from the state of lower saxony runs a company that extracts people in latvia. working in the more difficult heavy machines can easily get stuck in the soft ground. the soil yields not only peat but also a lot of dead pine trees some are up to two thousand years old the wood is shredded and then burned in the local power plant. by the these people so that we can keep an eye on the market higher in the baltic states so at the same time pete extraction is decreasing in northern. no but it's long to pull from of you need to get the permits are no harder to get because extraction is now only allowed on old farm land on. the topic of inflation eloped is. in germany peat can only be extracted if it lies under meadows and fields and latvia peat can be extracted from forest land but the land has to be drained first existing more land cannot be drained but peter extraction permits are relatively easy to get here and there's not a lot of red tape. another advantage is lower labor costs and the peat producers have agreed to rework the lands where peace has been extracted e

and he is charged with homicide and also with serious assaults now at least from information from saxony judicial circles the evidence against. us is very thin but the trial is expected to extend into weeks if not months now some have objected to the venue for this trial tell us why but then you are so controversial. is actually there were actually at a court room here high security court room in dresden about an hour away from ten minutes from where daniel h. was killed in august of last year and this was largely on security grounds that were concerns that the extreme fall right that we saw in the in the report there that much to share could also march on the courtroom and that was actually also a request from the defense that the trial was not held in three particular states in brandenburg and saxony which is where the there are some significant state elections being held later this year to in fact in the end that argument was rejected and is being held in saxony in the capital of the state interest and so that also concerns are that this trial could be used instrumental eyes druther p

that's nearly died out in the state of lower saxony the conservation agency believes the plover may return to the area if. these are full but there hasn't been a sighting in at least a decade on. a permanent was granted for another field just a few hundred metres away. this is what a wind farm like this worth i don't really like to talk about money and spurs and. so it's good business these are. the wind is so strong at this particular location that it's certainly worth the investment it's generating decent profits for the people and property owners who have a stake in the operation. but even greater profits could be made if the turbines could constantly turn. when night falls however the bats take to the skies a rare species that has to be protected. you agree it's important to switch off at night for the bats. well it's definitely not good for our business . the turbines have to be switched off for as much as a thousand dollars a year. and that means they're standing still about twelve percent of the time. their beds thinks conservationists in germany are taking things a little too far.

important clean energy or the preservation of a rare species of animals in germany's state of lower saxony where heavily subsidize wind energy has become an important industry a tiny that is threatening the green business model of a window energy provider. brisk wind is blowing across this field in northern germany bill him then bats wants to show me where he'd like to set up a wind farm turbines would be enough to provide energy for a small town but authorisation was denying the reason species conservation and that's what happened the gold ring five is according to the german nature conservation agency the european golden plover is under threat. that's nearly died out in the state of lower saxony the conservation agency believes the plover may return to the area. these are full but there hasn't been a sighting and at least a decade on. a permanent was granted for another field just a few hundred metres away. this is what a wind farm like this worth i don't really like to talk about money and spurs and you know so it's good business losing started or the wind is so strong at this particula

even up to fifteen years in jail but we've heard at least from judicial circles here in the state of saxony that evidence is very thin and as we mentioned there in the report to the other main suspect in this case is still at large so there are currently twenty four days of court days planned for they scase so they say we could see this extend in two weeks if not months ok twenty four days planned there in dresden where you are the killing though took place in the venue where you are has been the subject of some criticism hasn't. it certainly has but the decision to move the court case or the trial here to dresden was mainly on security grounds there were concerns that there could be a repeat of a right wing extremist marches descending on the court in kenya if it were to be held there and this court room behind me here in dresden even has a bullet proof glass there in the court room but there was another decision there was another request sorry as well from the defense actually to have the court case moved away from kevin nets and that's was largely due to some upcoming state elections her

beautifully decorated bowl was found in a grave there little's them in the eastern german state of saxony on hold. items such as these and burial practices in general can tell us much about society including the status of women to stay longer for i am newly we've observed no major differences in the way that men would women whether buried in the olympic societies that are in many cases women were given burials that were just as elaborate as those for men and sometimes even more so much of what i give you started. with the with. the we do know. but did neolithic burial objects really indicate the status of women in society. stone constructions represent spiritual immortality that is the deceased will be remembered forever. shine isn't the biggest a key element in reconstructing ancient architecture whether it's temple buildings or tombs are the stone building blocks and see as you please structures had been made of wood getting we would have found very few remains we could only speculate as to how large the structure had been but the stone blocks really gave us an idea of what it was like

in germany populists are seizing the moment and echoing voters' concerns like here and get it and saxony when many are scared of losing their jobs . or are even under. the believe it or lower than the f.t. has organized this rally the main political parties have stayed away so i got to it's an period in which museum ins closes plans hears and moves them into the czech republic i was in darfur and we're sick of being a cheap labor region. how many of you work from morning till night and still can't make ends meet. the free to mention a lot of people are asking what about us glitch where are our fates being decided. to do we still have an identity and sky high or are those decisions being made somewhere else entirely of people who are angry and they're angry for good reason and a lot of european and north american countries. but their attention has been diverted to things that aren't really the source of their anger and frustration and that's the dangerous part i think we have learned lessons from the past dead that we should not lead to this inequality to go out of bounds were the only so