take a closer look at this with thorsten wagner, he's a research is water research at the university of potsdam just outside burning. welcome to d, w. i'm guessing that what we just saw there in italy's po valley, that's a picture that's being repeated not only across europe, but around the world. it is, it is repeated around the world. unfortunately, it's currently repeated very strongly around europe at the clear southern europe and, and central europe. but of course, it's repeated in even worse and circumstances in africa and other developing countries. so what should farmers in these regions do plans, different crops, all my be get out of farming if i have that choice? well, drugs that are relevant to us occur when the supply of water is less than the demand for water. so we can either increase the supply or at least make it more stable so that can happen through building of reservoirs of large storage so that we can store some water from the wet season and use it in the dry season. kaylee now we had 3 years in italy of very dry weather and very warm weather. so it would take a while for th

university of southern denmark. he has been the anomie for the humanities visiting professor at potsdam. in 2014, paul was named a braise golding department of research professor here at right state. he was named the ohio distinguished historian by the ohio center of history. he lives with mary, her wife. one poodle, and three, according to paul, dim-witted cats. paula's most recent book which you will be hearing about today is firepower a magisterial history on how changes and weapons technology have not only shape changes in warfare but also impacted almost every aspect of modern human society. especially the structural power from the west in the renaissance all the way to the dawn of the atomic era. one recent review put it, paul's firepower is a fascinating, rip-roaring, right. written in paul's elegantly style. published by basic books, firepower is primed to be a widely read and widely discussed title. here at right state we are lucky to not only get the chance to hear more about firepower while it is still hot off the presses, but we often get to learn from paul every day of the ye

been a visiting lecturer at the university of southern denmark and he has been the national endowment for the humanities visiting distinguished professor at suny potsdam and 2014. paul was named a bravesh golding distinguished professor of research here at wright state and in 2020. he was named ohio distinguished historian by the ohio academy of history paul lives in centerville with mary his wife alex their teenage son one poodle and three according to paul dimwitted cats. paul's most recent book which will be hearing about today is firepower a magisterial history of how changes in weapons technologies have not only shaped forms of warfare, but also impacted almost every aspect of modern human society and especially the structure of power in the west from the renaissance to the dawn of the atomic era as one recent review. has put it paul's firepower is a fascinating rip roaring ride. written in paul's enviably elegant style and published by basic books firepower is primed to be a widely read and widely discussed title. here at wright state. we're lucky not only to get the chance to hear more about firepower while it's still hot off the presses but al