that was to a, for the system to be used like these new frequencies being used close to the wrong ways to is really how many will be affected. and by the way, you say close to the say, close to the runway. that's, that's a t n t and verizon is argument isn't that they say they've created buffer zones around efforts and then not too close to the runways. why don't airlines believe them it that's it is people the actually demand there will be a buffer zone. none of these speak with the operating radius of 3.7 kilometers or 2 miles around the 4 runways. and that's free to just put it has not been really implemented yet, or they didn't actually agree on this. yet. the telecommunications industry, us arguing that there are 40 other countries where does work without any glitches. and but of course, like in europe, different frequencies are used in europe. the european occasion authority already said they didn't detect any problems here. but here the benz that i use for pipe g are been different, right? so it's, it's a different territory. unknown territory, we'll address space. thank you for

there are always risks involved in activism, but sometimes companies try to bribe us and tell us not to report their pollution along the sometimes when we're witness to industrial waste being dumped, someone from the factory will come and try to interfere with our work or money. but the other is on the dollar, that is, is it for our mandatory gotta move from my experience. this is criminal intimidation door on that and they can be prosecuted if it hinders our environmental surveillance of the data model can when i was hunting our son, the problem is that we've highlighted pollution on the chickie gene river to the authorities. and mr. delama dan got crap, but despite our efforts won the pollution continuous, alter the dead up into modern denny believes nearly 60 percent of the te, tantrums, fish, species have died out. he has regularly recorded lead concentrations 1000 times above levels permitted in the us. for example, the dirty water is now affecting food production in bantam, only allowable and blah, blah, hosted residents here are affected by the polluted water. and again, that

you'd like us to answer? send it to us as a video, text or voicemail. if we feature it on the show, you'll get a little surprise from us as the thank you. come on, just ask for more fascinating stories, head to our website, d, w dot com slash science or check us out on twitter. the world health organization forecasts that within the next 10 years, 6 out of every 10 people will live in a city. a population density is based on the number of residents per kilometer squared african and asian cities tend to have the highest levels. the trend is only said to accelerate, even in germany, in the city of munich, they've come up with a creative solution. in the german city of munich, finding land to build on is like winning the lottery. and so architect oliver, whom has specialized in the opposite direction, urban consolidation, he has just finished renovating this building. and expanding its attic here on this is where the stairwell windows used to be. and whenever you looked out and you saw the courtyard, the garages, the hall, and an ugly, rather dilapidated r

come on just us. you can find more fascinating stories from the world of science on our website and on twitter. today's glaciers live full during the last ice age and are constantly shifting. their motion is dependent on the gradient up the slope, the structure of the ice, the temperature, and other factors in the else in europe, there are thousands of places including the mice. he wrote lation, it's a magnet for tourists, eager to explore it's ice grotto. and it's also a huge straw for scientists. researchers on the road, glacier in the swiss alps are investigating a fascinating phenomenon. how glaciers move, and how they slowly but surely slide into valleys below. in other words, the glaciers dynamics and issue of global importance. the global at 11 cyst us talk this, it's relevant globally because practically all glaciers, including the rhone pleasure slide and the biggest ice sheets how large glaciers where the sliding is incredibly important. also let the way they slide determines whether or not

ah, once upon a time, dinosaurs roamed the us. but at some point they banished in both an asteroid responsible for their demise. moral not coming up. but 1st cosmic balden and what could happen if they collided with planet of young from algeria asked us, is there a risk that an asteroid could hit the earth again? if so, when asteroids are cosmic, boulders rubble from the early days of our solar system? today most of them orbit the sun between jupiter and mars in what is known as the asteroid belt. if small asteroids get too close to jupiter, the giant planets, gravity can divert them out of their stable orbits. and that can put them on a collision course with the earth. these stray asteroids can collide with other asteroids and thus create smaller fragments that then also whiz towards planet earth. which is why the sky is constantly being monitored to track down dangerous asteroids and calculate their trajectories around 2200 asteroids that passed close to earth and are large enough to cause serious damage have already been catalo

they're often used in medical therapies, and can also be put to good use to physically demanding work. oh, at the helmet, schmidt, university, and hamburg. professor gilbert minor and his team have spent the past 4 years testing exoskeletons. these supportive structures relieve the strain on the body when bending or lifting on is kind. we don't know of any universal exoskeleton, the model that supports several different parts of the body at once. because instead you have to systems like lucy, one that support individual areas as team as on that even they might be for the shoulder region like these 1st 3, or they help a bag like the others. you see here younger timothy v as in oh, some hands soft belts. others have rigid support stretches made of metal the repost, his models and active ones with an extra motor. how well suited the various systems off the use on a construction site, for example, is being tested in a special laboratory. doctoral student, she sure now, is putting on a rigid exoskeleton that she developed herself. it has a motor that is designed to help assist the arms and

they're often used in medical therapies and can also be put to good use to physically demanding work. oh, at the helmet. schmidt, university, and hamburg, professor colbert vida, and his team have spent the past 4 years testing exoskeletons. these supportive structures relieve the strain on the body when bending or lifting on is kind. we don't know of any universal exoskeleton, the model that supports several different parts of the body at once. because instead you have to systems like lucy, one that support individual areas as team is on the d v m b. they might be for the shoulder region like these 1st 3, or they help a bag like the others. you see here the others timothy v. as in oh, some hands soft belts. others have rigid support structures made of metal. repost, his models on active ones with an extra motor. how well suited the various systems off the use on a construction fight for example, is being tested in a special laboratory. doctoral student she show now is putting on a rigid exoskeleton that she developed herself. it has a motor that is designed to help assist the arms an

see we've been called saucers, deli quinn's, but afterwards, after watching us by staying with us, they understood us audit that blew me up and they got lost. we also do a great service for our city. we pick up the trash on the road and turn it in to us in order to restore kin labelle kinshasa the beautiful. because right now our city is filled with trash. bell skimming on speaking with them. all i can say is, wow, you know, making something beautiful out of trash shows. real genius in my opinion. but congolese artist not just importance for the country by the whole world. did you know, unesco has recently added congolese bloomberg to its list of intangible wild heritage . the musical genera on dance is also referred to as the song chuckles congolese history to celebration on morning. but still not all congolese feel like their cultural heritage is appreciated enough. in kinshasa we met some artists from all over the country who told us about the struggles the fees in the our quest for recognition and support for the our work. this takes us street to our streets debate. ah, hi everyone,

of course, in order for us to use the rare earths and other precious raw materials, they 1st have to be extracted from the plants. and that happens here at the university's bio gas plant. the corn is turned into tiny chips and dried out before being weighed and poured into a reactor device together with the quantity of water. here, bacteria assumed 2 important tasks. they generate bio gas and break, opened the plant cells. the resulting product is a liquid that is then dried out in an oven. this is the idea that this is the digest 8 we then get wasn't for us. it's akin to plant or containing all the elements which we then want to make available for use $21.00 but unfortunate bowman. and that now involves burning the plant residue. those treasury elements and then found in concentrated form can the combustion residue. the ashes that is up to puts as though the entire process takes around 30 hours because what we then get which you can see here are innocuous looking, white and colored powders, bob, germanium dioxide, ones and rare earth sauce inside. so then they will then be used in e

it is necessary for us to find it easier and quicker. we to, to get all these audio products ross, to eve, daisy, we, we come to ring, our usage is always going to be better than the fact that we had over the young activists unexpectedly finds an ally in the money from director. the to quickly agreed to plan a joint conference for high school and university students. went to the next event again. next and good luck, isn't it? we march 18th. so we can prompt, i think i'm happy, let's do that. let's do it. and there's plenty of work to do before that me and then do else confusion has so many laws. what it's just written. most of in the i was put into practice, we need to make laws and effects laws implemented laws. and for those laws on sending, preserving environments for is an issue like climate change and glass flowing oil spinning that toby impacting the region. the laws that will protect and just conveniences will guarantee devon being followed because people are choosing a company that isn't profit or plot positive up climate profit

with us stay in touch. i am sandra twin over here in kampala, uganda, and i look forward to your company again next week. bye bye. ah, a, a with ah, who ah chip, your guide to life in the digital world. explore the latest online trends, navigate your way through the digital jungle. get a global perspective. we'll be your guide and show you what's possible. you decide what really matters to you. shift coming off the lawn, d w v w is on trial for what could be the biggest fraud in the history of german industry. for years volkswagen to see both customers and authorities by manipulating emissions data. who knew what about the diesel scandal and when the w and diesel gate winter corn and the engineers in 15 minutes on d. w. o knows all it's creators for everything and we digitize everything through the hot commodity in this global experiment. our data smart devices are embedded in our daily lives, trutina, where every movie the internet of everything starts january 17 on d, w. welcome to the dark side where int

but the greek designer, cost us lumbered us, might view them differently. most likely. i'm the potential them for a new chair or table. well, i'm british creates furniture collages from almost anything that he can get his hands on, and the result is an eclectic mix of household items. we visited him at the studio in athens, where he lets his imagination run wild. this unusual mix of materials and shapes is what characterizes the sculptural furniture by greek designer, hostile slum burritos. he turns whatever he finds into her more use. artworks play, try not to become specialist than some material, but the changing materials all the time and just visiting different families. let's say of of materials just to bring some new energy in. try some new things. experiments ah, make mistakes. the greek designer makes his elaborate creations. in his workshop in the greek capital athens i cheered. he is working on a fountain to have an idea in your head, and then you try materialize it. but then the material also has its own character and he told substance. and he done said his b

it's used already, sources, used our bodies to get this, the efficacy of respect since tried to own us in countries like kenya. so we don't want the vaccines at a price. you all asked the vaccines. okay. i want to talk about, if this you aisha continues gather if we're looking at a project at 5 years from now and only to point 5 of the african continent is vaccinated. what are the possible implications of that? well, i mean, are they, they're scary to contemplate. i mean, if, if, if what happened in places like india or brazil happens here, you know, i'm interested. this is going to be pretty group were terrible. but there's one thing i think, i a need to say, we need to also pull from what we know, you know, of vaccine hesitancy. roxanne skepticism is not new. you know, we had the polio vaccine and we had many of the same medicines and stuff going around, you know, yet we managed to overcome it. it, oh, i'm and, and my, my point is, we've been here before. we know how to do that or a problem is we are actually not going out there and doing it. and the reason you're not doing it is, is

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thanks so much for joining us. now in los angeles, cargo trains carrying packages from retailers like amazon are being looted on and process that in its scale. last year alone, damages amounted to an estimated $5000000.00. and this year could be even worse. a fee of open boxes containing merchandise that has been left behind is causing a dangerous and expensive issue for retailers and rail operators. on tuesday, 17 train cars derailed, whether it was caused by the debris is under investigation, thieves or gaining access to the containers by jumping off bridges onto the moving trains. and removing plastic locks that are easy to break. they're looking for merchandise that can be re sold, like mobile devices, tv sets, tires and coven. 19 testing kits is lawlessness. and honestly, we need to be tougher on a law and order out here at elk grove, in prices across all 50 states, mainly run on at le cuz you know, seniors, i've been with this company for years and i've never seen like this entire years. sources say the l. a

why not ask us? send us a video text or voice message. if your question is selected, you'll not only get an answer, but a little surprise as a thank you. so come on, just ask, you can find us online and on social media. this week, the question comes from samuel olma. from uganda. he wants to know could the ice at the polls cool down the earth's molten core? enough to extinguish its volcanism deep beneath our feet in the center of our planet. it's extremely hot. hot, liquid rock is constantly being pushed upward and can escape through sophistry. hotel planet is similar in structure to a peach. has a thin skin flush underneath and i picked in the middle. the earth's pit or core in the center has a temperature of about 6000 degrees celsius and contains radioactive elements that release heat much of that heat dates back to the earth's beginnings when dust and other rocky particles drew together and condensed to form a planet. at that time, all the components, metals, rocks, water, and gases, we're well mixed. over time, the heavier materials,

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good to have you with us. in a medical 1st, us surgeons had successfully implanted a genetically modified pig heart into a human patient. the transplant took place last week, 57 year old man was too ill to be eligible for a human heart transplant, but he is said to be recovering well. so far, medical researchers hope such procedures could one day help ease the chronic shortage of human organ donations. this is the heart used to give dave bennett a new lease on life. in a 9 hour procedure surgeons transplanted the organ, taken from a one year old pig. it was gene edited, bred and killed for this purpose. following friday surgery, the 57 year old patient is breathing on his own while still connected to a hot lung machine. he simply didn't want to die, doesn't want to die. and he felt that if he had no opportunity and he was pretty well convinced by multiple doctors who had told him he had a fatal disease and he was unlikely to leave the hospital because of it. that as a background, as, as an alternative, he said

no oncology men earlier to move us us whenever possible. the 2 women designed the exhibitions to hear it calls rash. natasha gallery. they decorated one space to look like a 700 hotel, bobby low sam 0. we had fun, creating an ambiance a bit. likewise, anderson, it's something we like to do a lot because it has an extension of how we tell stories and an invitation for the public to understand how we work as artists of how we discover a place to observe things on the details. text is in colors that den inspire our stories to it's our own universe. we're presenting you back, hopeless. children's bedrooms can also feel like private university. james madison traveled the world photographing where children sleep ah child to see in reality often manage. what would the world look like if it were made by children may be like this. the domain, a full year old kaya from tokyo. a child's room often reveals the biggest streams. samantha from new york is a 3 time karate will champion who trains 4 hours a day. this is her bedroom. other times a place wher

but they are now worth us after the hong kong use out less. he walked for shut down amid pressure from beijing. i've been a reporter for 6 years. over news outlet, so i've worked for a gone one after the other. it feels like my identity is fading away to. this is the 3rd time allen, which is not his real name lost his job in just 6 months. he was an investigative reporter for apple daily, but the police detained several editors and a paper closed. i used to work closely with the people arrested. it's terrifying and the threat feels so imminent. at 1st i thought things would get better after a while, but then you heard of former colleagues being brought to the police station and going missing. it's like the clearing, frontline journalists pro democracy publications like apple daily stand, news and citizen news went dog after enormous government prussia authorities have insisted that price freedom remains protected. i recent survey by the hong kong foreign correspondence club found otherwise more than 70 percent of the journalists that they were

to which medications and treatment so used. hold on. good. yeah, i did. i did. yes. via antiviral drugs and monoclonal antibodies don't work full variance, how much was it on? for example, there are antibodies that work well against delta but not against omicron and vice versa. but the must be getting data would work and i'm a so it's certainly a factor of the cat under doubt because one, i know not on a studio according to a study from the university hospital where you walk as if there were indications that even a moderate case of a cove, it leaps, traces on organs were an organ. and could you elaborate consensus? canola norton and this is and yes, i'm the story. the else in hudson on. it's a very interesting study led by our cardiology center of, of the 400 people who were mildly or moderately ill. he used to be lighter and to leave them in a 7 hour examination. the study team looked closely at effects that may not be clinically apparent, but are still detectable. all of us were also homeless. i'm come, reflect hugely, upon i

stay with us for shift with a look at how social media can be used as a platform for protest. i'm really thank you so much for watching. ah, i'm just kinda, i think that's hard. and in the end the some me, you are not allowed to see you anymore, we will send you back. are you familiar with this with the smudges with lions b. what's your story. ready i mean, wasn't, i was women, especially and victims of violence in labs and take part and send us your story. we are trying always to understand this new culture. so you are not the visitor, not the guests. you want to become a citizen. in phil migrants, your platform for reliable information i from argentina to bellows and from iran to uganda. online activism is a vital tool for politically active. people were fighting for change. women who fight for a cause on line often become targets of hate speech and violence. but many stand their ground. nonetheless, what role has the internet played in their fight for change this week on shift? we're bringing you the stories a for politically active women. ah, changing your profile picture

he us wants to keep busy. he turned the casino room of the hotel into a makeshift newsroom with utter exiled john o'neill once they're gone. informed the world about afghanistan as the world's attention is shifting. it's very important to continue our work. it's our responsibility. it's our commitment to us a journalist, to that paper. he's the online editor in chief for the at the law prost newspaper, one of the most read daily enough gone east on the print, no longer exists. the team here wants to keep it alive online with colleagues stealing, cobble. the work distracts from their worries about their future. i don't know about my future at that. what will happen? because we don't know when we leave albania, some here want to stay anonymous, fearing repercussions for their families back home. all of them want to know when will they move on? albini is interior ministry says that's difficult to answer, but it seems the united states may no longer be their final destination, no whom the one will have meetings th

rise the appraisal on top of all of us face it. the men went to see in both innovation at an end this way, the women could earn a little extra money for the children, which is also david mixed with again, didn't back at the stables, it is time to prepare the catch for processing then it's time to look after the horses, shrimping on horseback has also become a way of preserving rare breeds. there's a switch in the people. they want to read, discover tradition. but not everyone. there are still people who want to modernize one to better phones, the better computers, the better, the website, digital, everything. the nurses are little population that says i want to experience your traditions, how it used to be. and so horseback shrimping an age old, yet very sustainable and environmentally sound method is undergoing something of a renaissance thanks in part to the 1st 2 women shrimpers on horseback. in today's show, we are looking at professions and handicrafts that only a few people can master. these days, and one of them is the art o

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chris and halbert speaking to us earlier. now tennis star novak joke of ich, is facing deportation after the australian government cancelled a visa for a 2nd time. the decision comes after days of uncertainty and controversy surrounding the world. number one's covered 19th status and a medical exemption he received from australian open tournament organizers. the australian immigration minister said he had revoked the visa on grounds of public interest. joke of it, who was unvaccinated, is due to start his defense of his australian open title. and let's get the latest with tennis commentator, steve pierce in melbourne. hi steve. so novak joke of it's a visa has been cancelled again. tell us more about the immigration ministers decision soon. the immigration ministers decision which came through late afternoon on a friday afternoon in melbourne. he says that he decided on this occasion to re cancel if you like a joke, which is visa was done on health and good order grounds, which was an interesting title on the situation. espec

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and it makes us sick on your best. that which beverage that his territory is this forest, a protected nature, reserve the illegal loggers and cold miners who increasingly encroach on them on. do roku indigenous peoples land don't care about that? cheap, suarez suspects. it's because the price of gold has shut up during the pandemic. intruders have kept this new path through the jungle. they start by logging the valuable trees, then they plow up. the soil looking for gold. chief suarez is worried. itsyana had given me to a theme this year. we've increased our patrolled bus on sunday because we can see either a more intruders or he was in the you might e j h above us and on your father that it's dangerous for us. because demick means we're forced to take over the work of the environmental police, an automated message for even though it puts our lives at risk of according to his grandmother, lou gold prospectors are never far away. some prospect legally outside nature, reserve, others invade indigenous territory because t

well used to sing them to get them . you know, we are human being so i had feelings, she had feelings about nobody has ever told each other that, that in love or not. but it just came in. i didn't like that. i just found myself in her, in that he literally, almost in his sleep tut, such as having sex. and she felt pregnant. i was wanted because, you know, she was a school girl, a was a schoolboy. so we were both climbing and it just affected. i'd cation and what did you think? i did you think of abortion? actually that never came in my mind, cause though i have been raised, people do respect life in our community. so it was difficult for me to advise her to our boat. and go to the next move as in what did you do next? okay, since i was afraid because her parents are harsh, it forced me to move from cuba to another town whereby i had to go for missing for some few weeks. and some days before i came back after this story had been sorted out but an almost done, he was arrested. it's illegal for children in kenya and get new

these people bullied and harassed us. what if, what the corp, what it was that day, but he would, it's lonely at the post. now, it wasn't until the 19 ninety's to the minus were allowed to leave, along with hundreds of thousands of other political prisoners and to pull teas. at the time. many vulgar germans emigrated to germany, but a lease, a meissner, had my relatives in the west and didn't speak german. so she stayed on in home region and rooted me a small town about 70 kilometers from the settlement where her parents had been sent. but in recent years, rudely cni has been shrinking rapidly. after i was like, we used to have a bath. yeah, no, not anymore. now, if someone has to go to the hospital in the nearest city, they risk not making it to tonia, got lost. the some of the reds was so bad, and the dr lasted so long that one of our neighbors died away to the doctors. but that will yonah elisa meisner could have moved to moscow long ago. the city her family was once forced to leave. it was guaranteed on the russian la

if you can use your one. then in this the valor in the west of the city, eduardo needs an escort for safety. schools were closed here for around a year with lessons held online, but a family than if avella can often only access the internet via cell phone, if at all. so many students of last contact with the school. edwardo bumps into one student who dropped out of school before the pandemic on with my work in the scrapyard, dismantling air conditioners. but he's not sure if he wants to return. he and many others have to work because their parents lost their jobs during the pandemic. but they'll struggle later in life without a high school certificate director andrea lima is happy that some students have been coaxed back to school like bruno, he became his families main breadwinner, a few years ago when his parents fell ill. now he manages a job, an school. he's a keen student. miss greg, either i prefer to be at school with my friends and all the activities with her just staying at home with his eyes. now an

didn't. chimpanzee dust us? i'm at new shots like an ethnic marker that indicates which community they belong to. so voucher good mine shaft is cooler. when i know it creates a, we feel english and a sense of us and them went unknown of to the death flow the chimpanzee community, whose members i had come to know so well, began to divide this temps at one group and started to spend more time in the southern part of the range over which the whole community wound by separating themselves, it was as though they'd forfeited their right to be treated as community members. instead, they were treated as strangers jane goodall observed a chimpanzee war in gonna be that began in 1974 and lasted for years. no researcher had seen anything like it before. ah idyllic world, a little paradise. be turned upside down. the once people seeming to and b were heavily engaged in one mind to assume that primitive the entire community them south was in a latent ah, ought to lawson to the killing of members of the same species. and even

us dollars. so in 2021 we had, for instance, a major hurricane hurry can either in the united states of america, where at this event alone, the cost the insurance industry sum $36000000000.00 us dollars and from a european prospect. if you had this major flash flooding event in july, in germany and neighboring countries, all and belgium and this event resided insured losses of $13000000.00 us dollars. so they've got a couple of major events contributing to this 2nd highest record number for the insurance industry. 2021. and we saw him out an issue of climate change here. if it would appear that the number of natural disasters is trending upwards. ah, well, that is indeed the case in some regions and with some perils. ah, what we cannot prove is with respect to the data, we are analyzing it at noon. agree is that world wide losses from natural disasters are increasing. it's mainly a events from flooding and so called convective storms. and doubt to main drive us . the one is simply the social econ

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daniel, thanks for joining us. i want to start with your assessment of these iris attacks in syria and iraq. one of the did i amounts, do you think to come back for the group in this region? well, these attacks are doubtlessly spectacular. they're not without precedent operative smaller in certain groups, in the more decentralized fashion have been operating in iraq and also syria over the last couple of months. we see targeted assassinations, some acts that resemble more like conventional reagan tree, a criminal activity blackmailing. but yes, and i think the school groups are benefiting the generally unstable situation in syria and the political term on and frankly yeah, this is a reminder that i never did very much alive and kicking though it's not centrally organized. and of course, far away from the military capabilities that alive and kicking you say, but i think the question still learns, has the thread of i explained dismissed too easily by the syrian democratic forces and coalition forces in the region. as

you know, at 1st they wouldn't come near us. but no, there are no longer strengths line of presents, not done if we treat them very well. we've in the jail polk as well being. it's extremely important to us sally in val d via in southern chile, at austell universities laboratory for medical biotechnology rojas and his team have patented, 13 nano bodies that directly target saws cove 2 viruses. now they want to use the elpac has nano bodies to develop a drug to treat coven 19 for the remote. oh, there were no no. this involves mixing the alpaca nano bodies with a fragment of a human antibody, so that it is accepted by the human immune system. the drug could be inhaled or administered in the form of a nasal spray or injection and helped to prevent severe or fatal cases of coven 19 . but the scientists need financial support to develop the drug. and so far, the chilean government hasn't offered funding. not all are gonna go more come of kathy. it's not just about developing an anti viral thera legal research covey tools to look at.

lots like and can be used for many thanks. on the caesar's ions at spot, yon kaminski vision is already reality in terms neighbor, the netherlands. for example, in the countries port largest city attract where a 125000 people cycle daily. whatever the, whether that's more than a 3rd of the city's population communications expert chris franklin works for the dutch cycling empathy, a network that advocates for greater use of bicycles. he spent much of his time on the bradenberg, the most heavily traveled bicycle path in the netherlands. a good 33000 to buy craters, use it every day. but before it used to be a mouth, tulane road with heavy traffic like the one found in all cities. unfortunately, a lot of cities cycling is still just for the fit in the brave and the really risks taller and people that are willing to rub shoulders with motor vehicles. but that's not the vast majority of people who live in that city. they want us to be able to tune outs and just enjoy their commutes. and when you provide safe, sag separated space fo

no longer use them, but it's still widely used in the dutch fisheries. of that goes to show how the problem knows, no national borders, i get on. this is garbage. that may well have been lost by a dutch boat in the truck. so we need a europe wide solution or brussels should ban. dolly roaches of dollar old, forbidden. the latest you directives call for fishing. net manufacturers to participate in clean up operations as of july 2021. but there is no ban on dolly ropes on the horizon. trash from the see, including dolly ropes also ends up here about 50 kilometers from the german mainland on the north sea island of halligan. and it has devastating consequences for local bird life. the gillum mot rock on the north western edge of heli go land is a huge bird sanctuary. blue every year from march to october, the steep sand stone walls are home to several birds species found nowhere else in germany. especially kid awakes, gillem, ox. and again, it's ornithologist, elmore boston, has been caretaker of the protected area since 2080 of a sum of all about 10000 pai

he said that the us use the opportunity of this meeting to clarify some of the russians positions. and that the russian side is still very much expecting a written response to its demands sometime next week. and that actually, anthony blinking was essentially preparing for that written response. that's what the russian foreign minister said is saying at the moment to the press in his statements following that meeting, he said that the u. s. had repeated some of its positions when it comes, especially to nato eastern expansion and had talked about the fact that nato had an open door policy. but it seems that the russian side is certainly presenting it as if the u. s. is decide that has to compromise while it stands strong when it comes to, to its own demands, including on, on that nato 8 eastern expansion that i mentioned. definitely tell us a bit more about that because there was a lot of anticipation of these talks in geneva today was described by some as a last ditch effort, perhaps to ask de escalate rather the situation. but in this time, all this diplomatic activity we've seen

and these things are given to us that they're expecting us to purchase these items. i was shocked to learn that pads. tampons, and other menstrual products are taxed as luxury goods. i don't know anyone who has a period that thinks the luxury. i think that's fair as a michelle would agree with you on. yes, i suspect it's because men were making the laws. yeah. when those tax were past, you know it's, it's kind of a funny thing. women are treated as a special interest group when it comes to policy making, and yet we are half population. we're half the economy. we're largely the child rearing experts and force of the population, but policies that would improve our lives and impact our lives are somehow treated as the exception. not the rule. we have a duty in this house to ensure that we make laws that are not harmful to women. too often our legislation and policies all geared towards dehumanizing and de valuing women and the role that live in play and society. good a you'd, you'd be the people this community can is picked, right in the mean. we've got a population. we

do different families use different dialects? and is it possible to discern the meaning of individual calls? here the researchers lower the highly sensitive microphones into the water. the 8 hydro phones can record sounds up to a frequency of 100 kilohertz that's for higher pitched than what is audible to the human ear. thanks to the network of hydro phones and acoustic triangulation, the researchers will later be able to calculate the positions of the whales to avoid disturbing the whales with engine noise the research tri moran is equipped with an electric motor. while visibility is limited under water, sound waves are transmitted over considerable distances. that's why a communication system with loud calls is clearly beneficial. they're very tied together and fluent irish and chain circling and body twisting plaza, log i co location they're socializing. like the you are see the negative of been to job and rob and frequent tristan and jumpy to jump on to each other. that sounds like they talk about the plan. what are we going

that would drastically reduce journey times in the us. the trip from cleveland to chicago would take just 28 minutes, 3 times quicker than current airline options. but how safe is it? you can do a sub with or not that promotes i, it's easy. many questions still remain. is the hyperlink going nowhere fast, or is it a mobility revolution? this man came up with the idea in 2013. this man has also brought a lot of money on board. but for once, this fellow billionaire isn't yet involved. california based hyper loop t t is among the company's looking to perfect the concept. it has a staff of $800.00 world wide and $31000000.00 us dollars in seed funding. but with the new technology 1st needing approval, the firm has been working with the german inspection agency. we had this brought in over glacial 9 ecology, sometimes in before number one nation. so we were working very, very hard or shall. we're the 1st company developing. we still shoot a company, but we'll have to leave framework the end of the day. if you don't have a renewal at a time whe

they take us to a condominium. there they have selected 65 year old new shoe war as our interview partner. she lives here with her husband. her granddaughter visits regularly, her son less so he works far away. mrs. you shows us around her apartment, so i don't or sure, doug, i draw whole leg hunter. that's called an infrared detector. it gone? yeah, look, it's just gone on. if you walk up to it, the red light goes on the jar. if it doesn't register and in lieu, haven't within a 24 hour period, for example, it passes on the information to your children or a local authority staff. when you the it would send a message saying that he older person isn't moving. alas, perhaps something has happened. their children or the officials could then call and check what was wrong. so then it would be clear what was happening. well, oh tom tony, anyone to have our books in her bedroom, the retiree has an emergency button next door bed. ha! ha ha, it was installed 2 months ago, and she hasn't needed to use it yet. they are serving

yes, i used to do it too. but then i began to have doubts even understand that you can't always be a gold digger here. october did mean the morrow, j. gout, the less there is work until one day it's totally depleted. and if there is nothing about what should i live on? guam or guilt, what well was that's why i started working as a vet in and it's been well worth the effort in aged our dividend even give valid. been since 2017, the park has created hundreds of jobs in agriculture. everything from organic coffee growing to sustainable beekeeping and livestock farming. but for many gold is still more repealing. new mines are always popping up. this one blocks an important elephant path on the edge of the park, and i saw it team from the ministry of mineral resources and energy is on site. last week, police evicted some game para's and burned down their camp or bessie martini, the ministries inspector general wants to make sure the mind remains closed. but at the same time, he also wants to make a deal with the mi

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