together, perhaps, we can slow down global warming but when i see china opening up 200 airports and a thousand coal power stations, i do wonder how small germany is supposed to save the world. it is widely acknowledged that angela merkel has not done enough to tackle climate change, despite her initial efforts to address the problem on the world stage. but germany s politicians have come under pressure from a new generation of activists. most parties have tailored their manifestos after this summer s deadly floods, they know that voter priorities are changing. none of the party really have enough measures to reach the goals - of planet protection. only the greens have the large - amount of measures that come close to the goals and the targets we have to reach, but the others not. - they come close? but not sufficient? not sufficient. in the german forest
than $11 billion every year for climate related aid to developing nations, while president xijinping developing nations, while president xi jinping says his government will not find any new coal power stations abroad, though didn t mention plants in china. that is it for now. goodbye. hello there. another warm day in the offing for many with spells of sunshine once the early mist and patchy, dense fog clears away. however, further north we do have a different complexion to the weather for the day ahead. some cloudy skies with some rain, heavy to start and the risk of autumnal galesjust on qa the autumn equinox. that s all being brought by this advancing area of clouds, it s a low pressure system. we do have a weaker weather front ahead of it. so, in contrast, it will be quite a mild start in the north whilst it could be a little bit chilly down to seven or eight in the south. it is here we will see the best of the sunshine once that mist and fog clears away,
farms and wind farms, the excess gets stored in these batteries. then we get peaks and demands. so when everyone turns on their light switches or kettles, it basically. we can discharge these batteries to make sure the power is consistent across the national grid. so we can use that solar power more effectively. when we have too much power, we can store it and when we have too little, we can discharge it from the batteries. this is big. but briefly, we are going to need more of these, aren t we? all those coal power stations being turned off and to balance that need, when it gets cloudy or when it is not windy any more, we need to have lots more batteries. currently, we ve got one gigawatt in the uk and were going to need up to 18 gigawatts by 2030. 18 gigawatts, 0k, well, thank you very much indeed. now, wiltshire is actually already the second biggest producer of solar energy in the country. and we are going to need more battery farms like this to go with, if you like, the solar farm
seeing is that a city like kampala is still grappling with lunch in most parts of the city so until that can be done and i think that can be the only time we re going to see the bikes in operation who won t reach an income. what about the electricity they use because i mean it s not going to really make much sense if it s all generated by coal power stations for example i mean how much how much solar is there are available in places like kampala in uganda to ensure that this is green energy that s being used. most of uganda s electricity is hydro electric power and we have renewables like solar as well but the percentages of small are still very slim probably just of paul tree 2 or 3 percent currently in uganda saw the possibility of charging these ebonics is what is going
the children. who are linked to school africa and the world were willing to accept new stories and discussion coming as it is easy to our website to debbie to come snatch the car join or something spark. this is deja news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes the place where there s no space for criticism of human rights watch say is that place is rwanda to hear from one woman who says she s made a big sacrifices to deepen the political debate in the country and will keep doing so. and an unprecedented north suit in south africa a community living in the midst of coal power stations is suing the government for violating people s rights to a healthy environment more on the case coming up. i m