And since that will fall and Nine Hundred Eighty nine even more musicians authors filmmakers etc have made their way here but is the rush over this balance still a mecca for the arts but its all subject to day. So has become too expensive and too cool but is struggling office of lost the studios all rehearsal rooms to soaring rents or credit tree developers heres a clip from a documentary about two artists who left but eventually return. To pitch otto is a multimedia artist from the United States her husband alexander is best known as the basis for the band im still tonight out this film shows how they came to a point where they felt they Couldnt Breathe and brylin anymore. Well then we blew out how wolves by giving up our house. We left berlin back then because in Two Thousand And Ten barely had arrived at a point in its development that was absolutely not can jussi to being an independent artist. So they packed everything up and tried to make their dream a reality some place else. Li
offshore wind has gone from strength to strength. the costs are far lower than predicted. it s a green technology that s booming. whatever we do, we are going to have to adapt to a hotter planet. in namibia, amid a dusty landscape baked by drought, there s a vivid patch of green where a class is being taught how to cope without rain. we know now, maybe in the next two to three years to come, we don t know if we will get even a single drop of rain. and therefore, we have to come up with something, which is going to help the children. other ideas seem obvious shades over the windows to keep the sun off,
to cope without rain. we know now, maybe in the next two to three years to come, we don t know if we will get even a single drop of rain. and therefore, we have to come up with something, which is going to help the children. other ideas seem obvious shades over the windows to keep the sun off, planting more trees to soak up carbon dioxide billions will be needed. and maybe our food will come in new low carbon ways. i was stunned to enter this vertical farm. there are fields in layers. a young researcher here, beth campbell, was bursting with enthusiasm.
landscape baked by drought, there s a vivid patch of green where a class is being taught how to cope without rain. we know now, maybe in the next two to three years to come, we don t know if we will get even a single drop of rain. and therefore, we have to come up with something, which is going to help the children. other ideas seem obvious shades over the windows to keep the sun off, planting more trees to soak up carbon dioxide billions will be needed. and maybe our food will come in new low carbon ways. i was stunned to enter this vertical farm. there are fields in layers.
and therefore, we have to come up with something, which is going to help the children. other ideas seem obvious shades over the windows to keep the sun off, planting more trees to soak up carbon dioxide billions will be needed. and maybe our food will come in new low carbon ways. i was stunned to enter this vertical farm. there are fields in layers. a young researcher here, beth campbell, was bursting with enthusiasm. this is the future. if you can grow stuff that s supposed to grow in italy here in the uk, you can grow it anywhere in the world, you can grow it in the middle east, in africa, and then you cut out