even in winter they can find grass and moss several metres under the snow it sounds paradoxical but the increased temperatures make it almost impossible for the reindeer to find food grave alexandersson explains the problem. here we can see it very clearly. this is the ground here. the snow is very wet but the ground should be frozen. it's very easy right now to just stick your finger in there and touch soil in december. that's far from normal. then you think that when the last it becomes problematic for the animals when it gets colder the wet snow turns into a hard layer of ice and blocks access to the ground the reindeer can no longer reach the plants with their hooves. they need to move on and find new grazing areas elsewhere but this would mean that a grave and his family could lose their herds and thus their livelihood climate
change is impacting the alexander since on yet another level to produce sustainable electricity one of the biggest wind parks in europe is being built here with the help of german technology and investment the goal is to have sixty seven wind turbines. on that if i don't have other grazing areas besides these. i don't know how it's going to be. i have friends who breed reindeer in sweden. they say reindeer just don't live in wind parks they disappear. if the animal see wind turbines leave me to give out and i get on third. wave has always hoped to pass on the herd to his children just like many generations of sami people have done before. but now he's skeptical he doubts that the reindeer will exist in the region when his children are grown up. to nigeria now and the
mega city of lagos it is loud crowded and often exhausting and that's especially true for taxi drivers did obvious adrian krishna at one of them who's disabled and who decided he wouldn't allow tougher been conditions or his physical condition stop him from making a living another typical day in the mind blowing chaos of traffic in lagos. for over fifteen years. has been driving one of the countless mini buses in the nigerian metropolis six years ago he was involved in an accident and lost his legs but that hasn't stopped him from driving. i think it is great that he walks despite his disability i am happy for him a lot of people in his position which is back. he drives quite
well better than some with two legs. driving without legs is possible thanks to a special apparatus brakes and gas are controlled via the hand but this driving it does have a hefty price about six hundred euros abiodun managed to raise the money with a lot of help from family and friends. as the man behind the driving wrote he contracted polio as a child and did not want to be dependent on his siblings so he invented the driving aids and then founded the company. heard about the invention by pure coincidence. because most everything. you hear. was. the flaws in a lot of sentence when he came here he was a bus driver i can never drive bay again and i said no you can't drive again it's are you sure i say yes and it wasn't you got me didn't believe me auntie we did
a walk on the day drove here it was like you just woke up from the day you know. that that's the kind of thing that's what we encourage. to date his company has sold over four hundred driver assist routes plus wheelchairs and prostheses as well at one point zero company employed forty people but the economic crisis in nigeria forced him to lay off most of them many of the potential customers are not able to afford his products without support from the government. or here as a result of this are. disappointed in how people with disabilities are treated the businessman walks twice as hard so as not to let his disability dictate his life.
as well. as. for the us. he's no good. to know. what's good. after ten hours on the job. calling it a day there are no looks of pity from his neighbors but they are not of approval his next goal is to save enough money and buy himself a new bus. that report by diffuse creech in. some football now and the prestigious ball in door award included a women's prize for the very first time last night but this landmark moment was marred by accusations of sexism on the host asked when are odd ahead of birth of
norway whether she wanted to twerk or burge said no striker won the award after starring for this croatia middlefield midfielder luca mode which became the first male player other than christiane rinaldo or lionel messi to win the men's award since two thousand and seven in the new category of player the young player france world cup winner gillian they took home the trophy. on the final game of mash thirteen in the bundesliga by a wave of coups and were held to a one one draw in nuremberg hardcore fans of the home side staying out of the stands for the entire first half as part of the nationwide atmosphere boycott that in protest against the scheduling of matches on monday evenings but it wasn't just whistles and booze the risk drowning out the football and norberg. torrential rain in nuremberg had left the pitch looking bad to be playable but the referee saw no
issue and the game went to hate. in the ninth minute lead to some salty slapstick from labor queues and spend bend and kevin fall and the conditions already taking their top. ten in the twenty ninth minute the visitors took the lead thanks to car i have a it's the nineteen year old's fourth goal of the season keep a bread low could only punch a fallen cross as far as haven't his feet and the youngster made no mistake. later cruisin were dominating but some sloppy defending allowed field mark reiter to equalize the nuremberg in the sixty second minute the weather was sort of playing a role in based. on the bulky pitch kinds of nuremberg rescue when kareem better robbie was streaking towards goal but couldn't get a shot off. guard so it stayed at ball unspectacular and to
a curious monday night in your. business south marca financial markets are sobering up today after yesterday's party yeah the euphoria is somewhat weakening certainly about that u.s. china trade truce it's wearing off in asia at least china and hong kong stocks lost steam this morning as investors come to terms with the fact that the relations between the u.s. and china are still far from friendly on monday trade sensitive industrial and technology stocks pushed wall street higher following the news about a temporary trade truce reached at the g. twenty meeting in buenos iris treasury secretary stephen menuhin says the u.s. is working towards creating a firm and quote real agreement with china when he says dollars trump and she jingping discussed several issues including tariffs and intellectual property at a g. twenty dinner but the white house has also said that the existing ten percent tariffs on two hundred billion dollars of chinese goods would be boosted to twenty five
percent if no new deal is reached within ninety days. now staying with the issue of potential terrorists german car bosses are due to meet us trade secretary robert light highs and later today executives from dima fox valley and b.m.w. will be trying to persuade the u.s. not to follow through on a tree a threat to slap tariffs on european made cost so what is their argument well first of all all three have big factories in the united states b.m.w. in spartanburg in south carolina mercedes in tuscaloosa alabama and folks back in chattanooga tennessee now together these plans in cloyd forty nine thousand people including supplies and service providers their dealers sell around one point three million vehicles each year and looking at the comic as a trade balance german carmakers export more off the u.s.
made cars and they import from germany making them net exports yes so can the meeting reduce tensions so perhaps a little but trade stocks are of course the responsibility of the european commission and not come make us staying with costs though berlin stands ready to pump nearly one billion extra euros into the fight against ed pollution chancellor angela merkel said the funding will help municipalities tackle pollution from diesel costs the government wants to avoid more cities adopting bans on older diesel powered vehicles. the german government is under pressure to prevent thousands of premature deaths diesel fumes are alleged to cause each year now chancellor angela merkel has announced a boost for plans to improve quality in german cities. instead of one billion it'll be one point five billion and on top of that the government will
provide another four hundred thirty two million euros for retrofitting smaller trucks. it's who for the knuckles government has been struggling to deal with the fallout from the auto industry's diesel gates emissions cheating scandal however a string of course imposed diesel bans for some in a cities has now prompted some swift responses like the new funding the bans have outraged diesel drivers so is throwing an extra billion euros at the diesel emissions problem enough guns was one of the financial subsidies for municipal vehicles and buses only impact about seven percent of the n o two emissions the majority of emissions are of course generated by cars. and no modern. city mayors and local authorities want car
producers to be held more accountable to offer trade and bonuses for baez of new cars and to retrofit older vehicles they say they're not responsible for the diesel dilemma right now they're having to bear the costs and the inconvenience well a planned hike in the cost of diesel fuel to fight climate change helped spark the demonstrations in france three weeks ago protestors nowness yellow vests a president marcos policies and driving up the cost of living as the clashes go on the unrest is having real effects on the country's economy. both patience and fuel in short supply in france as the so-called yellow vest protests continue. gas stations in britain have started to run dry as protesters block the deliveries. and in paris ambulance workers join the strikes. they accuse the government of president emmanuel mccall of ignoring their demands.
and maliki fagot says we absolutely must be heard just. a government complains about not getting any clear demands but when they have spokespeople to talk to and clear demands they don't do anything and that cannot continue to. be at times violent protests started over a planned hike in fuel taxes and have morphed into a larger critique of mccall's economic policy which protesters claim disproportionately favors the rich. and the unrest is having a real effect on the country's economy. so you would you they would all be good up but i can tell you today that this impact continues to be serious. since we now see a decline in business turnover of fifteen to twenty five percent depending on which sector. he saw. the images of violence and destruction
are already hitting france's tourism business as visitors cancel their plans. and here's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you. nato one still use its foreign ministers' meeting to put more pressure on the russia the us is accusing moscow of building cruise missiles and by the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty washington's european allies wants to convince the white house not to pull out of the treaty just yet. they're watching the news life from lynn more coming up at the top of the hour in the meantime you can get all the latest news online under the you dot com thanks for joining.
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