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what they think is right. norway s government has approved a controversial plan for a mine that environmentalists warn may damage the fjord s fish stocks. fishermen, like elliv erdal, rely on the region s fish for their livelihoods, but all of that may soon change. eiliv fears the plans won t just kill the fish but end his way of life. today s catch is pretty good. plenty of monkfish, cod, and tusk. eiliv erdal has been fishing the waters of the forde fjord for many years. after a short career in the military, he decided he d rather work and live surrounded by the great outdoors. on a beautiful day like this, it is quite impossible to understand that somebody thinks it is a good idea to destroy this beautiful scenery. i think the only natural thing to do is to live here and enjoy the nature as the people here do or is that tourists. the fishermen here are under pressure from a mining company that wants to begin extracting a rare mineral found in the cliffs of the ....
what they think is right. norway s government has approved a controversial plan for a mine that environmentalists warn may damage the fjord s fish stocks. fishermen, like elliv erdal, rely on the region s fish for their livelihoods, but all of that may soon change. eiliv fears the plans won t just kill the fish but end his way of life. today s catch is pretty good. plenty of monkfish, cod, and tusk.hing the waters of the forde fjord for many years. after a short career in the military, he decided he d rather work and live surrounded by the great outdoors. on a beautiful day like this, it is quite impossible to understand that somebody thinks it is a good idea to destroy this beautiful scenery. i think the only natural thing to do is to live here and enjoy the nature as the people here do or is that tourists. the fishermen here are under pressure from a mining company that wants to begin extracting a rare mineral found in the cliffs of the fjord. erdal fears that i ....
control over their fjord and do what they think is right. norway s government has approved a controversial plan for a mine that environmentalists warn may damage the fjord s fish stocks. fishermen, like elliv erdal, rely on the region s fish for their livelihoods, but all of that may soon change. eiliv fears the plans won t just kill the fish but end his way of life. today s catch is pretty good. plenty of monkfish, cod, and tusk. eiliv erdal has been fishing the waters of the forde fjord for many years. after a short career in the military, he decided he d rather work and live surrounded by the great outdoors. on a beautiful day like this, it is quite impossible to understand that somebody thinks it is a good idea to destroy this beautiful scenery. i think the only natural thing to do is to live here and enjoy the nature as the people here do or is that tourists. the fishermen here are under pressure from a mining company that wants to begin extracting a rare min ....
the outcome of the vote was tight 48 %said they wanted to remain in the european union while 52% chose to leave. the so called brexiteers edging out the vote by a narrow lead - a decision that had and will continue to have tremendous consequences. here, we go to cornwall, which had a clear leave majority, mainly due to its fishing industry. for decades, local fishermen felt threatened by eu fishing restrictions and regulations, which they feel caused a decline of their industry and livelihood. now they hope for a brighter future on these unchartered waters. reporter: these people in cornwall are celebrating their traditional summer festival, not the brexit. they don t let politics spoil their good mood. everyone has good reason to raise a glass, whether they won or lost the referendum. 56% of the people in this remote area on britain s west coast voted to leave the e.u. that s more than the country s average. in the harbor town of newlyn, the fishermen in particular r ....
the outcome of the vote was tight 48 %said they wanted to remain in the european union while 52% chose to leave. the so called brexiteers edging out the vote by a narrow lead - a decision that had and will continue to have tremendous consequences. here, we go to cornwall, which had a clear leave majority, mainly due to its fishing industry. for decades, local fishermen felt threatened by eu fishing restrictions and regulations, which they feel caused a decline of their industry and livelihood. now they hope for a brighter future on these unchartered waters. reporter: these people in cornwall are celebrating their traditional summer festival, not the brexit. they don t let politics spoil their good mood. everyone has good reason to raise a glass, whether they won or lost the referendum. 56% of the people in this remote area on britain s west coast voted to leave the e.u. that s more than the country s average. in the harbor town of newlyn, the fishermen in particular r ....