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. Its very easy right now to just stick your finger in there and touch soil in december. Thats 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 wi
with u.s. trade secretary robert light eyes are the executives from diana and b.m.w. a trying to persuade the u.s. not to follow through on a threat to slap tariffs on european made cars so what are their arguments oh first of all all three have big factories in the u.s. b.m.w. in spot bird south carolina a sadie s in tuscaloosa alabama and folks in chattanooga tennessee well together the plans employ forty nine thousand people including suppliers and service providers dealers sell around one point three million vehicles orders so can the meeting reduce tensions perhaps a little but trade talks are the responsibility of the european commission not comet it s the head of germany s evo institute s clemence first also says the german car makers the not the ones washington should be negotiating with and i asked him what s at stake for the car makers they are the car the tariffs on cars
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.
is in nancy pelosi s hometown of san francisco. the president said if the eu goes through with that, he ll slap tariffs on european cars. should we believe this is actually going to happen? well, i think you have to take the president at his word. he made campaign promises. he s pretty well proven so far he intends to keep his campaign promises. so this is going to happen this week for sure? the way he said it. 25%, 10%. whatever his final decision is what will happen. let s make something clear. the president wants to live up to campaign promises but he may be doing things that don t help those people. remember, pennsylvania mighting ste be steel country but it s have