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BG FFF weltweit | Australien | Klimastreik | Global Strike 4 Climate

WorldLink: Time to save the world 20.09.2019 | 59:00 mins.

As people around the world come together for the largest mass climate protest in history, we introduce you to DW's brand new environment podcast, On the Green Fence, examining issues of climate change, pollution and conservation. Hosts Neil and Gabe visit a Bavarian town where the water has been tainted by a dangerous chemical and head to the Black Forest where the legendary wolf has returned.
DW EcoIndia 48 | Frauen mit Ziegen

Villages in self-help mode 20.09.2019 | 09:01 mins.

Farmers in an extremely dry region of India were becoming desperate. The inhabitants of 15 villages there worked together to find solutions. Now they have more water than before and can even earn money in ways other than agriculture.
Pelikan

Russia's pelicans in peril 20.09.2019 | 02:42 mins.

In southern Russia, pollution and the drying out of a saltwater lake are thought to be affecting the migration cycles of hundreds of thousands of birds, especially two species of pelican.

Indonesia struggles to put out forest fires 19.09.2019 | 02:45 mins.

The recurring outbreaks of smog-belching forest fires in Indonesia have caused air quality to plummet in the region. Experts say the fires will only be extinguished once the rainy season starts in October.
DW Dokumentationen A Plastic Surgery Coca-Cola's Hidden Secrets

Plastic Tide 19.09.2019 | 42:36 mins.

By 2050, there could be more plastic than fish in the sea. Ten tons of plastic are produced every second. Sooner or later, a tenth of that will end up in the oceans. Coca-Cola says it wants to do something about it - but does it really?
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DW Business – international 19.09.2019 | 11:14 mins.

Federal Reserve cuts interest rate for second time - German industry lobby issues Brexit warning - Industrialized countries take back plastic waste
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World in Progress: Making a living through sustainable tourism 18.09.2019 | 07:07 mins.

A thick haze from illegal forest fires clearing land for agricultural plantations is affecting the Sarawak region and beyond. In addition to pollution, people living in rural areas are struggling with bleak economic prospects. Many move to cities in order to make a living. But some have decided to return to their villages to help them through sustainable tourism.

Which brands are the worst plastic polluters? 18.09.2019 | 01:25 mins.

Using plastic becomes more and more of a problem for the image of brands. But who are the worst plastic polluters?

Pollution and e-mobility challenge India's auto industry 16.09.2019 | 02:52 mins.

The auto industry in India is facing its worst slowdown in two decades. Government policies on pollution are pressuring manufacturers to change course quickly and the rise of e-mobility has caught the auto industry off guard.

Nepal Luftverschmutzung in Kathmandu

Kathmandu: Living and breathing in one of the world's most polluted cities 16.09.2019

Nepal's capital Kathmandu is one of the fastest-developing cities in the world — and also one of the dirtiest. The city's inhabitants are battling with the health consequences.

Come with plastic waste, go home with rice 12.09.2019 | 02:30 mins.

The Philippines is one of the biggest marine plastic polluters in the world. Now, a village on the outskirts of capital Manila is dealing with the plastic in a unique way. The officials are exchanging a kilogram of rice for every two kilograms of plastic waste.
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Living Planet: Given Half a Chance 12.09.2019 | 29:59 mins.

The dilemma of our times — our fast-moving, convenient lifestyles are polluting the planet and heating up the climate. Could a plastic-free supermarket — or a recycling app help solve some of our problems? Author Edward Davey says there is hope and suggests "Ten Ways to Change the World" in his book "Given Half a Chance."
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Protective mangroves under threat 12.09.2019 | 03:49 mins.

Mumbai has a natural defense mechanism against rising sea levels: mangrove forests. But the mangroves are under threat due to garbage and industrial effluent. If the mangroves die out it will impact marine life, fishermen – and even Mumbai's future.

Uwe Kekeritz development spokesman for the Green Party in Germany 12.09.2019 | 03:02 mins.

Textile industry pollutes rivers in India
The chemical polluting German drinking water - On the Green Fence podcast (3/5)

The chemical polluting German drinking water - On the Green Fence podcast (3/5) 08.09.2019 | 27:07 mins.

How would you feel if the water you've been drinking from your tap for years was tainted with a dangerous toxin? Neil and Gabe visit the Bavarian town of Altötting to hear from locals whose blood is filled with PFOA, a persistent chemical that is linked to cancer. How can we minimize the damage we do to our environment given our reliance on industrial chemical production?

Environmentally friendly electric wheelchairs hit the streets of Nairobi, Kenya 05.09.2019 | 01:13 mins.

Combatting pollution and providing a means of personal transportation for mobility impaired people, a Nairobi entrepreneur is making electric wheelchairs out of recycled materials.
DW Sendung Eco Africa | Vasen

Doing Your Bit: Turning plastic bottles into fanciful vases 30.08.2019 | 01:52 mins.

In Kenya, plastic bottles pollute and block rivers and waterways. They also clog drainage tunnels creating breeding grounds for mosquitoes. Now a couple is collecting these bottles and turning them into flower vases.
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Looking after Europe's e-waste in Ghana 30.08.2019 | 05:02 mins.

Thousands of tons of discarded electrical goods end up in Ghana's capital Accra every year. But with some help workers at the Agbogbloshie dumpsite are learning how to dismantle electronic devices and protect themselves.
On the green Fence Promo Wiese mit Neil King und Gabriel Borrud

Living Planet: Jumping in the green end 29.08.2019 | 29:59 mins.

DW's Neil King, Gabriel Borrud and Vanessa Fischer drop by the studio to talk about the new DW podcast On the Green Fence. They discuss how making this 5-part series that explores issues like climate change, water pollution, biodiversity loss and food sustainability has affected their outlooks on the world. And we hear what chaos ensued when Neil and Gabe shared a tent with a few mosquitoes.
A Cambodian company has been fined $260,000 for importing plastic waste from the US and Canada.

Cambodia: A country sinks into rubbish 23.08.2019 | 02:43 mins.

A Cambodian company has been fined $260,000 for importing plastic waste from the US and Canada. The case has highlighted the magnitude of the country's plastic pollution problem.

On the Green Fence - Audio Trailer

On the Green Fence - Audio Trailer 23.08.2019 | 01:00 mins.

‘On the Green Fence’ looks at some of the most divisive and pressing environmental topics of our time. Two regular guys with no set environmental views — DW reporters Neil King and Gabe Borrud — explore complex and highly controversial issues, talking with climate protesters and wolf psychologists, sorting through household rubbish and fighting mosquitoes. Starts August 25th.

Trash is cash in a small Indonesian village 19.08.2019 | 01:37 mins.

Global waste will increase seventy-percent by 2050 unless urgent action is taken, says the World Bank. The East Asia and Pacific region is currently responsible for generating around a quarter of all waste worldwide. In Indonesia - a major waste contributor - one village is turning trash into cash.
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Doing Your Bit: Kenya's electric taxis 19.08.2019 | 01:35 mins.

Since 2018 a Finnish startup in Nairobi has been operating electric taxis. So far only eleven of the vehicles are on the road, but the city is a test market for the whole region and the program could soon be expanded.

Germany's Clean Air Project teams with a local startup to tackle pollution locally 12.08.2019 | 02:52 mins.

German startup Ubitricity partners with Germany's 'Clean Air' project to implement eco-friendly initiatives. The goal is to increase electromobility in 90 German towns that suffer from emission and pollution problems.
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