TV Programm für Deutsche Welle (Engl) am 02.04.2025

In the USA, agriculture is dominated by two magic words: productivity and profitability. The two million farmers in the United States are impressive businessmen. But their agribusiness is causing great damage.

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Communicating with deceased relatives is now possible thanks to virtual reality. Companies around the world are working with artificial intelligence to allow people to live on after their death. Could grieving become a thing of the past?

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Suspicious ships off the Baltic Sea coast. Paper manufacturers struggling with soaring energy costs. Counterfeits from China. Digital nomads and their role in the global economy. And a Sherpa from Nepal who now runs mountain lodges in the Alps.

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Water is scarce, but global demand continues to rise. Humanity is facing serious disputes over our most important resource. What impact is our lifestyle having on our planet's water cycles?

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When will we finally be able to fly without a guilty conscience? How far have the developments of environmentally friendly fuels and propulsion systems progressed? We ask airlines, engineers and critics.

Greening city homes in Uganda; using an invasive plant in Kenya to cut plastic use; unlocking the secrets of an age-old potato variety to secure a staple in times of climate change. Plus turning old vegetable oil into bio fuel.

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Suspicious ships off the Baltic Sea coast. Paper manufacturers struggling with soaring energy costs. Counterfeits from China. Digital nomads and their role in the global economy. And a Sherpa from Nepal who now runs mountain lodges in the Alps.

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Can community boilers cut costs and boost efficiency? Redesigning Delhi to make walking fun; free public transport can lead to fewer cars. And Pollachi nutmeg farmers team up for fairer prices.

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In the USA, agriculture is dominated by two magic words: productivity and profitability. The two million farmers in the United States are impressive businessmen. But their agribusiness is causing great damage.

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When will we finally be able to fly without a guilty conscience? How far have the developments of environmentally friendly fuels and propulsion systems progressed? We ask airlines, engineers and critics.

Communicating with deceased relatives is now possible thanks to virtual reality. Companies around the world are working with artificial intelligence to allow people to live on after their death. Could grieving become a thing of the past?

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Italy's right-wing government is legislating against rainbow families. Children with two mothers or two fathers don't align with Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's conservative family ideal. Same-sex couples now see themselves threatened by discrimination at the hands of the state.

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Our body is literally teeming with nerves. If they get damaged, it can affect our sensations or ability to move. Or we might develop migraines or epilepsy. In Good Shape checks out our body's crucial high-speed information network!

This week on The 77 Percent, we journey to the heart of DR Congo, where a new generation is determined to reclaim its future. We investigate who is exploiting mineral resources in the country and how it connects to the global electric car boom. We also meet a student of the legendary boxer Kobimango, who tragically lost his life during clashes with M23 rebels.

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When will we finally be able to fly without a guilty conscience? How far have the developments of environmentally friendly fuels and propulsion systems progressed? We ask airlines, engineers and critics.

In the USA, agriculture is dominated by two magic words: productivity and profitability. The two million farmers in the United States are impressive businessmen. But their agribusiness is causing great damage.

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Suspicious ships off the Baltic Sea coast. Paper manufacturers struggling with soaring energy costs. Counterfeits from China. Digital nomads and their role in the global economy. And a Sherpa from Nepal who now runs mountain lodges in the Alps.

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When will we finally be able to fly without a guilty conscience? How far have the developments of environmentally friendly fuels and propulsion systems progressed? We ask airlines, engineers and critics.

After the arrest of opposition leader Ekrem Imamoglu in Turkey, young people, above all, have taken to the streets. +++ The airbase at Ramstein is the biggest US military facility in Europe. A withdrawal of its troops would have significant impacts.

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People who don't fit the categories: Arts Unveiled looks at cultures that have recognized genders beyond male and female for centuries. Also: the first Turkish female opera star, and a classical orchestra that lives diversity.

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Offshore wind energy is being massively expanded in Europe. This is having some harmful effects on marine wildlife. Marine researchers in the North Sea are investigating just how serious the problem is. What they have discovered is astonishing.

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Suspicious ships off the Baltic Sea coast. Paper manufacturers struggling with soaring energy costs. Counterfeits from China. Digital nomads and their role in the global economy. And a Sherpa from Nepal who now runs mountain lodges in the Alps.