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I think i prefer the electric car because i need to make a change, especially in these days, because the climate change is near. all extreme e freight and logistics will travel by sea in a refurbished royal mail ship, the rms st helena. and it will generate some of the power it uses with portable solar panels. they'll be used to create hydrogen which, on race day, will be fed into a fuel cell like this to generate electricity, helping prove a low carbon technology that will find applications around the world, say its designers. the displacement of diesel generators which are prevalent througho...

The idea is to showjust how powerful and fun electric vehicles can be, and to raise environmental awareness by racing them in places that have already been affected by climate issues. the series will be going to greenland, the amazon, and the deserts of saudi arabia. extreme e is also billing itself as the world's first gender—equal motorsport platform. there'll be four teams, each with two drivers — one male, one female. their solution is totally different. here, more power than the petrol cars. of course, the sound is totally different, it hears not sound. i think i prefer the electric c...

Develop, but that i don't think is the answer to the whole issue that we have. the idea is to show how powerful and fun electric vehicles can be, and to raise environmental awareness by racing them in places that have already been affected by climate issues. the series will be going to greenland, the amazon and the deserts of saudi arabia. extreme e is also billing itself as the world's first gender—equal motorsport platform. there will be four teams, each with two drivers — one male, one female. their solution is totally different. here, more power than the petrol cars. of course, the sou...

And logistics will travel by sea in a refurbished royal mail ship, the rms st helena, and the series will generate some of the power it uses with portable solar panels. they'll be used to create hydrogen which, on race day, will be fed into a fuel cell like this to generate electricity, helping prove a low—carbon technology that will find applications around the world, say its designers. the displacement of diesel generators which, you know, are prevalent throughout the world. the application of the fuel cell on shipping, on boats, where you decarbonise the international maritime industry, a...

September 1918. world war i, the great war, is in its final months. but the second wave of the influenza is just beginning. and now it's spreading faster, and it's far more deadly. historian john barry says the virus may have mutated into a new strain. >> the 1918 virus combined to cells in the upper respiratory tract that made it easily transmissible. but it could also bind to cells deep in the lung. many reports of people dying 24 hours after the first symptoms appeared. some of the symptoms could be very unusual and very frightening. >> whether it was a new strain or a new virus altogether,...