Dilemma true or not. so you see the dilemma for everybody not named donald dilemma for everybody not named donald trump and while donald trump donald trump and while donald trump certainly has serious legal trump certainly has serious legal problems that he brought upon legal problems that he brought upon himself has political orchards have actually improved. orchards have actually imroved. ~ ~ ., , improved. well, we know he is still on his improved. well, we know he is still on his way improved. well, we know he is still on his way to improved. well, we know he is still on his way to the - still on his way to the bedminster golf club to deliver that speech and we are going to go to parts of that speech when he begins but i would like to bring in helena now who has been following the events on the ground in miami for us all day and a lot has been made of the fact that this trail would take place in miami, in florida, rather, with a jury pole selected from florida residents with a troubled pointy overseeing the case, what are you hearing on the ground for how that might affect the case? ground for how that might affect the case? , affect the case? the department ofjustice s affect the case? the department ofjustice s rationale affect the case? the department ofjustice s rationale for - affect the case? the department ofjustice s rationale for this - ofjustice s rationale for this is that they wanted the court proceedings to take place in where the alleged crimes happened at the mar a lago estate where those trove of allegedly classified documents
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Had way lower than average rainfall so we haven t been getting the winter rain that we need to fill our dams so that we can irrigate the orchards and vineyards and everything through the summer, so now we ve become even more dependent on underground water. as i listen to you, i m thinking this sounds like a nightmare scenario. you ve got a long term water shortage problem, which is being massively exacerbated by this immediate power problem. we only had this level of load shedding from about january, february, so we have managed to survive this season, but if this happens next year, where we have another dry winter and we have stage six load shedding, which is where we are 11 hours a day out, i don t know how we re going to do it, honestly. here s why irrigation matters so much. the local clanwilliam dam is atjust 16% of full capacity. climate change is hitting the western cape particularly hard. unreliable power could make farming here impossible. according to anne paterson, robert s wife and business partner, many farmers are struggling.
Average rainfall, so we haven t been getting the winter rain that we need to fill our dams, so that we can irrigate the orchards and vineyards and everything for the summer. so, we have become even more dependent on underground water. as i listen to you, and thinking that this sounds like a nightmare scenario. you have a nightmare scenario. you have a long term water shortage problem, which is being massively exacerbated by this immediate power problem. we onl had immediate power problem. - only had this level of load shedding from about january only had this level of load shedding from aboutjanuary or february. so, we have managed to survive this season, but if this happens next year, where we have another dry winter, and we have another dry winter, and we have another dry winter, and we have stayed six load shedding, which is where we are 11 hours a day out, i don t know how we will do it. honestly. know how we will do it. honestly- honestly. here is why irrigation honestly. here is why irrigation matter - honestly. here is why irrigation matter so i honestly. here is why - irrigation matter so much. the local clanwilliam dharma is just 16% of full capacity. climate change is hitting the
To fill our dams so that we can irrigate the orchards and vineyards and everything through the summer, so now we ve become even more dependent on underground water. as i listen to you, i m thinking this sounds like a nightmare scenario. you ve got a long term water shortage problem, which is being massively exacerbated by this immediate power problem. we only had this level of load shedding from about january, february, so we have managed to survive this season, but if this happens next year, where we have another dry winter and we have stage six load shedding, which is where we are 11 hours a day out, i don t know how we re going to do it, honestly. here s why irrigation matters so much. the local clanwilliam dam is atjust 16% of full capacity. climate change is hitting the western cape particularly hard. unreliable power could make farming here impossible.
Rain and then a relatively short winter when it is supposed to rain, but for the past seven years we ve had way lower than average rainfall so we haven t been getting the winter rain that we need to fill our dams so that we can irrigate the orchards and vineyards and everything through the summer, so now we ve become even more dependent on underground water. as i listen to you, i m thinking this sounds like a nightmare scenario. you ve got a long term water shortage problem, which is being massively exacerbated by this immediate power problem. we only had this level of load shedding from about january, february, so we have managed to survive this season, but if this happens next year, where we have another dry winter and we have stage six load shedding, which is where we are 11 hours a day out, i don t know how we re going to do it, honestly. here s why irrigation matters so much.
From just one hectare of western cape soil. picked, sorted, packed and shipped to supermarkets in britain. robert pattison has built this farming business up over three decades. it relies on irrigation, and that means it relies on the power to pump water. basically, every crop in the western cape, apart from wheat and rooibos tea, is irrigated. and so the entire western cape is totally dependent on a reliable power supply, which we haven t got. the western cape is a mediterranean climate, so we have a long, hot summer period with basically no rain and then a relatively short winter when it is supposed to rain. but for the past seven years, we ve had way lower than average rainfall. so we haven t been getting the winter rain that we need to fill our dams so that we can irrigate the orchards and vineyards and everything through the summer. so now we ve become even more dependent on underground water.