In Europe, fishing is generally quite targeted. Fishermen know what they want to catch and use the appropiate methods and techniques. Despite this, when they bring their nets in, they often find other fish and marine organisms mixed up with the target species: thus is what is called the by-catch.
Everything in the net has to be sorted and only the fish that can be sold are kept. The rest are returned to the sea, ehre they stand little chance of surviving after the shock of being hauled to the surface. These are what are called discards.
Interviews:Dr. Andy Revill: CEFAS - Fisheries Technology and Management.
Joe Borg: European Comissioner for Fisheries and Maritime Affairs.
Pascal Larnaud:IFREMER - Fisheries Technology.
Thierry Guigue:Association du Grand Litoral Atlantique.
Patrice Donnart:Skypper.
Mats Ulmestrand:Swedish Board of Fisheries.
Robert Olsson:Fisherman.
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The European Union has been leading international efforts to fight climate change since global warming first moved onto the political agenda in the late 1980s.
Europe has been instrumental in the development of both the United Nations convention to combat climate change and of its Kyoto Protocol.
Interviews:Matthias Duwe: Climate Action Network.
Jos Delbeke: Director of climate change policy - European Comision.
Vincent Michel:Holcim.
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We live in a unpredictable world where disaster can strike at any time. Catastrophes can be natural, like the South Asia Tsunami that left over 300,000 people dead in 2004.
Or they can be made, like the 2006 war between Israel and Hezbollah fighters, which caused huge suffering and damage particularly in Lebanon.
But wathever the cause, getting help to victims is always a race against time. The aid and assistance that arrives in a disaster zone in te first hours and days is vital. It can make the difference between a catastrophe being brought under control or degenerating into a major humanitarian crisis.
Interviews:Pia Bucella : Director responsible for Civil Protection - European Commission.
Peter Kaas-Claesson: Danish Emergency Management Agency DEMA.
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El Noticiero Latino Americano - IV Edición
Semanal latinoamericano desde la región de Liguria, Italia.

1- Padre Tamayo
Las amenazas que pesan sobre la vida del Sacerdote Católico Padre Andrés Tamayo, defensor del medio ambiente Hondureño, preocupan cada dìa más a la comunidad internacional.
En el Noticiero, quisimos conocer la información de primera mano, sobre esta situación...

2- Fiesta de los Pueblos
Desde hace 10 años los inmigrantes de todos los rincones del Mundo que llegan a Liguria tienen su fiesta el dìa de la Epifanìa en la Iglesia Santa Caterina de Genova.
Es la Fiesta de los Pueblos una ocasiòn para compartir la espiritualidad... sin fronteras...

3- Familia Caimán En esta edición del noticiero les presentaremos una familia muy especial. Son los integrantes del grupo musical Caimán: dos padres amantes de la musica que junto a sus hijos, suenan los ritmos latinoamericanos en los más variados escenarios de Italia..

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Fifty years ago when the Common Market was born, what people wanted most was peace and prosperity for Europe. Caring for the enviroment didn't feature in the founding Treaty of Rome. Yet enviromental problems were not far away.
Europe's love affair with the car was
Interviews:Gérard Deslandes: Asbestos Victim.
Aleksandra Kordecka: Friends of the Earth Europe.
Tony Musu: Chemicals Expert - Europe Trade Union Institute.
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Fifty years ago when the Common Market was born, what people wanted most was peace and prosperity for Europe. Caring for the enviroment didn't feature in the founding Treaty of Rome. Yet enviromental problems were not far away.
Europe's love affair with the car was
Interviews:Jan van den Heuvel: Rijmond Enviromental Protection Agency.
Hans Egli: Local Resident.
Bill Duncan : Assurre.
Tony Musu: Chemicals Expert - Europe Trade Union Institute.
Tony Long: WWF.
Stavros Dimas: EU Envirometn Commissioner.
José Manual Barroso: European Comission President.
Paul Eerik Rummo: Estonian Minister of Population.
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El Noticiero Latino Americano - IV Edición
Semanal latinoamericano desde la región de Liguria, Italia.

Lo mejor del noticiero 2006.

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The expertise of SMEs and universities for the efficietn airports of tomorrow.
In many European companies people in their 50s like Pasi and Rita don't have a very good image. Too expensive, not flexible enough, they are pushed towards early retirement. In Finland, it's the opposite. Older workers are valued, because the baby boom generation is ten years ahead of the rest of the European Union. Born just after the War, Finnish baby boomers are apporaching retirement, but the reinforcements aren't there yet. As a result, Finland adapting and developing programmes to keep older people at work.
Interviews:Pasi Kaunismäki: Welder.
Riita Marinen-Rinne: Confectionary Worker.
Juhani Ilmarien: Professor - Finnish institute for occupational health.
Vladimir ?pidla: European Commissioner for Employment Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities.
Steffen Jantz: Father.
Ingrid Kunert: Nursery Teacher.
O-Ton Burghard Jung: Mayor of Leipzig.
Paul Eerik Rummo: Estonian Minister of Population.
Cathlin Tohver: Mother.
Bärber Elstrodt: Programm Editor 'Seniorama'.
Jospeh Kalkhoff: Cameraman - 'Seniorama'.
Eska Päiväpuro: Director of Public Works.
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The expertise of SMEs and universities for the efficietn airports of tomorrow.
The OpTag Project is an EU funded project, which aims to run for 3 years, and the idea here is to try new technologies to enhance the efficiency of airports.
The aim of the project is use technology in combination of cameras, we have design a specific cameras for that and the use of radio frequency tagging to try and determine exactly where any individual passengers within an airport at any given time.
Interviews:Stuart Robson: Department of Geomatics - University College London.
Paul Brennan: Electronic & Electrical Engineering - University College London.
Colin Brooks: OpTag Project Co-Ordinator - Innovision R & T.
Patricia Tomkins: Managing Director - Photonics Science.
Philip Bacon: European Project Consultant - Europus..
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Imaginative SMEs for the ecological House of the Future
Every year, everywhere across Europe, waste hot water is going down the drain with no attempt to recover that heat that is being lost. So why is nothing on the market to recover this energy and put the energy back into the house?.
Interviews:Darren Woodcock: PERA Innovation - Low Heat Project Manager.
Cristopher Robert Simpson: CRS, Engineering - Heat Pipe Design.
Kevin Allsop: Robert Prettie Plumbing Services.
Dale Courtman: The institute of Plumbing and Heating Engineering.
John Hill: PERA Innovation - Managing Director.
Emmet McAuley: Convex Ltd. - Low Heat Device Manufacturer
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