Klimawandel gefährdet Karl Marx' Friedhof in London

SHOTLIST LONDON, GROSSBRITANNIEN1. DEZEMBER 2020QUELLE: AFPTV1. Totale Martin Adeney, Chair of the Friends of Highgate Cemetery Trust, and two journalists walking in the Egyptian Alley, in Highgate Cemetery West, the oldest section of the cemetery, built in the 1830s2. Totale graves in Highgate Cemetery West3. Totale mausoleum in Highgate Cemetery West4. Totale Karl Marx's tomb5. Nah Karl Marx's tomb, more tombs in the background6. Schwenk von unten nach oben pathway7. Bildsequenz Frank Cano, Head Gardener at Highgate Cemetery, saying 'You can see the tree has knocked this top stone over, and the ivy is pretty much keeping it in place. Otherwise the tomb stones would become seperated. As you can see this is currently happening, now.' 8. Totale pathway9. Totale Highgate Cemetery West entrance seen from inside10. Halbnahe tombs in Highgate Cemetery West11. Halbnahe ivy growing on an open tomb12. O-TON 1 - Martin Adeney, Chair of the Friends of Highgate Cemetery Trust (Mann, English, 20 Sek.): 'We also of course have the effect of climate change on the nature here, so we need comprehensive landscape plan to guide us about how we manage the cemetery, how we manage the flora in particular, a lot of self-seeded trees which are here, and what new trees and what new plants we plant. And to do that, the landscape planners will have to have access to a horticultural expertise which we don't have, and that will be one of the key parts of the landscape plan, how we actually manage the change in ecology of this place, which is going to continue to change, and how we deal with it in the future.' 13. Zwischenschnitt: Totale a grave in Highgate cemetery West 14. Halbnahe graves in Highgate cemetery West15. Nah a grave in Highgate cemetery West