the impact, the biggest change doesn't happen the make up your own mind. maybe the a while dismissing a host of environmental challenges and goals and women are key to testing them on every single level. so welcome to africa and especially addition to mock international women c. i m sandra the homes that nobody coming to from complex right here in uganda. and i and chris loves joining you from the ghost nigeria of

the show abra showcase in some pretty remarkable women who are doing more than the a bits. but that's not, or here's what's coming up. all women now spearhead plans to bring more ground to move the our sleep. all women are fighting fire with fire in portugal. okay. yeah, this capture is covered, for example, by planting ross. first of all, we want to introduce you to the basics, a cool hero for my because just helping to push for security, but finding ways to protect young, a simple food in many parts of africa as well as going through blazing work. the sites is this a robo deal for girls and young women? and she's both afraid of getting the hands dirty. ida? oh oh

perfect. this is the last size. is this a come on come around, a jetta, um 27 years old and a ph. d. student in climate change, bio diversity and sustainable agriculture unless you took with ology. so i study plant diseases and how to treat them along those been interested in agriculture because my father had a from so right from childhood. i was with him in the field and the more you do something, the more you love it. after 7 years, the one i thought why not study young? because at home we were always getting younger and we know to step this child's life had to drop to shop play over time either for the cool stuff. ready people see this is rod, they just cut off the pumps that's worked in. it's actually because they're trying

to save the rest of the 2 boxes so they can sell it or eat it. that's why leveled, who did am i and then decide 5 groups of fund guy that was brought to you in court. this was the steps involved in that took me 3 years, but at the same time i was identifying the fund guy was already looking for methods to get them under control that i know you said as for those 2 to the school, i received a 2022 neural unesco, a watch for women in science for young talent on that the ceremony was sole stressed and everyone around renewed because it was here in court of law and the audience was involved in it. the government was there. so i was really stressed by at the end, i will probably the most likely it is live after the

pesticides the by plus the site that i developed is simply made of essential oil plants extracts and water. that's all. i think the woman who said he owns what a truck surprised to see that something like this existed. then they were dubious as to whether it would work for steve. support the last slide discuss the what, why rate a just get the young's witness but have no results and actually cause more losses that occlusal cause it back. yeah. class will schedule, they will happy to see that the deed walk and to know they have an alternative that will allow them to last even longer in this talk. ma'am, i was happy to contribute something new style is, is that like or is it preop austic as this has been for the past, i didn't expect to be in the media so much when i was in high school, my role model was mazda,

equally. she was white because i had no information. i didn't know that the african women also did science. it wasn't until i go to university and my science lecture as well. women from the news doorstep to shake all those instructions. you dave, i help young females me such as in the laboratory with their money police and i tried to coach them a new key, but their main concern is that the african american we was they think of course i applied for scholarship. they accept me because for a one at most of level, you expect it to be thinking about marriage, family, finding a new job. so what's the point to of going for a doctor? it took us cool all wish i felt all this up. also i tell them if i've been accepted for doctorates and a scholarship, if you can be to because we've had almost the same korea plus. if i had to give

advice to a younger me, it would be go for it. region for the top of my school. how are protecting valuable crowds. it's an important contribution to say garden for security, nearly $282000000.00 people in offers, i estimate, said to be on the nearest about 20 percent of the population at the boat. a sex with the wants of the yes and some parts of africa like chromebook, some insight on the love the already can see the delicacies. let's get into the subject. this palm tree is already lost, but its dumps could still contain valuable treasure and combos in will pen bodies looking from possi all palm. we will love the plum grubs, a popular staple, incomplete squeezing, common me fucked. dick. we sell some of the groups we find,

but we need them because they are rich in new trying to improve to give them to children like each to take a small baby. we have given input when i get one more make diesel, i'm up. so that was like what i want to know, love it, that a school culture eventually construct co cleans after 2 to 3 weeks, adult african palm will emerge from the fibrous cases. the goal numbers at the university of the sun gunny are studying the insect is young claun losing guy and his team hope to read the ball the right now. and then grub collectors often destroyed trees to get the larva that's not only bad for the environment. it's also not sustainable as a weevils need treaties to breed. so that is going get on with the structurally, they're supposed to development, the grid tide, the pressure on the palm trees and the environment. the grid thought the damage and saw it when the weevils become there every 2 months, a better way to find

a way to farm across the things like we do to getting some of the most we can give them, they drove it for it and, and that to the most of it was it up with them is on come on, the physically put in as a people see already a common source of protein in come go popular with old levels of society. but the majority are taken from palm trees in google. a is a countries current population of 100000000 is expected to more than double by 2050 . that means the demand for food is set to increase dramatically according to nutritionist club. well, he goes projections around the feet of the country's population will face food insecurity within the next 6 months. will he go works at f, e o d u n. food and agriculture organization. he thinks farming palm we will lava has great potential lift gate, look to avoid the fed and with revolt. the bank, the groups contain, are you on the consumes ink and even magnesium, a deep curve of 75 percent of

a person is dealing with and on the sort of magic couldn't be come on alternative substitution population. and basically the most vulnerable members of the society. like children, jun, good on 5 years old and then dvd a particularly at of my the popular symbol complete jeanette albuquerque. sonya is on fine then way to think of love a race to feed children. it's an idea that agronomist at the university of can shuffle off looking into the us non profit organization. farms will often be supporting them in their efforts. once enough can be produced. most of the groups will be served in contains or sold at the market. the rest will be left to transform into the next generation of beatles. it's all about creating the perfect breeding ground. something alternative is the see i took good. maybe said we are testing all kinds of agricultural waste. money. it's cheap on often just gets tossed out. we want to put you to good useful funding the gloves good. that will

also cut the cost of production for c e c. 90. they've done that 50 foot venue for the child. this awesome aging. kinshasa is one potential beneficiary. i've been posted production programs today. the research is helping to prepare a meal for the children here. 51 options are in the care of sister. i mean was thing. she says that it's difficult to provide for children with the balance to die it apart from beans, most of the food chain, which food is imported and of poor quality. and to do was these unfortunately we get is because of offers and that's as know. so how do we easy because there isn't anything else? life is digit code these days. money is had to come. but if the policy uh more affordable requires service to the children and us us are those us will do, ma'am, do you go after the drugs? i washed the split open so they don't bother me when cooking in boiling water,

one of the most traditional recipes calls on ends pre cut on all the local vegetables. and the sub is made of mays or cassava. nope, was stupid by and he's been more of them so i can eat them with my friends. the fonts will often and you once to establish women's cooperative for the purpose of raising the lava, that wouldn't make the much, they pertain more widely available and affordable for everyone. another problem, thoughts more and more countries in europe assessing as well as many of the places of on the globe is the growing waste of white flags. that's mainly due to the increasing frequency of youth with salt. and you open countries like portugal, how been was changed? fighting flags is still very much a seat on the milk resolved. that is changing or citing file

was fine. yeah. it might sound contradictory and even look it. but that's exactly what this team is being trained in. such controls, funds are told to keep wildlands and forest healthy. but they also have been accessed from level vegetation which can help prevent logic science. this international or female group of firefighters has got that in northern portugal to learn and protect the technique of controls or prescribed fires. the training is the 1st european women's edition of the traditional fire training exchange o w tracks. i'm from california and we started that'd be a trex in 2016 as a way to empower women to bring diversity to fire management. if you think about bio diversity and resilience and the face of things like climate change and drought and you know, the kinds of changes that we're seeing in take place. bio diversity is important for resilience and it's the same and social settings. europe. so

a record number of wildfires in 2022 with almost 8000 square kilometers of forest unplanned bench to ashes 11 times the size of 9. very big quote to go is one of the european countries most affected by wild fires and lack of rain and rising temperatures caused by the climate crisis. mean the problem is lessening from year to year adding to the issue in portugal. a vast stretches of highly flammable eucalyptus forest which are often prompted for commercial purposes . the wildfires are a growing global concern making international collaboration and exchange so important to invite fire fighting and fine management. ok, also happening to the key what these women are learning here is essentially the use of traditional fun to techniques runs test is used to fire the way to renew pos,

just and also to keep combustible materials under control. so it's these traditional binding techniques that the women are landing here, the since elements. but the training camp is about mold and learning how to put towns or control fires. it's also about empowering participants, enabling them to become pioneers, in that field of walk. this society, i get the mentors. firefighting is traditionally a male domain, but i don't know when go to invite of the i come from a country where women's participation was limited, but typically confined to offices places other than the actual fields of if i could be put in the test sample. so we are making the show more a real in practice or change. we're moving from syria to practice, mostly. and that's important. this is important. and so we're trying to bring lots of different kinds of people, innovative ideas to solve problems, and to really reconnect with the land and with fire as

a tool. by gaining deeper insights into the elements of science, these women and becoming trailblazer, they'll return home with the skills to prevent disasters saved lives and preserve diverse french aisle. ecosystems fighting fire with fire, female and male fly a flight as a like loop, as if they are going to have the walk called felt for them in the future. yes, the latest climates predicts is look fall from rosie. but let's take a closer look at the fingers and try to pick what is happening. 1.5 to 1.51.5 degrees level warning from the next 5 is the climate crisis is not just the news headline. but while many had predicted an average 1.5 degree rise by 2027, it's already happened. for the 1st time ever labor warming has exceeded $1.00

degree celsius for an entire year. it was actually thought that this threshold would only be reached in the next few years or the next decade. but now scientists recently published data showing that we just passed this benchmark. so let's actually clarify what's happening here. have we already exceeded the key 1.5 degree limit in the powers climate accord for good? there is this tendency towards higher temperature, and this is largely driven by changes in, in the greenhouse gases. and you have the most here. so the c o 2 and what's your vapor and retain epsilon. and this has been the main driver for this constant for me, but super imposed to this working. there are a solution, there are fluctuations. one of those fluctuations is exceptionally high solar activity. the other is a warm weather phenomenon called el nino, translated from spanish l nino means the child or the boy. it sounds harmless, but it's not what we call in new impacts. ocean temperature,

which in turn affects the climate. it's a natural climate cycle with changing wind patterns and higher water temperatures in the pacific ocean, off the coast of ecuador, columbia, and costa rica. and it can change weather patterns in large parts of the world. all of those on the raw, the width areas in indonesia and australia, about driving normally enter and south america. you have a very wet conditions in the air that are normally very dry at times as also extreme weather related and higher temperatures in the atmosphere. it's still unclear how much warmer it will get during the current del nino, the good news. the phenomenon is expected to end by spring this year. but unfortunately, that's no reason to relax. catastrophic storms in mozambique and volley. wildfires in croatia last year, whether extremes linked to planetary heating or already causing catastrophic damage

to the lives and economies. and that's all on top of bringing the planet closer to triggering earth systems to tip over. i call them critical organs of the earth that are important for, for planetary stability as a whole. and examples for tipping elements, right. the agreement i said, which has approximately 7 meters of sea level rise. the wasn't arctic isolated, which has between 3 to 5 meters of sea level rise if mounted down other systems in danger of tipping over or the amazon forest. and karl reeves, recently, scientist expressed alarm over the latest findings that the so called amok a system of ocean currents in the atlantic is about to shift due to rapid ice melts . if it were to fail, europe would see a dramatic drop in temperatures of up to 10 degrees on average. in southern hemisphere, countries warming could intensify. and in the amazon region,

the rainy and dry seasons could be reversed. the sea levels would rise at a speed that would make it impossible for humans to adapt in time. in 2015, the global community agreed to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees. that girl was a global pact to prevent potentially reversible effects of climate change. but the powers agreements target refers to a long term temperature average of over 20 to 30 year period, reaching $1.00 degrees for one year. doesn't mean that from now on. we will do so every year we indeed have seen the 1st appearance of a 12 month period where these does happen. and next year or 2 years time would be just more likely for this to happen. and we are, in a sense, from atlanta point of view already, you know, $1.00 world without being yet there in the terms of the price. again. however, global c o 2 emissions are still rising and we're burning more coal, oil,

and gas than ever before. with these countries using most of it. meanwhile, investment in renewable energy is accelerating solar, wind green energies are being installed at record rates in places like the e u and china. but we have to remove fossil fuels from our economies even faster if world leaders are to keep their promises and permanently limit global warming to 1.5 degrees. carbone upsetting is want to been used to try to reduce global warming, but it's controversial. it's usually involve think prison coupling storage in one part of the world, usually the global cells to compensate for admissions made elsewhere. often the industrialized enough. let's go to, can you to look at some examples a see grass has plenty going for it. not only does it stay the likes to see that, i'm provided habitat for marine animals. it also stores carbon dioxide releases

oxygen into the water canyon costs, as well as it was seen, a key to explore those properties. mohammed cassim on his team out early and taking advantage of the at tied to plant c grass. they have completed several training courses with the canyon marine and fish research institute can for the oundle, wonderful, i'm led me to for what they thought was, how to restore the see the property the about. i know i'm a certified colorado and see grocery store rates or colorado, seeing that it is still data. the team is creating small fields using sized sofa. they help protect the ceilings from the flood tide, allowing them to establish properly and group kenya has lost about 20 percent of its c grass areas over the last 3 decades. they're only 371 square kilometers less. it's coral rings have also being depleted about 10 years ago. we're seeing is

residents starting to take action day impressed with the result? not well coupon. yeah. see the stomach when a really well we seems to have implants in the sea grass. you kind of some of the fish population as increases and to come up on the colorado grow to something like that. so this helps businesses to ask women fishmonger, it's much better now not to go to the next school of mohammed cassim is to, is to benefit from carbon emissions treated if the community prom some tens, woodland or c grill smithers that f as carbon sinks. it can get money from states or companies that produce a little to see you to you to be an extra source of income for people who want to. does he just along the coast has been passed between miss simula week from their mind sorest for some time now? they are protected regularly replanted with the help of international organizations . the rest has been set up. the me cool cool problem with our project. i'm

registered the 1.17 square kilometer area as a carbon sink project. nicole, i'm on yet. you talk when we need to late initiative. that is the political attending nicholas solving of predicting. i'm going to say little high quality coupling. crazy. even if your mind grew forest is pretty small compared to other areas and they've mentioned street in markets. the community is reaping the benefits every year. it generates the equivalent of more than $22000.00. you lose. that money is invested in cost. for example, in a reliable water supply, that's what if i to any point, yeah, we used to draw what's a minority from the wells when they started distribution. what's the in the village of what's up up in my useless trouble? can you make you find that these people are working on a different method for 6th street carbone close to the capital 9 will be a company is working on an industrial way of capturing the gas directly and storing it underground. this machine succeed in seed seats into chemicals to, to the cup,

just so you to that request a lots of image which the company is to get from the juice. so more complex, the grey twist, but this is where the machinery is going to be installed and this you to types direct me to the best. so to reacting it with can use unique geology and to x that so you to, into comedies murals. so essentially like close to accommodate or limestone, we look up that carbon forever, experts estimate it could cost up to $900.00 euros to capture one metric ton of c o 2. the method is also new and potential impact on the environment on noon. i'm a lease like power shift advocacy. all these projects failed to tackle the main problem. the historic polluters continue their emissions and the middleman the companies that actually establish these carbon markets. they're the ones who pocket the commissions and fees, and it's at the end of the day,

it doesn't reduce emissions that doesn't address climate change. such concerns won't stuff. well, how many cassim on his team from continuing to safeguard the coastline? we have realized that the action can at least a t things at the local level. a well, we hope lot, we have a foamed and inspired do, especially you goals and we've been out there. that's it. all today's edition of equal off. we go. thank you for watching. i and sandra holmes that we know you funding go from comp. hello, right here in uganda. bye sandra. see you again next time. and to all of us all day. if you have any ideas on how to make our planet a better place, then please get in touch. will love hearing from you. i am chris alone signed, you know, from lee goes nigeria, the

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