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people have to say, that's why we listen. we chose every weekend on d w, the as the global population grows, we all need to get back to the money. jane with results is whether it's water and the g of food. how can we maximize what we have without the great in the planets for the future will come to equal africa. i am chris, the lamb's illegals nigeria, a kit grease. and once again, we've called solutions for you with every day of people, just getting on. we big help. i m sandra holmes, that we, nobody you right to in comp hello you've done to here is what we have coming up.
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the popular king and tv show that he's sparing a new wave of young, a big culture entropy new is and helping maureen life give the mediterranean by cleaning up a heavy my tools bond indicating the complex and helpless like in bob tree's prevents so most of toxic metals entering the environment. but we begin in northern gonna wear rise in temperatures on a change in rainfall, pots and mean conditions, no dryer than ever before. it is a cause, a problem, offical wide, but in real parts of gun as up the east region, many a forced to spend all was a state collecting drinking water. it is a task but low to force, to the women in boxing their lives on livelihoods bought one community as found a way to better manage these precious results. bringing multiple benefits
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whenever walter comes to the surface, i mean them or how much scoop succumb. slowly, king speaking, she and the of the women of enough to be seen, collect what because that's a reservoir, that's what i'm trying to restore its capacity. it would need to be dug deeper. but there's no money for that here. so no commodity when the dry season starts october for what to begin to supplement, we spend many hours looking forward everything to predict someone and help us stretch done. if we spend less time searching for which i would probably have more time to doing work that could improve our life. this part of gunner has been hard hit by climate change. droughts has come on when the dry season finally, and the rings are usually so intense that flooding and seems as the water runs of the hard, dry soil,
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rather than replenishing the ground water. about 4000 people leaving the village of underfoot. near the border of looking across the shed, the water from 3 wells to boil. just how much can be pumped else available throughout the day. and the least say drilling more will, who's with the little to alleviate the water scare 16. some have even being kept because they run dry because the water had too much fluoride, which kind of harm to send boons. and so we need to go a step further to find out how we can help them. it is secure, the water based off itself is on the for b. c. volunteer. let's see. i do cool. now, monday it was close to how much water actually available. many residents came 2 days before dorm to fetch water, by about 80, and the level had dropped from 12 weeks of about 60 centimeters. i so often in the
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dry season. now the community has to decide how to get to the d with which remains, renewing this one to help out for me it's typical. when uh there is more what we'd like to do for i will wake bates there is time. that's a pre roll of time that the what that we do and this is yeah. yeah. love for what that. yeah, no gets in what that. so this was easy. i use the need to do both at once. jasmine, old way. i like the things the, what the notes rich, the time we want to be using the style chucky ring full amounts, also helps the community to become more resilient to another funding changed from the village tax to local farmers. about how long to ring texans affect the ground water levels. it's crucial information that will help the farmers decide which
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crops to plants the see it. when to begin for us, we not look back in detail. us explain to us and then the us to do to understand. so when dive in for a v a the year that is forcing the time, we will also follow the read the top glass or so for the the, the device we select task dentist. meanwhile, mr. dukes, he's about to brief as people, villages who are waiting to hear about 2 days we'll deliver on a swanson now tells them there's not much lecturing me on. yep. don't watch me. that means construction work in the village has to stay on hold. they cannot afford to use the water to make concrete the group decides how to russians the remaining little for you, who can use what the marketing on for what purpose, the new one a for this coming up, which helps reduce the salt of conflicts about water,
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which used to be come on again that a lot of people would take whatever the price so might come good for drums even though we were supposed to take less to make a go round. it always lead to arguments. to date paula, i am guess household has been allocated just a few little from the village will still the plan to help. so manage your time more effectively. if the well had run dry for the day, she would have had to walk many kilometers to fetch the water she knew. but now she has time to make her want that was spice blend, which he sells for extra income. sunny knows how much, what terry says that even helps us know when, so federal says offline. when some work on our businesses, we can plan helps. we used to work on it and to get all the work done. the people of, i'm a full b, c, a coping with the water scarcity especially come digging out the dried offers of
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what could help. but so far it hasn't been a political priority. that's part of why the community here feels abandoned by the government measuring ground water. i went to 6 and a full bc's watch, a scarcity, but it does help the community share what it has more freely. i live more peacefully and gives them a better chance of coping with climate adversity to what the shortage is one problem. another is what's the pollution? whether it is fresh water bodies or the ocean. our next story takes us to the mediterranean. that's right, sun dried the sea of the coast of north africa and southern europe is a watch with plastic and heavy metals. it's about full marine life and for people in spain. painstaking cleanup efforts are underway. shorts mounted sea horses, soft corals, net tuned grass roper's and
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a wide variety of sea. we inhabit the mediterranean waters of more, seattle, and southeastern spain, with 73 kilometers of coast and the biggest salt water lagoon in europe. it's a paradise for recreational fishing, but many fishermen use lit thinkers. they can end up on the sea where they pose a threat to marine life fung, i'm afraid console them. but let's take the case of a fish feeding on algae growing on a piece of land when that fish approaches and begins eating the algae. it also ingesting so that means that it becomes part of the marine food chain. the small fish being eaten by the bigger fish and so on feedback, so that is passed from one to the other more control. finally we as sea food consumers could wind up with that relate on our plate unrest. preplanned to some
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fishers are starting to use alternative thinkers made of ceramic or think but the un estimate some $640000.00 tons of fishing gear, including hazardous metals still ends up in our oceans each year of the to combat the problem. volunteers from hipaa campus, an organization focused on the conservation of shorts, noted seahorses, have launched the plume. boom project. boom boom is when i there. boom is a project born after so many dive stillness where we saw so much rubbish made from metal. with pacific from lead, that means that used in sport fishing and professional fishing. they bought the way because nets loaded with lead sinkers, for example, just hadn't kind of got the seem of the, the problem to remove the metals from the see. the project relies on a vast network of volunteer divers, like fedex out a us head out. today he's joining a cleaning expedition, a couple of the partners,
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a seaside village in one of the most bio diverse areas in the mediterranean basin, doing enrollment. we're going to collect, lead from the sea floor, into the marine wave center hooks from fishing here, even when i little small pieces that settle on the bottom and get half buried. let's see if we get lucky. with the help of the metal detectors, divers can collect between $4.45 kilos of land at each cleaning. the results are registered on a website that monitors their efforts since 2017, more than 14000 middle thinkers equivalent to one ton of lead had been removed from the mediterranean. but plum boom doesn't just remove the metal. it also contributes to the circular economy by giving it a 2nd life, thanks to public funds and private contributions. 200 containers have been
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distributed at diving centers and yacht club along the coast. here, all divers can deposit pieces. they've salvaged the global. we put the lead here government that have been the association, collects it and takes it to the companies. we have an agreement with thinking recycled the metal so it can be used again in batteries, for example, little promo. but i know once the containers are full, the project coordinators bring them back to the heavy metals recovery center. today, they've delivered more than $900.00 kilos for recycling. in addition to encouraging the use of sustainable thinkers, google is working with governments to implement eco friendly marine policies. and it's appealing to all people to stop throwing trash into the seat. the stain in your rope we had to
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poland. now wait, an activist on the network a bullet is a trying to tackle another source of pollution from lead and other toxic metals, batteries, dead factories right now. far too many are ended up in lun fields. this weeks doing your bits they might look homeless, but they're very toxic. just one can contaminate a cubic meter of soil. for 15 years dominic's or bravo ski has been trying to stop by the trees ending up in the ground here in poland starting to so they can terminate water. soil and the batteries contain mercury cut me am lithium and let o. ringback 2500 communities, taking part in the recycling drive this spring in 1000 organizations,
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schools and universities, oral surgery, meaning in the weeks long initiative, setting up collecting boxes. so people can bring in their own batteries. in poland, less than home, full battery songs always cycles. that means more than a 150000000 of them tend up in the environment. you supplemented the difference between private and germany, for example, is the factory manufacturers in germany to a lot more to support the recycling system. then the same manufacturer is owned by tree retailers in poland. so that's about 31st. until the government does something about this. dominic palsky and a network of organizations doing what they can to provide funding transport the collection boxes on carry out the recycling. last year they collected 1000000 bought chains. but the optimist wants to go much further, which is probably the much of it, but the we have to ensure that batteries and other trash is separated from the
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outset of that home. a method that way they might contaminate other materials and come to associate and recycled more easily. but we'll talk to don't have to talk to a 1000000 bachelors that didn't end up in lanfield. that's already a big achievement. find a little tiny, 2 sources of power is a challenge. the well over a pair ops know where most so then in opera goes real communities, which also like access to electricity in zimbabwe. one young engineer, a student has come up with a bright idea, and it's a win win solution. even after nightfall, these young people in the rural community of mine who sec, with some 70 kilometers south east stoves in by police capital robbery, to not have to put their books away. that's thanks to the solar power line. that's a made from recycled materials. ends in badly,
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roughly 70 percent of the rural population have no access to electricity. the only lots that used to be available here came from kerosene lamps, a 25 year old l. away. my younger is an electrical engineering graduates, an inventor of what she calls, but she's good phone lantern jan. google roughly translates as a plastic container. told me we had a lot of uh, sorted out. so like a lead the lights that we no longer functioning in the tim, i think it was doing some busy itself electronics. it's cool. so i figured out that i could be able to fix these lights to tell him that a face that tim, what the challenge of the kissing. so the best way, and i thought maybe i could just put this delay that 8 feet in the plastic waste portal using discarded plastic puzzles. my younger has now made more than $500.00 lanterns,
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which he's mainly distributed in rural communities. they not only help young people, the study that contributes to a secular economy. we are using class to with and so you have to using the amount of waste that is preaching. oh and done says then at the same time, the luncheons are tied choosing solar power, which is a green source of energy. then babylon generates about 1900000 tons of waste annually. and the 20 percent of that is splashed fixed to maximize the impacts of his invention. wayne, my young that is teaching young people how to build their own lance and the elementary school is visits in today is completely of grades and with entity. as i believe in educating these young people because they have the same sense if they are more knowledgeable on how best we can solve the problem of plastic with,
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i think i'll soon which of the most us enabled the young inventor has also installed a solar system at the school, which allows the students to charge the nonsense during the day. i'm excited about making sure glanton is it, is this an as well how to keep the environment clean? according to the school authorities, the students grades have improved. now that they can keep studying after doc, and this is actually motivated by, turns into to the started to swell course. be that able to do their homework. it said to me and also to the studies routing using lights that going to use the light, it's nights and tomorrow morning when they come back to school, they bring the lights with them and it is charged. and then me in the evening when they came home, they call it the headlights. so yeah, same time because having
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a sustainable mind searching then said that when they go out, they know what straight into it for the environment, frustrated to for the time it for the tenant. and that's when we all policy. and i'll say duncan is climate change on the way my young does a is to bring large jamal communities without access to electricity. in the long run, he hopes to setup a factory to manufacture the affordable, lots and solution on. and i'll just do. now it's not often here on eco offer because we promote another tv show box and can you apply the are in series on farming is bring in real change to the country. a change is what we all are all about. see it. yeah, guys, you're going to love these every week, millions of canyons to need to some bus ship. it is funny, it's lively and it helps from those in cheese they use and take care of the plan. it's most of us how big is glad to take a farming themselves. take a look
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a this is julian from louis missouri. and this is georgia, chiron, a qualified accountant tons phone. although he grew up here in rural limo room, the switch was challenging, initially is to dairy cows didn't produce much milk but then he paid on television. why come to ship 5? this week? we need to, his participation in the canyon tv show, shambler shape pump changed. everything was getting help from me before the sound pressure pump gave me my phone. i had less than actually, or between 15 stand with us, but the forms have separate on the most. but when they sound bruship up came, i'm being able to even commit to more profit 7 know 4 maximum of 200 meters,
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75. thanks to advice from a dairy farm expose to change the animal feed, he was able to boost the productivity of his cows. today, he has a symptom. george cairo also cultivates maze. and grows ti bosa, a highly butcher intensive, and that's a considerable expense. the tv shows support the farm is here to, it's partnered with various companies which provide the farm is with materials and supplies, such as animal feed, fertilizer, and even equipment in return for product placement in the tv show. the have to me late in starting or what up on putting this all up on there? it does. do you have to mean to lot of their buddies on the cost some of the funds us and i'm so grateful for lots for the told me to show most of the issues when it comes to sean. why should we have trouble all by himself?
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because find hard watching from want keeping them like they need so they can adopt and make feel from smell production even why the climate change. chemba is this way. he works the gotten no farm. the point of the show is edutainment. pharma is good advice on practices and methods. it's been running on tv and kenya since 2012. 1 of the host says act, so tony to go now. he's been on board since the very beginning. and we don't glad only goes likes spots for you started save your planting mays. we go. the next path who uses means, we explained to the farm about the importance of god said, how to punch into the grounds and how to take care of it all the way up to say how this the uh and uh, sometimes even marketing. when the show is financed by various n g o's, an international scientific institute in kenya, the such a minute show is
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a weekly format. it's always filmed on a different farm and focuses on a specific set of problems and solutions. one important aspect of showing farm is how they can best to protect against climate change. because of asian agriculture is important in fighting climate change because form of i able to get a good harvest. because without using cause i vision, agricultural good law says uh, cause a visual that'd be got ya gain helps him to the plane issue of environment. cuz when he tell from us to plant trees, no retail, 5 miles to leaning more. th, where they don't, how the environment and does that and you good use of water. so from us able to have this to watch, are they able to use a mini mall of water so that we still save a lot of people today, the team is industry assuming in wisdom, kenya, visiting eric geas who has been
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a farmer all his life. the 1st thing that i notice that they work with professionals like me, i've done this project for a long time, but i've a lot that lot of them coming with professionally. different friends like uh, yesterday became with the on ex, putting threes, atlanta about clean. he needs some advice about these chicks, which on growing as well as they could. an employee with an animal feed company explains that eric needs to add enzymes to his chicken feet. the show wants to reach as many farmers as possible around 70 percent of kenya's population live in rural areas and work in agriculture. but rural exit is, is a serious problem. young people in particular attain to move to the city and get office jobs which paid better than jobs in agriculture, it's
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a problem. the pharma area code g o knows all too well. most of you doesn't want to do this job because we've seen it as a small thing from somebody was going to school should not be doing beef. that is why they're not doing the program aims to show that farming is financially attractive and meaningful. what it reaches up to 12000000 view is in kenya, uganda times. and yet in zambia, some shows also produced in these countries. 2 studies have shown that off to 2 years of airing, several $100000.00 households were regularly tuning into watch and altering that farming practices. as a result, the biggest achievement is changing livelihoods. because when we look back on the farm, as we have adopted to the methods, you've shown them using our exports and they have accepted it accepted to change
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and use more than less. but more than finding methods, the chief, the success. how long the team checkup on george kyra 2, a year after the 1st visit. is the same franco. yeah. the other ones, are you sure? sure. we to view as can see how helpful the expos advice has been. one more reason why the show is so popular tv, because really at that say the full least edition of equal africa. thank you for watching. i am sandra holmes, that we know using ball by from complex right to a new dentist by sandra. see you again next time and to all of us all day. if you have any ideas on how to look up to our beautiful planet, their rights and share them with us, we love hearing from you until then take out the aisle, social media over towns. i am curriculum sign either from lagos, nigeria, the
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they have to conceal their sexual orientation, l, g, b, t, people, and cameras. they communicate through a code, a code of spirit threatened with imprisonment, torture and a murder. where does this hatred come from? in the country were being date was once respected homophobia in cameroon. in 15 minutes on the w, climate change is threatening our food supply. $1089.00 and algorithms safeguard harvest is land grown and fruit for the climate. going to be tomorrow's coffee,
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