the green revolution global service into a whole lot of climate problem fixtures. i'm trying to tell the rest of those channels. we've got new videos every friday tried to plan. it's a the shed. tomb straight is blank club provides mutual support for victims of shock attacks quietly dying. karl reeks several disrupt and it's not just climate change that's to blame and pricey. pres, evangelical churches in brazil up to make. and so with that process, the

one year old elena lives with her grandparents and a modest home in a suburb of rio de janeiro. when her father was suddenly sent to prison. her mother camilla several months pregnant at the time had to move back in with her parents for coming at almost for family and the evan jellico. pentecostal church world lifesaver, quite old. may of those were very difficult months of it as i was pregnant and i had no contact with him. the nice little method at that moment my family was my main support. and then i looked for a church and i needed something to keep me on my feet. i was pregnant, so i had to be strong for her. everyday. alice camina is unemployed. her

mother supports the entire family working as a cleaner. her grandmother also has a small pension in sell gonzalgo. the center of revival is having a mass baptism. fellow church members are already waiting outside for camilla and her family. camila used to be catholic, but this is the 1st church where she felt truly welcome the a church service that's more like a rock concert. the crowd is singing. all of having loves you. the evangelical gospel is drawing a huge audience. some $50000000.00 brazilians are already part of the pentecostal movement. the

new pentecostal churches keep popping up mostly on the outskirts of large cities. and in the many poor neighborhoods, like in many pentecostal churches, there's a surface here almost every day. that's also part of their recipe. for success alpha. ok, this would be the dodge, 2 plus accessability is very practical for the people here who don't i get to asia . well they can go to church when they're sad, depressed, or when they're having personal or professional problems, sleeping much be wise. still nice. there's also money being made from religious faith. some church leaders have built up large business empires, passed to receive the small f. i a runs his own publishing house in rio. he supplies the entire country with books. he wrote himself especial bible additions and even jellico instructional materials. he also produces his on tv show and

a pod cast runs a youtube channel and is active on social media. this media juggernaut has helped his church grow 10 fold since 2010. today he has more than 300000 paying members. in the pentecostal church, it's tradition for members to donate 10 percent of their income to the church. but the pastor says he's not in it for profit, but for face. you separately that somebody's you are people. yeah, because they believe they're not ada 2 or just being manipulated by the head of the church lot, but that's, that's the average. and we need the result is still the world's most populous catholic country. but meanwhile, almost a 3rd of the population is evangelical. and it's projected they could become the majority by 2030 most are joining the conservative and even ultra conservative pentecostal movement. sociology professor christine of utah is studying their influence on society and politics. it grew significantly under the former right

when populous presidential yearbook scenario, who made a point of embracing the evangelical world view. yes, so what was the was sales of this gave the evangelical, the feeling that they were in power for the 1st time. several of his religious leaders wanted to show that they had influence over his actions. so it's also for the president played this game because he felt protected by this religious networks . laza metals role and the religious leaders played this game to strengthen their own institutions. for me and also they switched proposition with points, pastors, the less my life i is one of the country's most influential evangelical leaders and a staunch supporter of show you are both an arrow for him, communist homosexuals and abortion, or to boo. but opponents a, his flight for a more conservative brazil is fanning the flames of social intolerance. look at, you know, we live in a time where if you're not in fee for a, for the political, correct, it's properly can ization of drug scheme marriage. freedom to do whatever and there's something wrong with lots of. so why are we radical?

because we don't accept the thing i should guys. okay. is that was black. say some was this. according to the sociologist, the threat to democracy of the boston arrow years, has faded, but presented isn't out of the woods yet. this is what the religious groups have gained a public presence in the space full. why including within the mainstream of politics and ours is the main stream of the that needs done on a swimming design? my. and there's a growing influence of pentecostal culture on every day monday. the gross as evangelicals church is having a conservative impact on with my school. see my daughter we return to come milos, baptism service the before they head to the baptism of font members, make electronic donations according to prosperity, theology. god will multiply,

any offering in the pentecostal church isn't counting on how to boost their membership and their income. the sermon calls upon the battle between good and evil . a central theme for the church. when you give your life to jesus, the devil loses his power. you bury your old self and a new creature is born. the daily struggle doesn't end with baptism. you'll still save a new trial, but you become more responsible and know better what you want. like everyone here camila long's for a new beginning. she's being baptized with more than 200 other believers. 7 camille is new sense of hope is finding an echo among other believers to conservative evangelicals are growing in numbers and influence in brazil and

elsewhere. and the world the, the well, this comedy experiencing its full mass coal bleaching event in 25 years. and it's the worst yet ever warmer, which has put these marine ecosystems on disruptive extinction. especially, it's not just the heat, this to blame a minute tree tongue languishing on the sea, but it's not a relic of war, but it is part of a battle to protect a delicate marine environment. that's a cause. these 2 egyptians have dedicated their lives to active is know if i read marine biologist must move kind of fee. this is the

scientists and the i'm interested in corals throughout the entire red sea did sort of a little off of my gulf of acrobat and then i was on the right down to the far south as an engine when something is happening, my mind human of doing this problems, we are the ones the wishing floors, try to fix that to push that sort of thing is to take action. it's a beautiful part of the world. but to really understand once at stake, you need to dice below the surface, whether it's a well what is one to teaming with life? visitors are rewarded with images and encounters woods come through just as i am leaving for 25 years. but this is the 1st, the best sites i have experience. egypt coast have become increasingly crowded. embracing is thanks to a growing tourism industry,

both on land and under the water. they have especially the precious treasures that need protecting egypt. coal reese like elsewhere, wellness off, wrecked by rising most images for the corals here, but the more resistant to climate change than elsewhere. thanks probably to the way they've developed thousands of years ago. it is possible that egypt is carl graves will one day be the only ones left in the world which live. so they are preservation is not only a matter of national concern, but also in the interest of all of humanity. but they didn't send me the scientist, their own admission for the benefits of humanity, and nothing like mach mode, no have 15 fees, their organization, hector is financed by international development aid and their own waste recycling projects. the goal is to protect egypt. corals from the numerous threats,

especially from knowledge numbers of people. we joined the team out on patrol. once again, it's far too busy. the many divers and smoke, let's place a huge burden on the marine environment. to many uh, people on a very small in sports. and especially that the beginners, the that is i'm a hi change that the break some things that something more or events diverse they i really the take care about the quote. the role is not easy. i don't know or in his team are not police offices. they can report misconduct but not hand out fines or rather, punitive measures. so they're trying to talk to people instead to promote your balance between conservation and to is and oft roll. the industry provides a livelihood for many in egypt. this diving school is one example of that success,

nor is visited he in many times and helped to draw up a plan. this stipulates a maximum number of dives by day in order to protect the corals based on this carrying capacity for those 3 for we decide what kind of numbers weekend accept. and when we are each this number, we don't accept a more diverse even if we have i them i and stephen sometime that a lot of regular interviews or guess the don't be happy was this just a few kilometers away. we visit to mac mode. honda fees research center together with a team of students, he's breeding giant times. the plan is to need to release them into the sea, where they'll provide food and shelter, so many underwater species and help strengthen the coal rece the our english to do everything we can to preserve alcohol, re eco system in the future. we also want to grow carlos ourselves and create the

entire common and use the bind, letting them grow in the see. that's the next the which of our conservation program and well not what honda. c does what he can to preserve egypt, unique, underwater weld, active. a snow is out on patrol again. he's looking to see who is behaving irresponsibly and potentially endangering precious marine life. and the city of got it. an area that especially popular with terrorist do you spell it something that's not good at all when i haven't been wired with that either line. so these orders and it's damaging. everyone uses all the actions waiting and see we just, and you know, it's wrong. you, it's really getting a fine, it's funny the most. so when we,

once we just re quoted this and then we send to the, the big finds. but what about those old tanks? we saw elliot. what did they you doing here? it's quite simple nor my food and the rest of the healthcare team had some sunk here a few months ago with the help of egypt, army and government. the whole thing to move away adventurous davis, what we call the military museum, or the tentative dive sites on for one reason is to basically reduce the number of dives being done or not certain dives. so will the plan, which is certainly not much going on here at the moment. comfortable who's interested in metal in tax on the see, but when just a few meters away, you can experience nature, you know, it's glory. the

attacks from shocks on rap bucks, they can lead to life changing injuries, even dest. last year, 10 people lost their lives swells wide, and many civilians has faced a long road to recovery. it was right here that it happened just a normal wednesday off to work for dave peace and who loves nothing better than hitting the beach and setting the weights. but then suddenly out of the depth of 3 meter long shot, today is the day i'm going to die and it was like, goes away that this was the end. and then i'm going to think about my family, you know, at that time and wait. and i know today, and i just going straight on the sand and push back out by then i was like, completely worn out in the settlement board and i looked at them. i'm and i know all of these for a muscle was just hanging off and wait, wow,

that's no good. then down, i could see my wife buttons and the water was already going right around me and i'm having to thinking, wow, the movies, get it right. the water really doesn't read his friends pulled him onto the beach. he note any survived his for um didn't have to be amputated despite the deep gaping wound attached to now coverage has gone. scott used back, but the psychological wins has been slow as a hill was still in the hospital, dave came up with an idea to bring victims of shock attacks together. the bike club was born. the main goal is for people to talk about what they've experienced must be leads by example and tells others what happened to him. so he's kept his bold, the best, the imprint solution appeases the same one of our strategy is beautiful beaches. many people here down under i couldn't imagine life without it.

we've come to the same as phone, di, beach sydney, people of all ages take to the wheelchair. most of them prefer not to think about the risk. so the doctors say back job my, you know, i and this is more back. yeah, we share it and hopefully we don't ever come across. so i try not to think about it . yeah, i mean, i mean the lot of that so, but just enjoy it. and like, pretend there's no shocks around that, sometimes it's at the back of your mind, but so good because you know, you're not on the menu so you just feel safe. so why is shock attacks on the wrong is in australia, the aquarium in the city of comes to study the behaviorist, these presidents some more than 400000000 years. they have enriched the marine ecosystem. but because the fins are considered a delicacy in some countries shops and now and the threat still that coming right

up to the coastline more frequently. it could be because they're looking for food because the food sources unlimited. it could also be strange noise instead of trucks them and it could also be activity at any ocean that actually scares them and makes them move from the normal pos into a new area. so quite a lot of reasons why shots can be found in areas where you wouldn't normally see them. small cons, nation to those whose lives have been changed forever. by a shock attack happened at the beach. we met kevin young, important mcquerry. 10 years ago, his son zach was killed at the age of 18. that's more strongly. do we sound surfing with friends, phone so that kevin will never forget the day when a police officer repeat at the do to give him the news. and he just said this type and he said kids, your son zach has just been killed in the shock of tech at that point. like now i had to motion about this level. and while i started to weep just quarterly and i

thought to myself, i didn't say that coming. and it's the same for almost everyone who is suffering loss. the shock attack, whether it's a relative or a friend. old, a room coverage to face lice, the bike club helps the rule, even if outside is sometimes make fun of it. this community is a huge help to dave kevin and the others to both disabled and helping each other through tough times. and celebrating great tons as well, like this is we, we have a lot of last, but you know, we have a lot of teams as well. mary's health each other through. no one understands what it's like to be a tech bar shock. unless you've been a tech bar and then you can all rely on we can help retailers, we've got to wait while we did the bike tries to break a world rankel with pipelines. this involves many stuff is swimming out together

and told me to launch the code on the water with the boats. to commemorate someone who has died this time it's kevin sun. but the pacific is a little chelsea on the 2nd information on the water. it doesn't quite where it counts the entry and again it's reco, it's what have to wait. i thought so the victims of shark attacks in particular, spending time in the water with others season set the kind of therapy and a reminder that australia is suffering community sticks together. but the mind also wants to reduce the number of debt together with the authorities that have developed a 1st aid kit, especially for use in a shock attack. because most fatalities a cost whenever the items leading to death. and this, it includes a $200.00 k side days. it is on literally to stop lat long. i'll put it on not, and then it is quite

a lot of time and it hurts. so then you're locking in position and your wife to professional help to roy. dave can now go assessing again without feeling afraid, but even many years off to the shock attack, he has a different attitude to assessing now on life in general. we think we are the top of the food chain and then when you're out there and in a shock, it's how the you suddenly realize that all of that that you say on the beach means absolutely nothing when you're getting killed out in the water. and so it's, it's a different thing taken over all the risk of being attacked by a shock is still low, but the number of cases has risen in australia. still, hardly anyone here would consider no going surfing because of the risk of shocks. the, the sweet co global queen comes from ivory coast. there's a come on, i'm as i took,

i'm a god, i'm 27 years old and a ph. d. student in climate change on sustainable agriculture. i'm a speech pathologist, so i study plant diseases and how to treat them to do this. like i've always been interested in agriculture because my father had a fum come with so right from childhood. i was with him in the field. unable you do something, the more you love it. and like i said, most of the i listen to what do you know city. yeah. so that was because at home we will always getting yams, and we noticed that the shelf life dropped sharply over time. because of course, that's good. yeah, the winter, when people see this route, they just cut off the palm, that's rocks and up. wizard is this out for this for them? it's actually because they're trying to save the rest of the tuba. wow. so they can

sell it to each it for me. okay. the my identified 5 groups of funding and that goes wrong here in court of law to the top of them, of the steps involved. and that took me 3 years. but at the same time that i was identifying the funding, i was also looking for methods to get them under control. those to see the i received the 2022 l'oreal unesco award for women in science for young talent. on the day of the ceremony, i was so stressed and everyone around me knew it was because it was here and coach was on the audience. besides laurie and the government was there. so i was really stressed. but at the end, i was happy to move out of the

local, the bio pesticide that i developed. this is simply made of essential oils, context rocks on wall to that. so that was the best replace the women who so yeah, that's what it says. be surprised. to see that something like this exist, it would be then they would dubious as to whether it would work. a for the packers . they were worried i would just get the items which would have no results and actually close more losses. yeah, because if there was so they were happy to see that he did with another, they have an alternative that will allow the youngs to last even longer invest. don't know them. i was happy to contribute something new zip drop off because they still didn't go from the past with them. i didn't expect to be in the media so much is that when i was in high school that my role model was marie curie. she was white pluses or because i had no information. i didn't know the african women also did science. but it wasn't until i got to

university of my science lectures where women who lose lose so simplistic lives in sessions with i helped young female researches in the tree with them and it relations. i tried to coach them a little too fast. so the main concern is that they're often good that we press good as a because they think that if i apply for a scholarship, will they accept me? well, because for a woman at mazda is level, you're expected to be thinking about marrying family. so my finding a little job for me. so what's the point of going for adults in your school? always? yes. oh cool. this. uh oh the so i tell them if i have been accepted for a doctorate and a scholarship with you can be to that, that little stuff because we've had almost the same re upon them. so if i had to give advice to a young to me, it would be go for you have reached but the top largest global, the,

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