an incredible fate took place in turkey, taking off for the 1st time, he flew through the 2nd as an average speed of 245 kilometers per hour. hope flight . lossing, just on the 44 seconds. and a quick reminder catch up any time with our website out 0 dot com ah top stories on under 0. the 1st civilian flights of left cobbled airport since the taliban took over afghanistan. the runways haven't been operational since the last us troops withdrew last week. but repairs have now been carried out with the help of technical teams from cutter and turkey. and the 1st aid flight from kata arrived earlier. maybe ation experts say international airlines are unlikely to resume flights to cobble until airport security is guaranteed. fighting is continuing in

the pantry valley last area, not under taliban control. despite unconfirmed reports that the group had taken control on friday. the taliban maintains it now controls all of africa stone. but the national resistance front, which is made up of malicious and former african security force members, says it successfully pushed back the taliban, the attempt at taking the territory. the fact that there is no doubt that the circumstances we face a difficult we face attacks by our call to terrorists and the taliban, who backed by paul keystone, but were defending our homeland and the resistance continues. the enemy has suffered casualties. we've also taken casualties today, we faced the tax by the enemy, but we remain in complete control of the situation with evidence. deepening economic crisis is led to a thawing of relations with syria over a fuel import deal. highest level official, lebanese was it since serial. civil war began 10 years ago. as

a to deal to import power. egyptian gas will be sent to jordan and used to make electricity, which will then flow through the syrian grid to lebanon for us backs the plan, despite it, sanctions against serious government food and fuel shortages. a crippling leverage economy i guess, is in bangkok have been demanding the prime minister's resignation. hours after he want to parliamentary confidence. vote is 3rd in 2 years. demonstration is accused approach are not true and his government of corruption and miss handling the current of ours response protests which are banned on dakota 19 restrictions. again, momentum recently and times 10 violent there is a top choice to stay with a c o 20 earth rise, fixing the food cycle is up. next one you feel after that for now as morocco wrestles with the impact of cobra? 19 the country will hope all is meant reelections double shapes feature. but how

will unemployment of struggling health care system and a new election law? i think the focus on september the special coverage of the morocco parliamentary elections on out just sarah. ah, it should be pretty straightforward. it grows. we eat, digest x rate, and i need you to stop what is don't you go back into the soil? and so the cycle begins all over again. simple. so why that it's all global fuel system? so it's helping curvy. it emits greenhouse gases and fuels climate change, the grades land, pollute, soul, and water, white wildlife, including insect from other animals,

the polonaise pro. so it's actually rubbing us of our ability to feed ourselves. and at the same time we're wasting what we've got. was 1300000000 tons of perfectly edible food gets been the chair. 18700000000 people go. so it's a real conundrum, but they're all simple fix. it basically puts you suit sustainably wasted a markets like this one here and cuts off with the local and organic produce a sign that these ideas catching on. this program will meet the canyon small hold of working with sol scientists to produce more and restore degraded land. and our 1st stop is south korea, where one of the world's most successful recycling programs is putting food waste tickets. the, at least one 3rd of all this will produce for human consumption is never eaten indefinitely. countries, it is usually lost a wasted before which is

a shop when it's produced, stored, or transported. and in west countries, it is largely the retainer and the consumers were responsible for sending for the trust south korea is leading the way when it comes to having to wait a couple of decades ago. only 2 percent of discarded food used to be recycled. but today, the figure has sold to 95 percent. i'm going to find out how the country has achieved this turn around south koreans through we move food on average than europeans and north americans. to understand why we need to look at the countries traditional crazy. here's a typical mean along with my main these, i'm having egg salad in an assortment of vegetables and it all comes for free. decide this is called punch and korean are often left untouched. and whatever remains, go straight to the garbage can on this point

in time who runs this restaurant, things to centuries old tradition has become a burden to total and tell them how to mom, michigan are now actually not being able to contribute to that. you told me, i don't even remember to mom who's got the case on it for them to tell you in front of the machine to go get you kiddos on the way down and they're going to check the heck out. we'll get them in my tony or should i grew up cho okay. i'm going to talk to up to you why. so why have them behind the scenes at jim chromos data called to be one guess the talk to calculate how much mr. ton has to pay for his monitor trash output together with the $100.00 other food

outlets in the small the, every night bins emptied into the 5 ton chalk, the leftovers. sure. what's on the menu of the various issues here? here they look, they, we hear their foot views and it's invisible. and here you have lots of these started with, with more than 200 clients across the country. we've been trying to make the overall process more transparent. we keep track of the way from a to z. we do gps tracking on our truck. so you know, on real time where the waste is ones, the trucks are loaded up. they go straight to recycling facility, nestled in the mountains to the south tower. the south korean government has implemented quickly on food wages, including

a ban on installation and dumping. it feels this has opened up new business opportunities for startups like to be one liquid residues become by your gas. why you study the waste is turned into fertilizer or heated to project slurry, which comes here to this plant, which has sought the head of an unexpected ally. me black, should you apply no v? these are able to transform almost any kind of organic way into high quality protein. going to try. sure. so they put it up twice their body weight. they have 4 k to be interesting to better. and in each page be, we put around $30.00 to $40.00 killer way,

and they actually treat all that even thing in one day. in one thing we're about to feed townsend's and thousands of hungry. my good look the same breakfast time i did get a complete all the way for the food waste all over the the mega. yes. when it covers around 80 percent, you could stop i after $9.00 to $10.00, the most of the flavio harvested and then processed into protein, which means for animals such as poetry and fish. the rest are taken to a different enclosure where the transform into adult flies, which then breed producing more waste guzzling offspring. the food always has

processed into the feed for the blood search apply to being used for the animal feed of those animal feed is being fed to the animals and those animals are seen by human beings. so those kind of virtual cycle actually works very environmental friendly way with all the resources that go into producing uneaten food together with a gas is generated when it decomposes food waste is responsible for up to 8 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions. the south korean government has implemented as check system which charges according to the amount of food thrown citizens like me, are required by law to discuss food waste in separate containers or face of fine of up to 9 $100.00 to make the recycling process easier. private companies have developed smart bins for use at home. they reduce the weight and therefore charges paid. so now i'm going to put food ways into the small being

and we'll see what happens. food waste is more than 80 percent water. this being heat seat, so it tries out after 3 hours of processing where it's cooked. as you can see, it takes much the space. there are several disposal methods in sold. in my case, i need to buy these biodegradable rubbish bags. with this system, i am conscious about the amount of waste i discard my leftovers will end up in one of the 35 plans dedicated to food waste recycling in the capital and its neighborhoods in some residential districts in the south of the city. i think bins like these are more than mere receptacles for scraps. they'll show

him in the hall, shipped up to now to pick him up for to give it to him. i wish i saw with all habit to go to school. you can pick away. i live in a room without fortune and don't get on over them. if they got pictures on it unless they got on don't do anything different. you know how to get them to look after being fermented for a week. food waste comes out as composites is being used by residents of dis, apartment block to fertilize a shared garden. mrs. lee has dedicated her free time to urban farming for the past 5 years. jail. are you kind of looking into my on monday was there from williams williamson. oh yeah. okay. cuz i got

a little girl only can you put too much you took down. i guess you said that's a car. there's a part of my that was so much loyal professor to know how one law, the goal is to learn from one the mobile one, the mood and $16000.00 after the automated bins have been installed in solar is innovations like these together with government regulations that have enabled south korea to turn its foot wastes problem around if there is one place that symbolizes the success. k park located west of poland, it attracts a 10000000 visitors annually. but only 30 years ago, this is what it looked like. ah, back then it was the largest land feeling the word a place that south korean called

the land of death. professor kim is a landscape architect who's been studying this box transformation. i wonder if they get in touch on the going it's all all lead him to do a pool or how did they do good day? my legal month of i'm i'm good day. they'll get a wonderful how would that and don't want to go put it hopefully we'll get and i'm with it. if you don't want you to listen to that, i hadn't hospital if you could to waste read under sky park is in the process of decomposing these releases. medicine put in greenhouse gas with

a greater global warming potential than carbon dioxide. but here is captured and converted to energy, to heat surrounding offices and holmes. it doesn't go, don't go to an n tingley t i m s all things i need to know that if you told me on monday dumbly it's all on good to move on. you know that we all double when you want to take it very peggy horn is on most heavy, the low will hold on with me. i feel that behind the transformation of this landfill lays a youthful lesson recycling alone will not solve the problem. it takes a lot of time and money to hear from the damage caused by the excessive amount of food waste. we discard this park, so to remind us that the very 1st step needs to be to change habits and threw away

less in 2015, we found it. adam smith found it was a real junk food project. which interception we distribute food that would otherwise be wasted. at the time and network 25 cafe, around u. k. served meals made some rescue fees. and since then, items helped create over 120 projects in the u. k. 6 other countries, 7000 times the food been safe in the pit, which shows the success for the projected. but also that the problems only got worst. so the kindness warehouse and the real gym for project, it is a $15000.00 square foot warehouse intercept. separate food would have gone to west se behind me all the possible. we have a community that we come possible way to make sure that going to because bucket for receipt, beautiful fruits and vegetables and lots of very expensive products that come in

like nuts and feeds and high volume kind of nice products going to waste. but you know, there's so many people that can access the amount of food symbolizes a lack of relationship to the source of the food. but also the resource that go into producing all of this for it to be shipped all over well stored in single use plastics. and then to be done or wasted, they noticed that we saw the balance. we need to connect back with so much more local, state, and faith and food systems. i think it's more crucial now, but ever given the how quickly climate change affected every single whenever globally, that we consider our impact, which more that we purchased the steven ality of food than ability of food. the packaging on the food right starts from a lot that we can do with consumers and lots and lots of projects that can get there, which is great, but also how much we purchase and how much we go about how busy daily lives eating

. if we're lucky enough, off 3 males today, it's forget where our food comes from, challenging it can be fatigued, but a lot of what gets been comes from small holder farmers from around the world. and it's them who is struggling most to cope with climate change, intensified and so health decline. and for our next story, we're also africa, which is one of the continent hot. oh, be deal with drunk and they're right with putting the non productivity and threatened for security m a for month and then know how difficult it is to work with a changing climate. have us move from outside, robi area less talk and grow foot crops 2 years ago because of a hush drought. my slow dried out and the last on my harvest me having

luck, the land. i know how to help you find peace without it the from 5th, but i've heard about a team of 74 working to get away from us to make degree a land foretell once more. one of the things they do is to test for intensive agriculture and other damaging practices along with effects of climate change have left. one of the plan is land degraded. the situation is so severe thought. 30 football pictures of our last every minute. the international center for such an uncle forestry, also known as the craft, is a leading authority on line management and restoration of come to the quarter in robi to meet him was antique. he we know vicky. hey, dr. lee. hi, kayla. pleasure to meet you. nice to meet you over so much about the good work your team is doing at the cross. at let me ask a very simple question. what is the wheel is the biologically active layer of the

earth? is a mixture of minerals, organic matter, an oregon is that together support life. 95 percent of our food is produced in soil . soil acts as the filter and regulates the water cycle and has the potential to store large amount of carbon contribution to climate change mitigation it simple results healthy can provide. this only makes the what been done here even more important. a birth sample of nice, well for you to look at. this is from a trouble comparable my phone. could you look at it and tell me what's wrong with my son will be prepped and for analyses. in the meantime, leave to show me the library, which holds us over a 100000 samples from around the world. every single saw sample represents a farmer's field. every sample comes with a barcode. when we scan this,

we get all the information of the gps coordinates. the soil data, the status of the health of the soil, all of these samples are collected with farmers. we have a very important engagement with farmers to understand their local knowledge about . so ecosystems you trent levels are key to full facility. the team here have an efficient way of measuring them. this is a machine that we use to analyze fine sample, just to look at different nutrient levels in the site using like just like no chemicals, not chemicals. we placed the sample on top of the vent, red light coming from the instrument. you get a swim fingerprint, that tells you the levels of different nutrients from that you can use that data and knowledge to know what to do with you from measuring

a sample using this machine takes only a few minutes. once that is all ready will be defy lightly. in the meantime, my next talk is leaving, so i love my child is being analyzed. another company in the fight avoid hell. creepy. it looks ok, but the organisms are not there. and the organisms play a role in binding that soil to form from and compact soil with can absorb newtons with, can keep their for stable and the width, if it, since it cannot be ordered, they also make the 3rd footpath in that they, it organic matter and then pass through their interstate and then it is released into therefore, i have another foil which has come from the neighboring county. one of the famous i see a bog. yes, this one us, some bugs. this is another one. how come mine doesn't?

how you over cultivated your land. if you use a lot of at a laser which may make the threat to be very acidic and when the 30th acidic atoms will move away, they will look for better places, which the thoughts are good from micro organisms. we can feed to the material, fun guy, and other microorganisms we can't. the ground under our feet is teeming with life. in fact, they are organisms in one tablespoon of healthy for humans on up. but that is just one aspect of the shortly persist him. what, uterus and minerals like nitrogen and potassium, all part of the reach me. and they were supposed to support life together with organic cumberland, which is found largely in the composting plant. matter, it's a fine balance, and one that is easily destroyed by untrusting napoleon management practices, such as the use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides, intensive ploughing dot. so i mean, typically again, we like to use or get

a carbon as a key indicator saw house. so your soil has about 2 percent carbon, instead of good lucky, we'd like to encourage farmers have more than point 5 percent, so you're well above that threshold. another key nutrient is nitrogen, so your nitrogen is within the normal range for agricultural soil. i'm relieved that even without organ his intellect qualms, my soul is relatively healthy. but i'm from anita of kenya, which usually receives rain. li was to show me salt from a farmer living in a hush of region. urbanatto is a farmer we've been working with in eastern kenya. we have some samples where urban us has been applying agriculture restoration options on his farm after 22 years or not had doubled the soil,

organic carbon. in his farm. we are able to learn how these restoration options influence soil health, but also by urban us working with e craft, we're able to feed back this information through one on one conversations focus group discussions to really show how his soil is improving through his management practices. i want to find out more about regenerative techniques and so i'm off to it a bonus. the pro instant can, and you can see it where drug can use in the highlands. what i'm looking for to learn from a home been able to make is not more productive despite coming out of the good morning of us. yes morning. how are you doing? i'm fine. all right. yeah, we're just with you. this is my wife. all right,

and i sent you an essential pleasure to meet you. what come, what are you doing? it looks like you're doing an electron or something. this is a basin. actually, the purpose of the mission is to collect water during a reason. because you know, area it rains the just heavily forested beated. can they give it a try? yes, you can. what harvest in techniques like these are useful in drug from regency for a benevolence to show me some of the other sustainable methods he's been trailing on his home. yes. this is where we are doing the coping. you can see the spinach. yes. we are here. ok, that's all we have a pumpkin cl at is that address? we saw we are planning to s, i publicly will busing their reducing their rachel position. so our soil wouldn't be getting rice loosely the say football salvi was a loop knife. how does it make you feel when you see your children eating?

the lovely prefers, i feel good. hey, feel very proud. and i feel very good when i'm not. i'm not banging them from the market. they in my firm 3 years, but my land was like this. like this. yeah, exactly. i'd be more but know if you can see after practicing these technologies, that is what i think i grow forestry most seen and using manuel, you know my lunch from lucy, us looking better as you can see more green flick, a little garden of eden. exactly. ah, more than 2500 thomas in eastern can you come across trending so samples trailing techniques and sharing the successes and failures. bernard is a community facilitator from a former on the county come to learn from him about mentors that can help them from

shows how restorative practice his country, the lung, only he could pick up by more than 70 percent. but with his increased carbon content, he saw his helping in the fight against climate change. as thomas in kenya, we are definitely dealing with a difficult period. but there is hope in building. i don't think it's us. we are at a tipping point, but if can restore our thought and this intervention just killed up, we have a fighting chance represent so much more that a plate for the procedure for, for the things that goes into the soil, the fuel to transport its market electricity let down the labor to produce it as we've seen, and really help condition the way and all that goes with the natural world. what cycle? and we of course a part of an off. hi val, it's not just about meeting what he's talking about using nature versus likely i'm giving back, but i think we can. so really it's about the evidence that we come to,

the people who keep we've talked to al jazeera, we can what gives you hope that is going to be peace because the situation on the ground seems to be pointing. otherwise we listen. we were never on the. 3 whatever road to off migration we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that on sierra a lot of the stories that we cover heidi complex. so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can. as all just recall, respondent will be strive to do the native news as it breaks. the storms spared the worst for a long island, which fear to direct it, but it's still whipped up high winds and high ways with detailed coverage, the government, and still risky to send all the children back. not only put them from around the

world, hundreds of children have been born to women abused by fighters. in addition to social pressure, you can only carry their religion if both parent v ah ah, hello, this is edge's data cobbles and port is back up and running. civilian commercial flights in afghanistan have taken off for the 1st time since the capital fell to the taliban. the airport hadn't been running since the last us troops withdrew last week, but it's now been repaired with the help of technical teams from turkey and cut out a plane full of aid has arrived from doha in the past few hours. because gay can be reports.