close to the u. k, where the global green energy revolution taking on new elements. birthright anoka 0 . ah, the hello learn taylor in under the top stories and i was here the 1st international passenger plane to leave cobble since the end of the u. s. lead evacuation has touched down in doha, around $113.00 foreign nationals were on board. the cutaways charter flight. the white house has welcomed their taliban corporation over the flight, calling it a positive 1st step from the new government. the un security council is meeting to debate the situation in afghanistan and how to extend the organizations operation that you and envoy address kind of san deborah lyons says the country could be set back for generations without economic help. there is an immediate and pressing need

to deliver on a huge scale is central humanitarian aid. in areas such as health, food security, non food items and sanitation. and still, secondly, there is an additional looming crisis to which i must draw your attention. billions of assets and dollar and donor funds have been frozen by members of the international community. the understandable purpose is to not is to deny these funds to the de facto taliban administration. inevitable effect, however, will be a severe economic downturns that control many more millions into poverty and hunger. may generate a massive wave of refugees from afghanistan. and engage, setup, gather, stand back for generations. the us justice department is taking the state of texas

to federal court over a controversial new abortion law. us attorney general merrick garland is about to continue to protect the safety of women in texas seeking abortions under their constitutional rights. the new texas old prohibits termination of pregnancy once embryonic cardiac activity is detected, which is about 6 weeks. he is president joe biden is due to lay out his plan to curb a surge of cobit cases. fueled by the delta variant and high rates of vaccine hesitancy . of the u. s. as reported nearly 177000 new covered 19 cases in the past day and at least 2100 new deaths. the top story, south africa, toxic city continues next. on the back with a news straight up to that to me then if you can the news

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hundreds of strange mounds life scattered around johannesburg, south africa's most populous city. but they, on a natural phenomenon, they are mine tailing waste heat left over from south africa, hugely profitable golden destry. many also said to be dangerously talking like a wash with heavy metals poison and radioactive debris. with experts help french journalists, mass, time to do is getting the content find typically analyzes but one night while he waits for the results, he gets a mysterious voice mail message. hello, my name's i heard that you are interested in the mining legacy around around 200, but in the mind dumps. well, i work those in a little mental geologist awhile. so i would very much appreciate if you can, if you can come around if we can have a word about it. thank you. anyway. the message is from a geologist,

eagle club, check after 20 career in the mining industry. he's now left it disgusted by the industries failure to had his warning about dealing with it twice. i'll tell you what i find particularly scandalous to take the worst possible material, which is uranium grinding into dust comparable to flour and make a whole lot of it. and put it into place where people live. this is a cause colossally bad idea. when you, when you said that women were you doing reports where you listen and that's fine. i have written lots of reports. i must have some sort of recording and answered emails. probably over over a 100. so after a while, you know, i was explained, look what you are proposing costs money. i mean, 1st of all you have to become the contaminates the land. that is number one, number 2, you can actually pump tailings all the way back when you got them from them,

with just a few percent of cement. and you can get rid of tailing this way. you see it basically put it to normal. you put it back to where it was, how does it make you feel when you see it is local communities complaining about their, their health problem. what does it make you feel like you feel like a murder? what we have done, like i said, we have created an enormous environmental disaster. if we let you know growing potatoes and we made environmental disaster along the side, it will be different. we will say ok, we're feeding the nation. why did gold mining industry do it in reached a small percentage of people? so we have produced gold, which is the most useless thing in the whole world. it feeds human greed. it has no uses. and yet we have made in probably one of the biggest environmental disasters in the world. so yes i do. i do feel like like a murderer. as eagles disturbing,

one thing can mapped out heads back to see pharma, eric from goma. you go to the signs of radioactive poisoning. now the test results for the animals of being delivered in person by frank vendor. the johanna spoke professor of a foreign mental studies. so i wanted to know about why my name is frank franklin, the the professor has come to see eric livestock, france, l u c. i. 7 the test results a clear material from the nearby mine tailings has contaminated eric's on the other line and uranium isn't the only problem. for example, manganese would be quite significantly elevated in your, in your water sample over 2000 times. what would, what one would find in natural water sources? redo her. we do have nico being elevated a 1000 times alternate this elevator,

50 times ends in as well. sounds and $500.00 time. ok, so most let's say indicative metal for mining impact that is uranium in those tailing. so that is about 10 times what you would see in a natural environment 10 times as much. so what you, what you and the less in your water you did about a 100 times more than one would find just unpolluted, natural 15 water soften in a farm surrounded by pollution its animals badly contaminated it's disturbing news. the hair of your goat shows the highest level of or so overall analyze metals. okay. you see uranium is 60 times for elevator, but all the lead is elevated to 80 times the meaning almost 100 times a buffer. it's normal. it's the same was cobalt. it's the same was also next and

a $600.00 times for nickel. maybe here would you do due to no. and no, no. okay. right. i can have all the. yes you can use for my that was alice when elaine down at light for flemming. farm. why lights don't die prematurely? townships where children have your logic, the disorders and suffer from terrible coughing fits. but all the medical links between poor health and mining. so clear cut staff at the free local health clinic might have some among the patient is julie zulu. its the 3rd time this month that the youngest son has taken the

me when i was a little nothing my is not to go to stella because no, no, no way. i how have you got your the baby has called bronchitis. was good both. so sometimes we see was you get a child with a quote like the one that i just saw. she was having a chest in drawings, coffee does because of the does something that you will see on the average. yes.

you have a number of cases. luckily, there should be a leg you mentioning is that people who are leaving their minds if we get a lot of those, i think definitely we have to do in astonishingly. the south african state has never conducted a study to understand the impact of mine tailing on the population. but my can catch up with too lazy lou again. back in her township, at the foot of the mine and out collecting water, i get a good. all right, very heavy. so you have to do this every day. this is julie shall this most talk with her for children. learn le cordon alert magazine. i ramey is lena la. isn't in as zing love. i live fuzzy. bible says,

be gland. i'm up on the corner, quintinella the j couldn't i couldn't last field producer and they were this tiny cabin provide some shelter from the rain, but not from the pollution tuleya zulu. and her children live only a few dozen meters from the mine dumb, where earlier the master had measured radioactivity levels 28 times higher than the norm. she agrees to provide has sampled to test what level of contamination. what ok, now, once i'm giving you that a new one from penny, director of the institute for research and scientific expertise, stroudsburg comes on line. you will told me, you know, just give all going to come under the commotion approval or you know,

just below me the right number for me. i don't know how big. 3 it is sick. what i meant to do is yes, you could literally just truly you wouldn't go measure sure what they told my mom did i say right. concern. alright. my should be more than enough in school. both excited. you sounds good morning. my name is triple visors demo. linear. pretty sure. we don't like this official when you do need to get us. all right,

perfect. me. martha has also taken a half from from atlanta and we met a little girl suffering from europe. look at us, but i've taken the damage done. it's still a dutiful ah. yeah. and then more 10 in total from other residents living near the maintaining and sent them via express mail to professor penny and france. once again, they'll be a few days of waiting for the results. in the meantime, martin is looking for gold. some of south africa, the most profitable export, is used in the electronics industry. some of it is used for investment, but most of it ends up as jewelry. yet to the websites of the world,

major luxury brands, a curacy silent about the sources that the gold gave about from the new or any of them came to respond to questions. sure. but it hasn't come to your job because you don't know how that was doing. you know, if i'm just wondering what is what is the foremost if you don't see it, but again in the community really don't want. i've been put into the model for the moment. you can put it down, do indeed not one jewelry brand agrees to provide details of where the gold comes from. mitigating giving you call bustle, question the always italian brand, boom. agree is the 3rd largest jeweler in the world, and it certainly seems to be using a loss of gold. it's time to go shopping. food grease

headquarters, a located in fountain city, among some of the most expensive real estate on the african continent. in a luxurious shopping monet by the company displays one of its finest pieces. a gold and diamond necklace, costing almost $70700.00. but again, no one here seems to know where the gold had been, so we want it, you know, with cheer in the gallery. you knew where the goal comes from. if you could talk about it of gold, gold, gold, you know, jewelry, have no idea. no idea. okay, don't you're thinking kind of surprising that you don't know where to go from. something that you should be okay. you know the of the consequences of mine, mine, for example, the ninety's is when you buy the book and try to charge job. but that's

just, i mean, even that just stuff i present myself. thank you very much. you're welcome. i back in a world overshadowed by the waste dumps of south africa, the vast gold mining industry. when people are gathering in a charge call a tiny, the activists has come from table with you. so to have all the children whose company must have taken protest, ah,

ah, what has spread and even the national media present the everyone wants to know what the scientists have computed. and thank you so much again for being here today. i really appreciate the fact that you've come quite a long way through to be here matter, run through the results, cleaned from soil water and go samples. so then he called me and struggled in charge of analyzing the levels of heavy metals found in the human had that been gathered local. they thought a lot on it. we don't always say, here's the other girl took the bill from the group. donna, it sure was really additional job. roy would go back to you soon. so do do, do we don't do you guys

don't do do do so so which one you would expect your call is what you would explain that you don't don't know. i don't do to know when you sit down is cuz i want to respect was it the order? yeah, yeah. these findings could help south african doctors give me a tandem better diagnosis for her disease. or the other thing for your own, you know, people which i don't know, don't those who i guess what's your failure to move on to the next was taken together. the results and deeply disturbing the soil gathered by mouth from

the mine tailings is full of heavy metals. the level of all snake, for example, is $330.00 times higher than the norm. the water is full of uranium, $100.00 times the international limit. the goats are infected that contains 83 times more lead than those living far away from the mine tailing. and as for the residence, some of the children show $64.00 times more exposure to lead 5 times more exposure to uranium and food times more exposure to authentic than the average french person will be sent to the tv. in have a can you call? what can we do for you about the law? usually you don't do. do you mean miss?

sure. i know the i don't think it was normal and this is not my fault. don't people that's it might be something needs to be done. i think it's been been we've had enough of this man's exposing us so, so we are appealing now to everybody once again to make sure that you're saying that petition there was that, you know, we've lost because of sufficient evidence. but now what then documentary busy you are doing. know if lou needs to be, but people know what they've been. thank you very much. once again,

my wife as residents begin planning, the next move including a possible legal claim against the mining companies. matter obtains an interview with the chamber of mine. the industry's association for some of south africa's most powerful mining concerns. for me also from truly pretty don't 6 if there are some with them in the living the mean and i think you should missouri m. and it's time to put it on the 20th almost 120 years later, stephanie moved out runs that we're going to stations and pollution department offering for those issues. that the goal producing firms do not want to address

individually regarding the environmental impact of the mining industry. do you think it's it's going in there on the right track on the good we years the if significant good progress achieved the fall in terms of mining companies dealing effectively with environmental impacts. has the chamber of mine ever convicted human health impact assessments regarding the tidings mine tuning? not, not that on my way off. okay. so we've done some a some, some smack done then shows her letters the same scientific analysis that he has shared with the residents back in the town shed. we, we never heard about that. no. okay. what does that make you think now it's, it's quite clear planning for me and i think something should be done. do you think that the mining industry that you or presents have

a responsibility in these numbers? i think it is. we our member companies mind? yes, we do have the responsibility. do you live close to the maintaining us? why not? if i may i mean most of the it's, i mean most of the, i mean those guys, they fall in the table and the way around. so they chose to go and do you think the people, the leave around the pay this stating this huge turnings in jonesborough, do you think they're safe? they're not, they're not at all. there's a lot of environmental risks as well as safety risks. and why do you think it hasn't been clean over all these years of years to something should be done for the tailings that are owned by them. but when you, when you say something, do you think it's something where, what, what is it about eating me? the end of the have been taishan of those should get rid of this disease. i think

we need an all that all management strategy as the industry and obviously in partnership with government. the so what does the government have to say? south africa, the environment minister declined to be interviewed and his office said that the subject is not his area of expertise. the ministry of health, on the other hand, is very interested. but looking at blood cancer, livable casting director of the national institute for occupational health, $1006.00 from the mentally. this is of great importance to demonstrate that the levels so much higher and that there will be

negative health effects on children. and really, one of the real tragedies is that the study and why the money has not been prioritized. we need to make sure that minds and other workplaces don't continue to contaminate the living environment for communities and so on. would you like a copy? oh, we would absolutely love to have a copy because you see be, don't have to be, we'd be, be, don't have it in. and then we can go in with our medical teams and perhaps have a sample of those who have got higher levels of these different heavy metals and, and, and geranium, and go in more physical examination. do blood test to unit tests and monitor them the south african government will soon

begin a major study on the health impacts of mining pollution. but time is of the essence . in 2017 mining companies extracted 130 tons of calls from south africa and producing 27000000, 600000 tons of supplementary waste. more waste will be produced next year and the next one, the one after that, there are still 35 years remaining of exploitable gold results in south africa. how many move victims will have to be in that time? this will will realize that life is more precious than gold. ah, ah, ah,

ah ah, ah hello, good to be with you. some of the most. com, whether we can find in asia pacific is in japan on friday, but that changes on saturday as we got this front rolling in as to the action though, further toward the south and number of disturbances we've got to talk about. so concent as it approaches central northern vietnam high now as well, and it's spread a lot of ram, we'll get back to that in a sec. but i've also want to focus on sean too, as it steers toward taiwan over the weekend. so talking about concepts and in particular, denying vietnam, this is a worst case scenario. i think we'll see about 250 millimeters over the next few days. and those winds will exceed a 100 kilometers per hour. all right, down under mostly settled conditions,

safer. a few clouds toward the south east floating around and also for w a. we've got our next friend punch in in so perfect 1900 degrees, but it's stellar forecast in sidney for the next few days. will crank up your temperature to 28, but look, we go from a northwind and we've got that southerly buster, right? you know, the name of the game. so that's going to drop you down to 19 quite a vigorous system impacting the south island of new zealand. we could see wind gusts here up to a 140 kilometers per hour, and rainfall rates of about 20 millimeters per hour along this out there. no, that's it for me. bye. for now. the part to of a special investigation. one, when a visit west industry is only youth detention center and travels to the remote app doc town where many of the indigenous inmates come from one to 0. ah,

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