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been destroyed or damaged since the outbreak of war this ukrainian village is working to rebuild theirs. paulina has lots of time on her hands to draw but she would love to do other things to lose and rising. i miss my friends . i love she and i miss my teacher. well, it's been 5 months now since the children were at school. the last time was in february. it was supposed to include an excursion, but it was a fateful day. oh so, but all we were supposed to go to the river to see the ice melting. my living folk and we couldn't make it because it was the 24th a bullet she las colinas mother says, the lack of schooling makes her question the decision to staying ukraine. rush in forces attacked their village at the start of the war. their school was seriously
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damaged, leaving all the kids stuck at home. a wall has been fixed, but most of the windows are still broken and there is no heating. the classrooms will remain empty until basic facilities are restored. oksana is the literature teacher. better said on the 1st day of the war, did the for children started to text me and say good bye. returning into her old classroom is difficult. she's concerned about her students, sandra bullock. well, it's very painful when you realize that our children, so if we don't know what to morrow will bring his name to, will there be any future our kids don't deserve. this isn't as a slow ho. ukrainian forces blew up this bridge to stop the russians coming. but people here are scared of new rocket attacks. so scared the mayor asked us not to use the name of the village in this report. pauline andrew classmates don't want to
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wait for the war to end to go back to school. they sell what they have and what they may to try to fix things. she will be able to go back to school soon, raise money, and the school can be repaired. ukrainian children are growing up quickly. here they are fighting for a future with what ever they can find. ah, sanctions for the war and ukraine have pushed russia out of the global jewel trade . botswana, the world's 2nd largest source of ra diamonds, is using this to search ahead for 2 years, kill a booklet lo caling struggled to fight the job after finishing school. when she was offered to train the position at this diamond processing factory and do any fancy things. so if the tammy i police a mixture
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a lately, so that and them even the dame and nigger, they are very expensive and in okay, a problem for years. the country has been pushing to not only export rough diamonds, but also to attract companies that processed them here too. and in value and creating jobs. now, more than 30 companies, cut and polish diamonds locally. suddenly, in boats on under garment is quite our pro diamond industry. now it is the main industry for most wanna ease of doing business in botswana for diamond printing and polishing is, is, is quite a weitel thing. why people are easily able to come here instead of the businesses lent locked botswana, was once one of the poorest countries in the world until it's discovered vast diamond deposits in less than 20 years. it had turned itself into a success story, as well as the middle income country. but the success wouldn't have been possible
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without this mine and wanting the richest diamond mine in the world, employing more than 6000 people. the government struck a unique deal with the world's biggest diamond cooperation dubious. each site owns 50 percent of the mine. russia currently can't export diamonds to major markets like the u. s. and diamond prices have spiked by 20 percent since the beginning of the war. mining companies and the government here are only cautiously talking about possibly filling this gap. but economist rudolph boy doesn't believe they should. they should take advantage of the classes in iraq. the one you crate is very, it's very painful. i watch a news every day. i don't like what is happening there. ah, but in a, in an economic point of view, they come to put on, i should have started to promote levels on adam. once foot veteran are, these are the best down ones. those are now blooded al, month, making the diamond processing factory. julie really look, telling is hoping to get a job as a polish her when she finishes her training. and chances are goods,
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the company is expanding and constantly hiring new people. the climate crisis has been affecting countries for years now it's impacting regions that aren't known for extreme climates such as brandenburg in germany. there should be water flowing down this river bed. but the black allister in the germans head of brandon book has dried up. again, a consequence of heat waves and drought. water piped in from a nearby lake, replenishing the river at least a bit. which time hu bye works for a state run company that we cultivate these former mining landscapes. he regularly monitors the block ester as, as, as bradford, i, this plot has dried up repeatedly during hot summer spells in the past 3 years. in
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many countries are already familiar with extreme droughts due to climate change. but low water levels like you in brandon book have become a concern in germany to in the nearby flood control center. mike, all rich managers discourse resource in local lakes and rivers, sending it where it isn't that most every drought season makes his job harder since escalade will me? my nose not to dish water shortages always increase potential for conflict between users who need the river water. if there is a water shortage, and this is more and more often the case here than this potential for conflict worsens buttons, oak was in other parts of brandon boat. alto tis have already kept the amount of water for private households, but only 50 kilometers away from here. rows of burn trees testify to another danger . matthew bower and other volunteers for the wildfire in this brandon book for one of the regions biggest fires this year. it's burned more than 1000 hector's
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vocalist, and the situation was in part life threatening, and he pushed experience firefighters to the limited some even had to run for their lives in brooklyn have as illegals and police have launched an arson investigation . firefighter said that the place could only have spread so quickly due to this year's extreme drought. he and his colleagues are now training to fight even more intense forest fires than they are. you still at that us and seniors in other countries like southern spain or southern france where serious wildfires or nor frequent you can watch what's happening there. right. and on the news firefighters, they're a familiar with it overnight. we've never seen anything like it here until now. was presented thought rush time, huber brandon book is in the race against time to adapt to the fast changing climates. when dr. roberto and faso makes calls to his patience, he does so in
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a time tested manner on horseback. the question internist is known throughout the piedmont region. ah abra and roberto, an inseparable duel from long gave in italy's piedmont region. but this is no pony drag. they're on their way to work. your factual pre mario a lot of fun. her. yes. state it go under her doctor on the horse as my assistant. she spoke my friend and the message that i bring to my patience, ah, the pair ride up and down the hilly terrain. as long as it's not an emergency doctor on 1st though, prefers to ride to his appointments. so his 1st task of the day is to get his assistant ready for action. burger
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towel, umbrella. i am bradley sima. hello, gorgeous squad. little bon booker. but like i brought you a little treat quite bump andra, a amber as my new horse khalilah i got her 3 years ago for nicholas. the birthday mandy covina could come a lot and maybe caught a doctor that comes to 10 to the sick on horseback. is seen as someone who has time for his patient's medical venga corner. that fact alone will not let people know the doctor is taking the time to them. try those, the patients good, and makes them feel well cared for our manual, but center for 20 rip, your swatch will their toe on far so has been a doctor for, for decades. 15 years ago he decided to combine his hobby with his job. the response from patients is
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going from an easy tried to an elegant gallop abra and roberto cover at least 80 kilometers a week. in colorado, horse and eliza strength, elegance, and vigorous one of those are all characteristics that my patient slack due to ill health or old age. so when i come with amber, it is, if we're bringing those attributes spectrum plant all hello. hey, yes, i'll be with you in half an hour. i see a soon anyway. roberto cares for some 1500 patients scattered across the hill then small villages of this famous wine region. the area had been a unesco world heritage site since 2014 wind rower,
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a daily atari is. roberto is 1st patient of the day. hey john. good morning. hi. good morning. yeah. how are you gonna then in good nice. you came to visit you tamika of course i didn't. so just let me tie my horse up. i'll be with you shortly . he will. she'll be glad to. day is just a routine checkup to monitor the patient's heart and blood pressure up at a sure blood pressure is fine. the 10th of $100.00. 20 over 80. if that's okay. oh fuck your chair over there. i'm always happy when he comes to visit. it's like in the old days when there weren't any cars be can there's something special about it . a, it was once said, no hour of life is wasted. that is spent in the saddle. roberto unfair, so might just agree with
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