as in spite of the scouting temperatures, many covered the head, some faces in the hope of some protection coming up into the news, asia, emily and glaciers under threats, scientists explains how the ice field football but disappear before the end of this century. and how the issue of citizenship for ra hinges, has stalled efforts to return refugees. to me, i was a chan will be there will be here with all the stories and much more in just a moment. i'm terry martin. thanks for joining the hot tips for your bucket list. magic corner chat. hot spot and some great culture memorial

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statements for him directly g say they won't go back unless nan, mark grant's them citizen status. the, the my name is melissa chan, thanks for joining us. we know global warming is having a huge impact on the world's glaciers. now international scientists have discovered that the glacier in ages him to cushion will, is home to the famous peaks of avarice, and k 2 is melting at an unprecedented rate. the report from the cap and 2 based international center for integrated mountain development says the himalayan ice fields could lose up to 80 percent of their volume this century is greenhouse gas emissions aren't sharply reduced. it also warrens that flash floods and avalanches will grow more likely in the coming years. the hindu kush himalayan mountain range has been called the world 3rd poll because the snow and ice there is the largest

source of fresh water outside the polar regions. that water is vital for 2000000000 people who live down stream of the major rivers that originate in the mountains. let's bring in our room shesta regional program manager for the organization in cotton on do i rune. i'm not even going to ask you about what the international community needs to do. we know what nations must commit to and they are failing those commitments. so going straight to the disaster we're facing, can you tell us more about the impact the loss of these glaciers will have across asia? i'm sure um, this just had the mini importance, but uh, not really you do all of them. i talked about p. one is listed as source of water. and 2nd is source of hazards. uh, you know, uh many of those people to be in industries, i mean, se, yeah,

particularly the smell, it gets water from melting of bias. been namely they shouldn't. ok, so you know, lots of the issue would be, uh, you know, they're not sending me a lot of, uh, and this is going to be particularly important for us that the amount of water is coming from mentee. but not so much in the basement. and, and, you know, don't street the 2nd be in fact is hedges. because obviously because of the issues can lead to for me. so not police are lease and uh, i guess i can go and do some of those diesel, extend that to you 1st house, which he calls blinker lake or the slug bluff in sar. so that, you know, possibilities off of a mini militia league, the output flux in this reason, the question my levies and has more then thank you 5000 decent legs. and among them

more than $200.00 are categorized as we're continuing to injure the sick. and if any of them burst out, it can cause you as you know, in fact uh, damage on infrastructure, search supplement, and ultimately, you know, if it people and likelihood. and so our country is natal, adequate plans for what's going to happen. welcome to the some of these and have prepared a at some level of plans for a deposition to climate change. uh, but you know, uh there are 2 challenges i can, i can mentioned. yes. one is not necessarily all the plans are based on the live a scientific analysis tool. this means some of those bands activity good need to file that updates and which is not something which be one of the other constants is

limited resources available in those countries because those countries are also a lot of really good economic, you know, status. so from their own internal resources, it is very different the, you know, implement all of the end of this. but if you have any reports in dire assessment, i wonder, is there any way that prognosis might change a drug? this is our project since we call it, uh, i'm based on the 2nd as of right. uh, uh, and the best as on some is uh, related to home. uh, the society, the plenty of people in the world. we move ahead with time. what will be a good, you know, uh, you know, energy funds of some back thing,

particularly the positive fuel consumption pallets and plus the related and as you know, it's in the backend where it's going to be the mines, the emission scenario, excuse us. so depending on how the society, the word evolves. uh, the impact uh you know, uh might choose uh, but then looking at what is already happening, looking at where we are moving based on all the nicholas you sense we uh, we have the belief that, you know, the issue is that uh, i do not think uh, there is space to to be very optimistic. uh and therefore what i think is that depending on the scenarios, uh, the magnitude of jews might be slightly different, but the jackson of twos will not change. so, but i really trust that. thank you so much for your time. thank you

very much. my pleasure. thank you. and special rapid tour for myanmar has warren's that there has been 0 progress on the piece planned by oscio and the association of south east asian nations which was hammered out following the and large military coup in 2021. he also forecasts that dire conditions and camps for rendered refugees may drive many to migrate by boat, hundreds of thousands of for him to remain at stuck in camps and bangladesh with no good options. the mohammed knew aflame mia masa, bangladesh 6 years ago along with hundreds of thousands of other range of muslims. now he and his family lived as refugees, unable to return home. their future in limbo out of them are living space became tiny here the world food program is reduced.

our daily meals. so that's a problem for us. you know, our movement is restricted and we face water and other shortages. so a lot more than a 1000000 ranger muslims leaving the strolling, overcrowded camps around cups as bizarre is the largest refugee settlement in the world. bangladesh has been trying to negotiate your re pet creation program with me and my but progress has stalled over to miles to give her a hinges citizen status. yeah, and most government still sees them as rigid and foreigners but almost at the gate marsh. my mommy's government treats all ethnic groups equally. been a part from him, jim much less, but i'm not going but i got a call. they call us bank currently. they should recognize us as for him, john, and i know they're like all others. they should include our names and the citizens list and list them on the list. i don't know where to,

but i would have many right here refusing to return well me and my still renders them state list without the right. so for the citizens, they say the long history of repression will only continue on of the but i am, but how do we will i me back to me on more if it gives us citizenship and as a gail to other ethnic groups, we will return willingly then we don't want to stay in bangladesh, out of almost the deadline. we also have one of those that things additional. socrates acknowledge the demand that sofa have found no solution of the state to be sure to remind you of refugees have raised the issue of the citizenship, public place to unsettle holmes. i'm glad unless they want to go back back, but not to the newly built kind of like villages. you need to pull up where you can

pick them up. we'll see what it is that a federal decide we've me, a mas military rule is appearing unwilling to compromise. read pet creation. if it's like, the refugees remain stuck. that report was put together by d. w, as are thoughtful as long are. if i to citizenship is a major issue for the refugees. why have other minorities in the armoire been able to obtain citizenship and why has there been a reluctance to grant citizenship to their hinge a better? we know most plans are widely viewed in me and my as interlopers from bottom of this, despite the roots end up with this to me is there to country is drifting back since it is in 1980 to me and my boss to citizenship law that institutionalized is source of the hierarchy of whose citizens associates, citizens, nothing relies to citizens and president for and a completely different colored identity cards for each step as other 3 groups of

you be able to but accept it to the classification that really got deadlines to the system. jose level thing, but the washington post citizenship a side, isn't there a concern among refugees that they returned to me on mar, only to be terrorized by the military, who many human rights activists accused of committing genocide? a really good thing. so just think having citizenship in me and modeling protect them from other issues that you mentioned. they are focusing mode on bed. do you mind? so i'm just going to do is i talked to also think they might need you input x on the if there is done to me on my as you know about 750000 rolling up, cleared from me and not in 2017 after they meet at the track down the united nations state was get it out with the dental site. darlington. man, my, the nice thing is security forces to add in. just email it to me at campaign atkins, throwing got insurgents. how about the counter face? there's 2 separate law suits, one and the internet stuff,

even though the code and then of the, at the international court of justice for the 2017 military campaign. but it's unlikely myanmar is likely to budge what. what does that mean when you have a state list population like the ranger older, the most significant, other wingate's. so those from me and motor took place in 2017, as you know, by others has been hosting jesus from the community ever since. the 19 seventy's, most of the 1000000 or sole rolling guy in bolivar is now living 5 cam. so that go over an area equivalent with taught off of manhattan. well, about 700000 live in that was the largest and most densely populated refuge account named a group of them in an area of death taught in describing them. he does. most of them live in soto, tomato, bumble and plastic suits. and they're not allowed to walk and can only live to camp . so we've government spotted me some southern crime hearts and living conditions

in the camps and the bleak prospects far down into myanmar. i'm driving more rows and getting through this through leave of all of these by board quote, countries such as malaysia and indonesia, putting their lives separate, un dental shows. 348. it will hinder our port to have died at the last year or 5 till as long. thank you for joining us. so that does it for the programs. thanks for watching. see you tomorrow and define the key. go ask because a resolution is happening on the fields of rwanda. thanks to an electric tractor that set to modernize agriculture. the should be easy to operate on. the other thing is this. when it is simple,

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