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tech told me about sugars paralyzed tire societies. computers that are similar to governments that go crazy for your data. explain how to use technology's work. that's how they can also watch it. now the, we often feel that degrading the environment will not impact us at all. but the true story is that humans across the globe are already being a hefty price. hello and welcome. i'm finally got the body and you are watching eco,
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india. and in today's episode, we would need some of the worst impacted people because of climate change. and be able to show us that initiative to reclaim their lives. and that's around so no problems and in dallas, west spring, all state are one of the largest mongrel for us in the world. they also happen to be one of the most disaster thrown engines across the globe with some of the most widely communities. but what does this mean and why is this region particularly impacted? let's understand in detail. the waters of the sun driven delta are warming fast. water expands as of heats up, so it occupies more space that along with the melting polar caps and glaciers is pushing up sea levels worldwide. and the indian ocean is no exception. this is what i need some reason that is activated to see the rise,
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particularly in the east using the region full system, the bad side or the north end of the region. and that is the subsidence or the sinking of land. that double whammy has already made a number of sunroof in islands become uninhabitable. the huge mangrove forests provide the perfect natural barrier to the sea and to the annual cycle loans that hit this area. the forest are home to many rare animal and plant species. the sender bins are also invaluable as carbon sinks, but deforestation, and the rising sea levels are having a devastating impact on this unique eco system. that is also making the delicate eco system more vulnerable to the extreme weather events that climate change has brought to the region along with the rise and the storm surge from the side on
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the same cycles are bringing more rates than a year. 2 years ago cycling, yas had a dramatic impact. the heavy rings swelled the rivers so that they were unable to absorb the storm surge pharmacy. instead, the sort water was in doing. subbing in the water intrusion, all was sort of water went up to every kilometers. i had up to 60 kilometers. yeah, we just like huge and you have to but this is not the fresh water. this is sort of water on the left, which was the damage that i really got to the floor. no years can call and media around just expect such extreme weather events to increase. putting more pressure around the region is this is what the climate change is
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doing to this. and then then the facts that it has on its community must also be changed. so i headed to these manual for us to find out about the struggles of young women and girls who lived here. come with me to find out that poignant structure. this is a 19 yours is whom i'd like to spend a few days the she said her life and her home would be the story of her life and disliking that she has the shock when i was in school right before a storm would hit the police would make warning announcements across the village,
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and then the school would give us a holiday. and i was what it was, a lot of fun. i would keep thinking about when will i leave the school, go out on the streets and run. but each time a site will hit, houses would be completely destroyed and the village on fields would get the big. this is simpson, the buttons are one of the largest manville forest in newland located on the dental of the buildings. on these manuals i heard from amazon, of the thing when i saw these modules for the 1st time, there's unique biodiversity, i'm sure watson left me austin. but with this breathtaking glory also come averaging disasters that deal to fox, the lives of millions, not alone. so the impact of extreme weather, but also the expectation of the people need one, the 5 digit,
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i guess i the i had the hop, it's i thinking is a data. hi michelle sunday. brands is a very highest region when it comes to human trafficking. so i told him sleep to increase migration and the clean fees as trafficking thing and my vision, but that to me to a traffic and that's on the oh, you may be able to go to immediately after an extreme visit event. we see a flood of traffic in cases goes, go missing, and even boys it is on a product of this, this just like looks like loans, disasters, and migration was the 2nd can happen a lot that climate change or these are starting to die. the middleman i was through when it happened. i used to don's eva since i was a young one day, my don speech of us me to go with him to a dance program. and under this b text,
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i got a job for the job looking for the the and i was drunk. by the time i realized what was happening, i was already in daily gifts. been a lot of to being have been for a month i was so we were brought to it's the been i just used to do it would be all i was beaten and tortured. they would drag me bond me with cigarette butts even and sort of 20 foot inside my mouth to give the guy guy with the frontier davis and my, my bulk, i saw the image on the one coupon call on my map sort of life events on one side
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dislikes that to, to her home, she is on the white talking. she's f as to them as the one that falls her father to migrate, or the one off to retrieve as traffic. and so you online got ya hot. that is a direct link between natural disasters and child trafficking says the report by developing goals, state government. after psycho num phone in 202062 children went missing. and 16, which i think in the spring was, shows official data, which is much less than the actual number. many of you under the bi promises of a better future or simply traffic like on from when i on her, if she ever wanted to find a case against her track because or see them get punished. she said, no, she is happy that her life now and cannot afford the money or the mental trauma, that justice of the 7 months of torture she was executed by an interview
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on the phone by the food as your body's offer, i came back. i wouldn't want to step out of the house because people would talk about me. i also quit school. but then i was advised that i'm young and i need to study the stories and teachers would misbehaving isolate me. i would only go to school on the days i had to give my exams when i rejoined school, i wasn't last 6. was that since then? i have completed my schooling and i'm currently pursuing my bachelor's degree. is my week basis a be a 2nd yet for the shared with me her most painful memories and her schedule scott's that's even pushed her to consider killing herself. but it was the love and support of her family. that's the way to go down to my bed and never said anything. they gave me a lot of love. my mother helped me was sleeping next to me. they helped me
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a day and some peace of mind. i thought, at least my veterans locked me even if no one else stared familiar with the health of the n g o g g. the key, who chose this to her? and it's almost set up a small business. she has made her family proud and also makes more money than her the, the caught on the, on the obtaining him in of obama straining, she loan profit and loss calculation, mathematics, bookkeeping, and customer handling of book guess, i mean, think a nice customer handy and gets it cannot be and also trying to teach computers to these women so that they can take their businesses out of the small shops and tap into the online market guns and make good good. what about how to maybe do how much of the availability have will be accessed?
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despite being the most vulnerable in one of the most watertight regions on this planet? these women have found their has india. they see that they're not weak tens of desa consensus. they are victims many of these women now are on small businesses. they support the families, the confidence and independence and is it community? she shares her experience with other women and tell them how to protect themselves and what to do. the traffic i'm seeing cottages, those who have been jesse like, she tells them that there is a future that awaits them. if she can be, can stick with the the way someone who shows the box, the others is called the leader. i don't want anyone else to go to what i did then
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goes who have been traffic, tells me that they want to commit suicide. i remind them that'd be awesome, stronger than that. 5 other goes with emulate. you think about them from the bonds. let's head to the mountains now. the other, albany hughes were ones. are the zillion barrier against us. how does that are being dom and is now due to his absence mining? i know the nice ation causing more frequent sanstrom's unfolding. a significant touch to bio diversity. but people in roger's tongue are standing up against it over and over them. good. you have the tones to the slope in albany mountains. if i just con to remember, his daughter, something on the 17 year old was up here holding her father's gods. when i'm think
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of what happened. what did it go on? my child was tending to god's in the feet, but then they clambered up the mountain site and it gets a kind of and so i don't want to follow that part of it. 70. she was trying to save the gods. but ted ford slip was a gets, eventually fell into the mining bit. and that kind of good news. as commodity always supp no fairs, 50 meters into an illegally operated lines. don't mind, on what size minds are found all over of the mountains which stretched across the entire state from them minus extract bushes, raw materials like copper, lead, gibson, marble, and quotes on there are laws designed to prevent illegals mining, but so quote ticket. those who manage the facilities continue to operate on, checked over the past 2 decades. the activities have decimated more than the hills in the region of tatiana and northern, not just con alone. what is running?
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because ultimately, i didn't get ottoman because i'm going to the police, i didn't go to the depot to take it up. so that didn't know when to shut everything down before the planned inspection. so how much in the cost of the gone and then the boat says that no machines in operation order mining and a good talking, i'm going to go to the men involved. also get to share your mind and gibson as i'm gonna get credit. it's the residence of the region who suffer. 60 year old hobbies thing logged in illegals mines for more than 20 years. up to 18 us a day. now he has developed numa county office and can no longer work. the it was the though the leaves wonder use to appear shudders the you'd say, i'm paying you what to do the problem. you had money and believes that like he's not bothered, if the guy bought the boat about on the bottom of the window,
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that's all gonna be the some 100000 tons of minerals have been extracted by illegals. mining the past 5 years alone, resulting in a lot of important habitats for white life. and people liked about shipping boss is actually a form of what you've been coming through to finding the exploitation of nature for a long time. they have the potential way. i'd be great to many of these walks you have to be done into dust and sand to be used and highlights is that the highest, the buildings being built in the night that i've used was humans the policy about then go to go to have diverse the consequences read the false to face here, dominic idea of automatic or development just now what's on the, on the limit one, right? we're going to get a yeah i'm, i'm glad you're literally the removal of and dial 2 sides has removed a vital body to the nearby tod. does it as a result, residents across the entire region, including the daily ada,
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are increasingly engulfed by sun stones. that oddly, biodiversity bulk is an attempt to restore naturally. buttons ridiculous. mano has spearheaded a v not to ration program here. he's proud of old and blonde species driving here today. online that 20 years ago was home to 8 acres mines. and we parted is a great idea to, you know, celebrate the front off of our lives in this. and we took on the journey of uh, you know, creating an es 3, getting the saves, you know, and terminating them, and then planting them out in the forest stipend, that you find them that obligates activist body shop supervisor has got a cubic street in his bid to protect the adult and these 15 legal mines around the village has been shut down by the national green stripe in the body that handles environment disputes. but for him, the people affected him more needs to be done to point the dns edition that's
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daunting. this landscape into a waste land every value will go in and out. you can find files of garbage on the street and use landfills that are degrading odd environment because of materials that do not the scientists in uh, 10 lines on the university are experimenting with micro organisms to extract the important matches from garbage in the landfill. they call it via mining the landfills, becoming a huge problem. tom is not as nearly 7000 tons of solid waste is dump, dating the state this contribution to so i pollution ground water pollution and air pollution. all of which are getting worse. research as an on the university believed that by monday could be a solution. this is where the ord decomposed ways called legacy waste is extracted and created with micro or guns. this process gains of the waste,
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which can then be created a soil down side depending upon the type of legacy based data. sometimes heavy met you contamination in the soil that is by wind. so when we bring the volume line, so i used one knob we took for heavy metal contamination and it the concentrations and whether they are within form is to be limited. and if the odd, i'm only then views at $440.00 lives i preparation going on one of them to use one of these research and have created a small got their research center using the source from the bio mining process. the garden is full of beautiful loving clocks in the bio mining. sorry, i wonder this, my mind sewing has some good qualities. i can do normally the choice, for example, in some instances when we tested it,
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it even had nearly 4 percent of carbon content, which is great smart and for me to increase its quantity, we add micro organisms to and convert it into for the neither and use it for crop production, we can even give this choice of costs to farmers to buy your mining saw even the price of a wrong gamma free everyone the critical. but in this case, the problem is still bigger than the solution by the middle, the landfill problem that will be solved if we do buy your mining make, you know, but we should not put fish based again this if we still put waste and those landfills even now, there will be no end to buy a mining 4. so one we have to clean up the raised. we put this and 2nd, we should not put for the waste f, as citizens only we should be a responsibility to generate very less amounts of solid waste. one. avoid one time use until plastics segregate red and dry based down as long as they don't make it to the dump site by aligning would be a success. the safety,
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the success binding operations are being cut it in many landfill sites and thumbs not attracting a lot of invest the research as hope they will play a logic in the boss, get the solutions to the best price. busy busy from southern in dallas, head to east of germany. and after that was dominated by brown. cool, is now dining into one of the largest lake landscapes in yarbrough. but how were these farmer mines dun into natural habitats for several species of plants, animals, and flowers, and all that? any lessons here to be learned for the rest of the wood in the east gym and village of goals cushion just a 150 kilometers south of violin and not far from the police, pulled the bikes so footed and caught like his rental are in high demand with
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visits, his keen to explode the region when he costanza to his business 20 years ago. no one believed that this region called louse its could attract any tourists to to the area was solely associated with the brown coal industry. it was a moving landscape like this. you know, it's a good fog. plus most of the dead sikes, the police usually tell people kept asking me, what do you do showed people the whole. so the mood was different. back then. there was still a lot of the pits from the open cos mines thoughts. a mom today, locals are proud of what's happened here times scale and it's prime the cold industry and announced its employee to 80000 people. but in the late 19 ninety's, germany's energy sector was restructured. dozens of mines were closed, 90 percent of the workers and of the jobs. one in 5 people left the region. now,
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gemini is on track to phase out cold by 2038th announced remaining open cost mines producing luke knight to close the mines. a grungy, being transformed into europe's largest lake landscape, set to cover $360.00 square economic has. it's helping laws, it's transform into a green holiday reach and broad cycling lanes. hotels and land mocks like the rusty nails, which serves as a reminder of the regions. industrial cost from the top of the tele, visitors can observe. and now the new light can the making, the full mouth open cost. mine is so he being flooded with ground water. this is showing less is an visibly added severely, something special they've done. i mean, how many people can show you coming to likely new landscape? i go to friends as if everything goes as planned. this will be finished all by 2025, good willing. so i need to show us being developed and stabilized as itself is to
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do some work. let's do a van. all of that should take another year or 2 to that one. maintenance and risk assessment to carried out by g o. engineers likes flip so towel, it's his job to prevent land slides. the area is off limits to the public because of the decades of digging. the soil here is loose and can be easily displaced by rapidly rising ground water. this work well next generation, we still have to make 30000 hector's of land, the safest part of the basically construction when we need to develop certain technology and we're working on the blast induced compassion to strengthen the soil . it is, but it needs to be non invasive at the transformation from what the landscape once was to what it is now is radical. and there's no blueprint on how to do this. what i can assist you minute drive away in an area known as clean house over 3000 animal and plant species have found a new has its become
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a hot spot to bio diversity that's we understand here. we can see how nature was re conquering the land on its own without human help to record this location has developed particularly well. yeah. and it was based on the standalone spacing, eyes growing up here that is coming in germany. it's bush cross is this is those and died claus stefan who assigned to one of several ecologists who recommended that this patch be left untouched and to allow nature to do its own re naturalization on the dry conditions on soil that is still acidic, angelo in nutrients many flowers and al, striving that as not totally gets us. um and i mean, he was gonna say, obviously it's an enormous gift to have been able to observe this change over the past 20 years at the same site. and i, the question to ask, has been debunked india from the stocks and take the little button. i'm not seeing
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that what we envisioned and has come true and strictly as you all involved. and yet, suzanne, this are the hi, this is done. i'll now is it's today is a green to risk destination with programs to visit for us to learn about an industrial heritage that's being consigned to history. about 50 percent of germany's energy already come us from renewables. it's roadmap for life off the coal. could be of use to other countries like india that still have that jenny has as we just learned from this example in germany, it can take our view, all is really long time to remove the traces of expectation from nature exploitation that we have cost. but walking on landscape, these addition is a crucial foster of climate protection. and we must follow that box. but you will let us know your feedback. you can write to us or reach out to me directly on my
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