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to shannon with c, w plus or emphasizing the award winning offer is available worldwide. every language level, learning gem and has been since the, the environment to changes forcing those to think for too much and for staying from farming to fashion. it's up to government and don't have business to act responsibly in the face of the climate emergency. but there is a lot we can do all cells. if we're willing to adapt, woke up to a new edition of a co africa. i have crystal lamps coming to you from lee goes nigeria,
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and i am some drug of homes that we know the right to income hello. you've done to nice to have them with us again. here is what we've got coming up on the show. a robles gone to be take these inc. phillips, the wide global warming is transforming you ropes. wine industry also find out how a lot stuff down this is using spend for a few calls. it's well documented. salt, the walls, oceans choking on plastic, bump the legs. so even more polluted off because largest fresh water like is a serious risk of degrading possibly. do to for west management,
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bought the people right here in company. i'm working hard to turn things around once a month. have something that takes a day to such a waste to disability and doherty's know. yeah. and these critics don't talk to dave to deep fish plastic flux to us this off is like victoria of because we guess fresh with a leak is kind of crush. don't they? oh, and when i days and they don't there the some plastics and this fishing nets which are no longer being used by the fish. i mean how something relieves and that you can't insure reflect victoria. so he comes most of you, some money from what's to us for almost 3 years now. he's been driving for a local, been a vision that seems to clean up the leak. they pulled out a bundle and fishing 8 or goes to minutes, which had been yours for the day as the project is a day when i enter the i don't. and there was web me with a fishing net. yeah,
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that's the worst thing that i used in my life, which i'm always on the crate, the cut over, they pretty much only clean up the water. they also retrieve waste from the show that's covered in this petition. the 9 month to most of them gets help from volume t as each month they get tons of plastic and bring it to land faison mer to them, but such as a new city has been organizing originally, cleanups. here for, for yes, is program you can, the junior ranges seems to return the lake to it's not just state the plastic. in other words, the leg, victoria mainly comes from the canals. hope you're getting discovery to accomplish, especially been met, people come out the team of the junior ranges, lexia 3 times a week. we do what do i say it picks it up to make? we do uh, what about the channels that you get to them? is that they're on the lake and nicholas go ahead. he has a lot of the shows up like victoria because of it,
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it was the we have the able to put a will by $10.00 or less these uh, within the least amount of, uh, what does it. but with the big team we, we, we can, we are able to, we can afford it as of as much as $50.00 in less than plastic. the 2 most of tries to cover these as many residents as possible to take to the clean up on the canal. so we try to build a stewardship of the community by, you mean what you're trying to do uh, through these community activities, clean up activities and whenever you're going to commit to re engage with the community, do so try to get them involved and then uh, educate them about the negative impact it has to their communities and their neighborhoods, or those leaving the as it kind of starting to realize that it's healthy and better for the environment. let's just to waste, think to the water. if you solve the for the site,
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which are meant for that for the free and convenient for a family on the for fish, the or the for all of activity to exactly what takes place on how to get people to plastic out to of like, victoria would be huge, undertaking the lake is almost as big as the your and your and fully as low as i guess the what to contaminants sending you going to get a very fixed if the control so doesn't how this functioning with the management system. the government is currently discussing is should say, environment protection rule, that's what penalize pollute as a hopeful you before the good enough. and in most cases, people think that it's still good for me to, for you. and then governments and be able to do the clean up the effect in fine. but in this with you find that i'm going to be there under the, under the nice environmental act which will then cut, which will discourage people for mutare. the government supports the organization for them to increase. the only original source of income comes from sending
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plastics to recycling companies where they are converted to break what's similar products, the money the on from that hoops cover. the teams cost proposal collaborates with $2.00 international 8 given a solutions with the help you'll be able to buy to cover bikes and billboards. the supposed to get these by jelly to arrive a few of the more then facilitates uh, they use the teams that through our 3. but no major money that we gain for really sway gently poured into one big sofa. and not enough people have to convince us to help protect lake victoria, greenwater, east creek eco, for the survival. those are leave on the lake. i sent in your comes from is find me to fish as and those 1st time. how important this ease. i don't 100 load phone daisy but the way i knew i loved this deal and just to up so that it
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couldn't hurt it, but i left it was the life gee and his group wants to continue the project. they will continue to do kitchen. young people in the process which will allow the diving team to keep growing. infestation is every form is, was a nightmare. it can ruin hottest on climate change is making pests also. brooks more and more common sporting on of wood quickly is crucial for keeping damage to a minimum. the t sandra bucks. it looks like small farming and pest detection technology could be the answer. on the 6 doing the a bits will pay a visit to morocco to see what that looks like on the ground. these fruit trees keep getting attacked by bacteria, phone guy, and viruses. and now the stress factor for them is excessive dryness. a little help
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us, it could warm farm is in time, would be really practical, a little robot, for example. it's the invention of a young engineer named mock d. i blue my ideas. he's testing it on some farms outside the american city of casablanca. data with this adventure and the use of guiding us showing us the right ways to go about agriculture and with suitable cures for plans, you know, and everything about them. my d is a great help you know how. what do you know, could she be stuck with that? ideally, maybe the engine if that the agricultural robots, how drive with information about plants and past 2 cameras of that to capture the surroundings with infra red in u. v. light, the robot can be controlled by a, an app must be a boom and a deal has been field testing his creation since november 2022. say that through these experiments so that we can anticipate the issues the farmer might face who should be. and at the same time,
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we've imbedded artificial intelligence to didn't check diseases to discuss phenomena. if the robot to take some kind of infestation, it can treat the affected treat directly. the robot will be equipped with different types of past designs. if chemical pesticides they used for smaller quantities will be needed due to this targeted spring. if these tests are successful, the little robot could help save entire harvest band. how about you? if you're also doing your bit, tell us about it. visit our website the past day, doing your page. we share your story. when you think of european vignettes, you probably think of friends, italy, spain writes, but rising temperatures, having
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a huge impact on the ancient sedation of wine, make it and pushing it northwards with extreme weather, taking a told on thing. yet in the south, the industries tossed into flourishing places, usually associated with snow and ice, scalded navia. no, this isn't for joe. these great fines are in sweden, and climate change is making it all possible. but the wind makers here are french emma fair to enroll. my she carry, met was getting one, making. they move to sweden when they got the chance to manage a winery on the country, southern coast, but all of this flu. so this is dolores. so soon, subarus is like the national, great variety here in sweden. it's not the moment to our job is to remove the lower leaves. is it so air contests through you? some of this reduces disease or is it a plus one over the letter of this?
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sweetened does not generally known for its wine, but thanks to noon adapted great varieties. the assortment of swedish wines is maturing nicely. now with climate change making for warmer and longer growing seasons, the country is fast becoming a wind growing destination. wine makers believe that sweetness, moderate climate has many benefits. a program like we have very few problems with frost because our plans don't start growing until early may when there is no more frost for. so got some good things about assessing bins and we have fewer problems with extreme weather incidents. the pulling to france, you have these really long hot periods with no rain on print. if you have big storms with hail, but i can have both include. the goal is to have climate change is not only behind melting place, years and drying rivers. entire echo systems are on the move. invasive species
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like the asian tiger mosquito in greece or blue crowds and france places where they didn't previously live due to connect it conditions. and it is possible to grow completely different plants and regions that were previously too cold for tremendous, but typically corrupts which are not growing in germany for some time ago. but it seems to be more and more possible with increasing temperatures. this requires a lot of changes already for the firm us, and this requires cause so coming up with new infrastructure for, for techniques far. i was management far because our practices, sweden's new wine makers are in vicious, cooler periods. wind guard is the 4th largest vineyard in the country. it's investing in the future with new equipment at a state of the art winery that aims to produce a $100000.00 bottles
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a year. but it's not just about making wine. they want to create a world class product and develop an entire industry graves grow best on the coolest frontier. there's a reason why champagne and burgundy is not located inside of any delay or in port to go in all africa. because you want this for different, fun and vigor, vigorous fine. and you can find it if it's too far. still, the negative effects of global warming far away. any benefits, especially in the global south. but even in europe, farmers are struggling when we look at, if you are particular, i think we have seen that he's waiting for an a to leave, which at tremendous suspects on the truck he is. i think it's also possible to switch krupps have different varieties to be crow and we but this requires breathing absolutely. so if we want to have 15 varieties and 2013 or 24 key,
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we have to start our efforts. no, for now, here in sweden, higher temperatures are proving to be an opportunity for wine makers, but it would be short sighted to see only the upside. we should take see this as a warning site. that's not something what we find nice that now we have lots of swedish wine, but i think with this all these ongoing training. so i think this is something where we really have to react entry spot right now. egypt with its deserts long coastline, a mega c to cairo is extremely vulnerable to the effect of climate change. now lead is one to increase public investment in climate for include measures by 50 percent by $22.00 and $5.00. now these, those not only apply to major initiatives, but small scale grocery, the ones to a tiny non profit outside the capital is among those seeking to bring change to
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ordinary community life or how be but is helping out. and so is arguments, children from the egyptian village of east bed. this hawk are excited about their small new playground that's being built with recycled materials. it's to be really colorful neighbors and other villagers are making sure that the project was initiated by an objection and g o called being uh the organization promote sustainable project and particularly focuses on children and young people. and of course, the children in rural areas of them like the ground model with each project, we're creating open spaces for them. and we make these spaces with recycled materials such as old mood, eyes, and call tires and that and so chase. this playground is linked to a new school building where children with learning difficulties or those who have
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stopped going to school can receive extra help to get them back into school as the village of age beat. this hawk is about a 2 hour journey southwest from cairo. the area has one of the highest rates of literacy in the country. the newer school is a 2 kilometer walk away on a road with lots of traffic luck with built the classroom for young children. it's much closer so they wouldn't have to open the busy road. as always that now the village has the only school of its kind in all the egypt that's made with recycled materials. it was built from compacted earth and 9000 plastic bottles filled with sand. plastic waste is a huge problem in egypt. the country produces $5400000.00 metric tons of plastic each year. and just the biggest plastic polluter in the arab world. the
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construction industry is responsible for around one quarter of egypt, carbon emissions, because it relies heavily on concrete. worldwide concrete production generates nearly $3000000000.00 tons of c o 2 per year. of course one school building made of earth and plastic bottles, fields of sand, won't solve that problem, but it can show what's possible slideshow. and what was that uh, there's a trend towards reducing plastic usage and finding solutions for non polluting ways to recycle it. so with thoughts, why shouldn't we start with a new idea and a prototype to reuse plastic and something that benefits school children and the environment for the health is out in the meanwhile, the playground is slowly taking shape. there are very few jobs here, so the villagers are happy to have work. chava and onshore normally gets by, by doing casual labor. here he gets paid 15 euros a day,
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his son and um is also helping i know to them and i wanted to work here for the sake of the children of gather the new ideas to which i can apply for the building work has taken 6 months many of the villagers were involved and filmed the progress, the school and playground cost around to $10000.00 euros to build. the project was funded by unesco as a model of how good ideas can help reduce waste. the villagers participation in the project was not about saving money. it's an important part of the concept so that we want them to appreciate the building, so they'll look off to reach mccain. if they share in the work, they'll feel like it belongs to them. all the finishing touches are being applied to the flooring. even one of the architects is helping the building that space for $35.00 children to resume their schooling. in a pleasant atmosphere,
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the palm trees in the classroom were allowed to remain and they've been incorporated into the design. the roof is made of bamboo, a fast growing, sustainable material. in the evening, the playground is fine. ready. the work is over. now it's time to relax and enjoy the results the. it's amazing to see what sustainable lucky tech can do and how can inspire young people . what also helps res environmental when is among this generation is waiting domestic just spread by someone did maya. oh, do you agree with me, sandra? yes, i do. creek social media personalities on influence. this can reach hundreds, even thousands of follows with just one single pools. but music is another medium
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that speaks to so many people. and you know, next report won't hear how a gun in rochester is using. you must be for clarity for a good course. the are doing a lot more planting trees and thinking while he does it, you'd expect nothing else from one of the gang b as most popular rapids, you know and is not doing it by himself. in total, $1000000.00 trees have to be planted by 2027. that's the goal. he said when he started the project last year, the chauncey's, all he'll be successful, given the support of his spends, has been amazing. people have been coming out numbers to support the funds you not to commit to conform to community lead us all the way to the kids. it's just in amazing everybody else has
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t cells on stage of people identify with his music which performs and being made language spoken in the gambia and was known for being outspoken of pulling up to uh, products as wendy. hey, i love money. when the rain starts umbrella from the country of going to get you to do for you. the loyalty of my people i, you know lot of people speak to people, you have that huge value and dispute listen to you and they finally have this kid that one of the, like you, you know, they, they look at what you do and what you say and you know, when you use your platform to support and say, environment, the environment and stuff like that, these people see that too. and then they, they few days in s t is taking is $1000000.00 trees campaign across the whole
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country to cities, rural communities, and remote areas. or the gumby is ones dense forest cover has steadily diminished over the years. due to deforestation, worsting defects of climate change weather extremes, such as heavy rains and droughts is becoming increasingly frequent. we have a lot of increase in temperature, daily temperature because we have less praise. now, because we've had a lot of people getting involved in cutting down trees for what production for construction trays contribute to mitigating. and this greenhouse gases trees contribute to minimize the impacts of climate change, you know, environment rappa has always thetis craft as a way of spreading your message. well, what i, so today is recording his 1st track about environmental conservation. don't cut the
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trees, he thinks, preserve the trees, protect the environment. because using his platform to encourage his fans to help him in his mission, i have people that don't move all the way from this area all the way to anywhere to plan 3. i have people that call me out on your next can please let us know young, you know that taking part in the initiative a s t is financing the trees themselves through his foundation is grassroots efforts to restore the environments. natural balance is inspiring communities across the gambia to take action themselves. likes it just seem, dang, in the west of the country. when do you have a new boss that we all through to participate in? these treat prompting activities aimed at restoring taurus to cover that know like this is our environment and that's why we are taking ownership. working
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collectively with this thing got to achieve positive results from once the saplings are planted, they need to be what said regularly and taking care off to make sure they flourish . the people obviously to see jang are committed to the project. the more the trees grow, the more comp and they store the 1st ation as a global problem, as he sees his project as a message, not just to campaigns, but to the world about the importance of protecting the environment, combating climate change and preventing biodiversity lots and working together people and to be put them up and now they've got people for the interests of the people, people and people, people, rich people stop using people because people are our environment depleted. we have seen a rising come through to that into never adequate thing for um
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and you know, i think is from fast importance. let me take a environment seriously because these to life it's taking a year to fence. the 1st 50000 trees. i'm given the gas to corresponds to s t's initiative. the wrapper will soon have a cheap his goal of planting. 1000000 is only most celebrities used the platform benefits of the environment. and on that note, it is a good buy from complex on me, sandra holmes, a team of you. and for me, chris allows the link goes. if you enjoyed this show, don't forget you can always check in with us on our social media channels. oh, why not send us an e mail to tell us about projects in your area dedicated to protecting the environment? we look forward to hearing from you. see you next time the
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