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say, in 60 minutes on d w, we say they're about never giving up every weekend on d w. the we own our own selling sees in our daily life box. we always share a common responsibility to predict the planet of precepts and ration when the countries of the was going to pull that conference over. the policies are called 28th and divide. it is what called what can be done. then climate change from
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taking the weight dots to do to for children and grandchildren. welcome to especially edition of africa, looking all sorts of solutions. i m sandra holmes, that we know you'll write to comp. hello. you've done that. and i am, chris eleven's an idea. yep. that's the thing son dropped all around the blue people. i'm new to about the seasons of change within the lifetime, from how much room for the risk or results to i'm in prison. the extremely hot or stormy weather climate change is already affected. also, as you can hear from this witness is from a move or the well oh it was i can only put it in 3 words. it was like a dream pain and beautiful. and because oh yeah, my home, we had all sorts of trees. oh yeah. fruit trees like stick trailers and peaches are mostly tubs, and these are almost impossible to keep and you'll go up now. does it can cause the
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little see? i don't, right, then it was i. so how do we now my children kind that i can only be telling them stories. i will notify the textbooks at times. oh, and they will weigh we watch why the same then this say you see this, we still have them come on e mail edit but no they don't. we only took the diesel and started snowing before school cuz school would start like the 2nd week of august. and then like the kids would start walking to school in the snow. but now the, but a lot of thought i had, they used to be prosperous. it had, it was not like now they wouldn't go to walk on the moon. some people used to live a good life. the know who use the phone. we used to floats around them on something good. now there's no phone to town originally strongly to follow me just one moment because i used to look forward to nice weather before. now i'm almost happy when it rains. don't think your 1st luminous lane of trees that where you know,
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planted in the early and late fifty's. he's now given way you know, to close to that shoes at low roads and to the human activity. so therefore, it is really affecting the climate itself as well. as the, with the settings of the areas we are leaving, it was so hard to keep me in the back seat of the car coming down the keys because it was just teeming with light and color and beauty. and one of us and i, i have a hard time that are going under water and uncle. it makes me very sad when i grew up with the sole varies as the place was seen. we're used to thinking what we, we was to hold to the leave us to see what that was. very good. but now what does that we've done to us is it will process. yeah. how i feel about it. the heat is nonsense and it's getting even crazy. yeah. this is probably because of the l nino
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effects i thing i getting it. so we feel like to the it's really intense. and you know, really, if you want to go out during the day that you don't have the energy board vessel, but they've deals like there was one sun for each person, one of them i was fine with my the how to anybody is what i just have to say it might seem hard for roasting modern ways of coping without changing the environment . while there are many possibilities within all rates in common room, the cost the city of walla is both only fretted by flooding, but also by the effects of wrap the event drove business. the concern for many seats is not just in africa, but as we had bought to see from walla employees, common sense of respect for nature, come go along with bringing new life to the default as to bundles. each sibling is carefully planted by the planet we jones team and they want to turn things around in this forest, on the outskirts of dweller rent in noon,
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and works for the french and you and is in charge of the project to you on a small island in the water, you're not far from florida. yeah. both of us, you know, there's a lot to do because of the way we found it. and when we arrived in the field was twice as bad as we have imagined from analyzing the satellite images that i did of them to us. that the secret too much more of the area was the great it is on lights . on the other difficulty is the invasive plants that are growing everywhere here. so we're trying our best to carry out the reforestation technique significant. it was a ma, the, the organization started the v for sessions for the team 2020. the cds also employing local young people to help planned to talk to the more than 1000 heck t. as many mongrel forest and colored room looked like these, the un estimates that 66 percent of them have been depleted things sort of specially button while i see $24.00 on 4 medium and it's gradually losing its
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protection of multiple variable. well, what do you mean by flows into the seat? people in the metropolitan area have been cutting down photos in the surroundings for years. the get to from the us from the little islands in the inside. do the study on all was the see that helps to break these rise and sea level and because of that, the cutting of this month is excessive bidding district. trish on all floating like i said, rise and sea level which is affecting the the, the, the, the increase in, in the in, in flooding. mung revolt is used to build houses and as firewood, especially by the people on the outskirts of while on on the islands. many women also use it to smoke fees that they sell $1.00 fish event. i use this to choose water food every month, and it is this to method that 12
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a $100.00 fish vendors walk into the region. so a lot of food gets destroyed are written at noon. jones is trying to convince the women to use more efficient methods of smoking the siege. look through the 6, it's enough to be taken to make it to business that brings in money. but we need to try and limit the problem. me turn it into their proposal is to use less good intro, reduce the amount of mangrove. would that use? little to around 75 percent. the was sometimes a pool. so it's about that also my we've seen that these women use an enormous amount of work to smoke the fish good as you 2 days. but we've also learned that there is another method using a chimney which reduces the amount of wood. and we thought, i think this should mean people have a column for me, one to walk us us. it is that they're not cheap along with the planet we jones. there are also local activities to one to raise people's awareness of the problems,
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like a young by a chatter, eloise. he grew up here and regularly visits, the various communities living along the river. our metro are models that are being degraded, that discharge. so it's a big trip i most of this changes where we used to be when we keep the depths up, yet the loss of demand growth is affecting development in the entire region. these mix rapid deforestation all the more important to make sure they have enough replacement plants available quickly. they've set up a t nice read the area with more than 2 mediums. evenings they roll the 2 native species price a for a and a vice. and i need them back as being here since last year, and also knows what the plants lead this project. so the soil quality here is good for the pump mastery. we wanted to have on us 3 in a place where we can produce high quality pump, the bulk of the can be planted into the planting area that you see behind me. so
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the nest re is very close to the planting site. that's very important. that's a pleasant they've already planted around 700000 ceiling in the regions on an area of around 300 hacked is they still have 700 heck just to go to reach their goal. so they are a long way off, but for and then your gun is confident. what was that spit on? good. this, it sometimes comes out of it. we hope that in 30 years, all the areas of mangrove here which have been destroyed, will be restored completely. i do because that's what a story complet demo uh and hopefully the communities will see the benefits again, you know, say, and won't keep destroying the main groups anymore. because we've made a huge effort in raising awareness. i just don't see these us, you the need a lot of sessions to raise awareness on for planting. written in humans on his team regularly checks whether the seedlings uprising using mucked sticks. they can see how well they are growing often roles. the success of the product also depends on
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these human and use climate change. just making extreme weather will come on all over the planets. what is the global solve? that's a very the bronze repairs homes. i'm it for struck to destroyed us. the results of shouldn't, didn't climb. age is causing serious financial problems for many developing countries in 2022 industrialized states. a great to help pay for the loss of damage, but no firm results of followed. yet you cannot predict what is coming you know, like you're fighting when it's it's when the, when it's susan for rain, no sanction comes in when susan fall or for so send shay no rains come in, you know, so it is so hard to predict any kind of climate change is turning the seasons
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upside down with huge impacts the pharmacy and city to eliza like scrubs getting destroyed even is the one that's doing the garden. you cannot have this to what you upfront. do you know? and then the turn bins or sort of conflicts in 5 me leads in communities in the country. i led you to price increase and you gone to and beyond. climate change is taking a huge tal. it's been caused by the burning of fossil fuels, primarily by countries in the global new scientist say the last 2 years of drought and the horn of africa would not have occurred without climate change. around 23000000 people across the e. c, o, p, a, kenya and somalia. now face via hunger and the world bank estimates that move and 9500000 live stock have died. experts say it's communities like many across to africa that have done the lease to contribute to
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climate change. that's it, facing the brands, but the impact the delay is displacement of, of their houses. they even don't have enough food. loss of damage continues to be a big issue for delegates best he is climate conference and you buy last year, industrialized nations agreed to develop a funds to help poor a nation's deal with the effects of global warming. extreme weather events like flooding and drought. and so called slow onset impacts like sea level rise, we are in the world know where the little bit countries the same country that uh uh you see the one meaning for the division of action by us are continuing. applying the stand up, listen damages. the drug fishing is because of that, it may show negotiate to have agreed that the world bank will manage the funds
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initially. but they've yet to decide on how much money should go into the pots, and which country should get it. the critics say that whatever, as promised, as i'm likely to be enough less than damage in developing countries, could reach a total of between $290.00 and $580000000000.00 annually. by 2030. according to some estimates, developing countries have put, bought a proposal, they have this thing, they need at least $100000000.00 for the bike would be 30. and that is not being acceptable to which countries, but unfortunately, that's the reality. and i must emphasize the scale of impacts have increased because of the inactions in the past. well, discussions over the detail strike on communities in africa facing the realities of a woman planet. and they need the new funding place soon. it should be quick,
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accessible and flexible, especially rates they should put to the mid pregnancy on how to make sure that the affected communities are the ones that i'm waiting to receive this friend. you know, i'm at the same time, it should be a person, lives with the financing still potentially months away from being in place. it will be a long time before the people who need it see any compensation for what they've lost . the frequent flush florida in from extreme cloud verse is one of the side effects of a woman planet. so it would help to know what to see to would look like if it was fits by off every storm which is what would definitely be slotted. where would people be the stuff that once speaking in sweden doesn't want to leave any of these up to, but it is using on a genius,
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digital solution that help you to save for the future go from bad sweeten sometime in the future in just 5 minutes that's more than 15 liters of rain for per square meter. the volta account drain away fast enough is this one heavy rain could look like one day in the swedish city. the fortunately this was just a simulation for the people have gotten back. this kind of disaster scenario, it's hard to imagine that the city is already preparing for an emergency go from bucks. it's right on the waterfront sea levels here in the north of a so wrong thing due to higher temperatures and melting blushes and extreme weather events are becoming more frequent. combines. this poses a serious threat to the city, says deputy man car in plato. we are the most vulnerable to the city in the sweden, in fact, because we are assisting from,
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from 3 directions. we have the sea level and the storms coming from the west and pressing off the water to the city from, from the sea. and we have a, the just the river we chose, so we'll have a rise senior water level and the threatening us from that side. and also the heavy rain falls floating in downtown. got some bug is not on come on even now. these images are from august 2023. we need a government that really takes this problem seriously because we kind of sewage on ourselves. l o both to the it's cost a lot of a lot of money that the single policy can afford. and also we don't have the authority over or private profit to your other municipalities to along the river, for example, realistic visualizations, if these potential scenarios could get the right people to pay attention and take
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action that's why go from bugs, is created a digital twin and it's based on real data. in the 1980s, the city become compiling all the information that code about soil conditions, fulter and sewage pipes on the right in rail network. so every single tree is nurtured and essentially accessible data base with this page and height. so now we can read every data within the city. we also have uh parts of the data, our open data into the community. actually we have the, based on this data, eric sean sons, to recreate to the city with all its details in 3 days the permit, even the rates have the right shape. and even with the leaves are in the right place. my work and with this parametric modeling, we can change the city and visualize it in several different ways. so that's
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a very strong mechanism in the date of when you're just working with pattern metric and this obsession unit c m science sunset depicts what will happen is a sea level rises even faster. and also the various meshes that could protect scoffing bags in the city. sunset from the volta, these yellow lines represent low holes that would hold back ripple volta and in fact, some of them were already being built. lisa ex room is the climate struck to just for the go from back city planning office. here at the packers, can we have a we have a race to the wall next to the shore to protect the the city. and with that, the on the inside of the was the height of the wall was precisely calculated in advance. this is just one measure to protect the city from rising sea levels. the
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digital twins could be good for the city to show all the measures that needs to be done and why it has to be done. and i think it's a good tool to visualize with the positions and for all citizens and to show what could happen to guttenberg in the future. the problems are known now it's the case of making the right decisions. for example, big looks could be constructed, the seal, the city of from the se. on during heavy rain, especially created, open spaces, could ensure that the water collects small, quickly. i'm can see poway like here. and then you development. teresa visa area contain 500 cubic meters. of water, when the heavy rain is coming, it's 10, collect to water here and save the building some of the housing center. everything around the greenery head also helps to provide
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a healthy of employment. the digital twin, meanwhile, is under constant development. boy, here in the factual guston bag lab research as are experimenting with other potential applications like virtual city tools that allow uses to travel to go from . but as a fraction of the carbon footprint, the thing we have a digital box solution. we have the next installment of a series of boston, new districts in vienna, austria, the housing huge pop with seats. this one you can afford to find all the other episodes and lots of other exciting things on the, the, the view environment instagram page. now basically, we're going to be looking at how dr. collection is vital to sing a morgantown if you want to build a sustainable 50,
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the 1st things you need a talk from space on knowledge experience and data. $200.00 plus scientists are helping to build face that spawn the mobility lab has been collecting data here about how the residents move around. do they use the new bus line? they go shopping by bike o. com. and what are the favorite shortcut to this knowledge is then used to build the next concepts based on the buildings are equipped with a variety of sensors from folks who will take systems to heat pumps, to individual households and batteries. the incoming data has been analyzed with the aim of optimizing, noticed future buildings, but in addition, they monitor the energy consumption to understand on an individual level of what's going on. using renewable energy is key to
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reducing greenhouse gases and making cities and countries feed for the future. can you how place to get a 100 percent of the electricity from renewable sources find 2040? a lot of it already comes from jill from energy, which tons heat from deep in the us into power the we can use the largest blonde in kenya and full dock, much to in africa, is located near lake natasha. equal africa pages of visit. the plumes of vapor rise from hell's gates. national park in kenya, 6 lodge. geothermal plants have been built here, will carry a one to 6. the old carry up live extend rates around 800 megawatts of pop, and i'll put that lie to the by states own company, 1010 resources money to cyrus, covering getting as being with a fan for 35 years. small energy cannot be produced faster. and for less use in smaller, well hed pipelines,
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the problem and they went ahead by planting country and started within 6 months. the big brand behind us, you need that to 6 months. so if you are to have a mini when it hits the die equal to the big black, you'd be able to read the expansion of that your table of plants, how smoke go on without criticism it is placed, must side pass to our lives community. so when we got additional grades and lots of studies have shown that a forced relocation has significantly decreased the quality of life and their populace infrastructure is widely acknowledged to negatively affect local wildlife . yes, kenya is banking on geothermal energy, more than ever because with its meaning mostly extends volcanoes. the rift valley still has plenty of on top to energy. according to government estimates, $10000.00 megawatts pay yet enough for kenya to achieve its goal of becoming come on neutral,
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and then the rift valley. they don't have to drill that deep to access the scene, though it's still a pricey process. the 11000, i mean it does good for us to easily uh, between 5 to 6 minute areas of us. so the biggest sellers of been had to put financial resources to be able to expand more and more in so uh, a support design is uh, you know, what, what uh, from bilateral button uh, one of those by electro upon this is germany is being so forth in kenya and the developmental geothermal energy for us. in april 2023 tests, lot of shows visited to arrange a fed up popular shape what some 70000000 euros can yet. and germany have end climates and development partnership supports kenya in reaching 100 percent renewable energy supplies, and also support the countries at a patient the climate change. yes, the green transition is well underway. almost half of the countries and the do you
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already comes from jewels. html pub, hydro, wind, and solar pod provides most of the rest in king at least 404 else would soon be history. that brings us to the end of this special additional pay co offer car to month the cop $28.00. folds on climate change into by we hope we've given you some useful insights and so the challenges we all face, i've shown you some good solutions to i personally, i am saying. so you next time from lagos, nigeria face increase on every one, but he is watching this on tv. don't forget, but you can always watch or equal off because shows and reports on life on, on social media. you can keep up with the, let's us news this about posts eviction on the flying the protection, as well as a village on a leave of a speaking. i am sandrica holmes, that we know guessing good bye from comp,
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