it flows towards the fields on the pacific side of the andes and away from the amazon basin. >> in ordernternationally competitive, peru needs to create more farmland and grow more produce. and for that, we need new irrigation infrastructure projects. >> the whole operation is geared towards maximum growth. unlike smaller european bilberries, which are rarely cultivated and have less commercial potential, peruvian blueberries are forcefully bred. new varieties promise even bigger harvests. this one is called "matÍas," it grows abundantly, has firm, tasty fruit, and is about to take german supermarkets by storm. >> we're reacting to demand in europe. consumers there want better quality blueberries. big, firm blueberries that can survive long transport routes and can be kept in the refrigerator for a while. and they need to be a shiny blue color. two >> to meet europe's exacting standards, the fruit is often treated with fungicide before it's shipped. it's kept in cold storage for three weeks as it travels the 10,000 kilometers to germany. the carbon footprint of the shipping route is cons

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the last 60 years or so top end of south america, it's our usual bursts of rain across at the amazon basin now says wall and then we've got a vigorous system slamming into the river plate region. so watch what it does to montevideo, you go from 18 down to just 10 degrees on sundays you later hatta, airway. official airline of the journey. ah al jazeera when ever you. oh, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm carry johnston. this is a news our life window are coming up in the next 60 minutes. chaos and destruction recorded. monsoon range cause extensive damage across large parts of pakistan. nearly a 1000 people are dead. 7 people.

and for the top end of south america, we've got her brain in storms in the amazon basin around the now is east of the pe ruby and andes, pushing in to bolivia, columbia, and venezuela. our usual problem spots here. showers and storms are meandering around the caribbean, so downpours seem likely in his van eula and right across cuba as, while in still the threat of flooding across the u. s. gulf states, here's southern sections pushing into this se also the risk of seen some flooding caused by monsoon downpours through the 4 corners states. here, temperatures have come down a bit in los angeles at 27 degrees and some showers dancing in to canadas vancouver . so any of that hayes in wild fire smoke from near by wild fires will be damping down enough to these we go. it's been an unsettled pitcher. still some cloud cover here and little pockets of rain, but looking like a night. stay in new york with a high of 28 degrees on saturday and joy. that sure weather update. i'll catch you later. bye for now. ah. in the year, 1271, a young battalion. let's sit down with carrying letters from the p

in the amazon basin, south america's largest cat is on the prowl, but is it the best hunter in the regionter, it's off to the galapagos, where slow d steady wins the race. plus, we journey to the arctic, where this massive mammal is a master of land and sea. but first, the surprisingly gentle crocodile that's just

and from the top band of south america, we've got her brain in storms in the amazon basin around and now is east of the pe ruby and andes, pushing in to bolivia, columbia, and venezuela. our usual problem spots here. showers and storms are meandering around the caribbean, so downpours seem likely in his van eula and right across cuba as, while in still the threat of flooding across the u. s. gulf states, here's southern sections pushing into this se also the risk of seen some flooding caused by monsoon downpours through the 4 corners states. here, temperatures have come down a bit in los angeles at 27 degrees and some showers dancing in to canadas vancouver . so any of that hayes and wild fire smoke from near by wild fires will be damping down and off to these we go. it's been an unsettled pitcher. still some cloud cover here and little pockets of rain, but looking like a nice stay in new york with a high of 28 degrees on saturday. enjoy that sure weather update. i'll catch you later. bye for now. i the pro democracy activists risking their lives fighting autocracy. i know that i mig

and so round the amazon basin. but as we go south, it's all about the temperatures and associates, $33.00 degrees, and we get some activity around the river plate region. so that's how you're ending the work week. check out how you're studying the work week. this is monday morning, actually for in santiago and eat in a saucy on again. that's how you're going to start the morning oscillator. official airline of the jazz. ah ah aah! seek that he'd been home and then international anti corruption excellence award boat. now for your hero ah this is.

let me quickly say, not so long ago the pope summoned all of the bishops from the amazon basin in latin america to come to rome to address the major crisis of the priest shortage in the amazon region. 10,000 catholics for every priest as opposed to in the united states, 2 or 3,000 catholics for every priest. the priest shortage, a major crisis for the catholic church in the amazon, but the amazon bishops asked the pope to, two things, one, allow married deacons to become priests which would have brought married men into the priest hood. and two, to bring women into. now, this seems a little bit obscure, perhaps, but the d eechlt aconate is one of the holy orders for most of 1500 years was a part of the clerical system. it went into disuse hundreds of years ago, the deaconate, people not in the clerical culture and do everything the priests do except say mass, hear confession and last rites. they of conduct weapons and baptism, part of the it without being a part of the clerical culture. and this is an example how francis could move this culture. ordaining women, women, catholic people n

the action really over that western tier of the top end of the continent here, as so round the amazon basin. but as we go south, it's all about the temperatures and it's also on $33.00 degrees and we got some activity around the river plate region. so that's how you're ending the workweek. check out how you're starting the workweek. this is monday morning. a chilly for in santiago and eat an associate again, that's how you're going to start the morning we'll see later ah, discover a world of difference determination. i am talking about with we am with freedom, with chaff, savages, and on the 16th people with corruption and compassion al jazeera world, a selection of the best films from across our network of channels. for sciences, the evidence is irrefutable. but america's climate change deniers stubbornly mistrust of the fact. despite soaring temperatures, raging wild fires and shrinking water reserves the world's largest economy, it's still split along ideological lines. so can it ever reach consensus to avoid catastrophe? climate wars ought to on a j 0. lou . ah, you watching out 0 remin

son basin in latin america to come to rome to address the major crisis of the priest shortage in the amazon region. ten thousand catholics for every priest as opposed to in the united states, it's two or three thousand checks for every priest. the priest shortage, major crisis for the catholic church in the amazon. the amazon bishoped asked the pope two things. one, allow married deacons to become priests, which would have brought married men into the priesthood. and, two, to bring women into i -- it is one of the holy orders that for most of 1500 years was part of the clerical system. it went -- it went into disuse hundreds of years ago but brought back in the 1960s. the diacinit married people not in the clerical culture but doing everything priests do except say mass, hear confessions and i think administer the last rites but they reach, preside at weddings, preside at baptisms. they're part of the clerical system if you will without being part of the clerical culture. that's an example of how francis could move this thing forward, ordaining women, women, catholic people, need to demand