like to be a came swimming in the amazon river. a frog jumping around in this virtual reality installation participants can slip into the. different animals. my favorite one is the vampire so cuddly. and the way it's been done it works really well you get to fly through the rain forest by night with the night vision it's fantastic. you have to watch out for the spiders behind. you know kruger enter team at the interactive media foundation company in berlin designed the installation they recreated 400 hectares of brazil's 2 mccormack national park in the amazon rain forest. it took over a year 7500 plants alone had to be drawn and programs the installation is now touring museums around the world. and with the knowledge we wanted to create an emotional experience that you can dive into and enjoy and that enables people to identify with the animals and in this way to awaken interest in them and in the way they experience the world. and it's working we've had lots of people asking us is it really true that the poison dart frog sees tho

rate of gold mining expansion tripled after the 2008 global recession if you are on a typical amazon river before seems like it's intact all around you but this is that same river that we just were on in the boat. when we peel the forest back we reveal the ground which is shown on the right here and what we see here are gold mining operations there so by and large they're said back from the river's edge so that they are being executed clandestinely the observatory also has a one of a kind spectrometer which can detect chemicals in the forest below including mercury our system is unique that it can measure $420.00 channels of light all at the same time from the ultraviolet to the visible part of the spectrum that we see in to the infrared into the short wave infrared its ability to do that gives us access to a key scientific breakthrough which is the ability to measure chemicals in the environment because chemicals shine in different wavelengths of the spectrum. this video from the observatory shows one of the large mining areas in the tumble part a buffer zone here's how the spectrometer s

thisis month poured in like a river and spread overr an area s wide as 500 kilometers and carried more than 500,000 tons of water vapor per second. >> transnslator: the amazonth world's largest river, carries about 200,000 tons of water per second. a rough estimate of twice that amount was flowing into the region. the situation has not changed much, so we can still expect a substantial amount of vapor to flow in. >> in the aftermath of the intense rain, communities are also pulling together to help those in need. officials say more than 14,000 homes and other buildings have been damaged. chinese media say heavy rainfall along the yanghtze has left 140 people dead or missing and has affected 38 million others. the extreme weather began last month.h. it has caused floods and landslides m mainly in hubei an one other province. state run china, central television, and other outlets say more than 2.2 million people have been evacuated a and 28,00 homes and other buildings damaged.d. water levels at mid stream and downstream lakes along the river are reportedly rising. the military has been deployed to protect dikes there. on sunday president xi jinping urged loc

river to. a major tributary of the amazon. alessandra is a 35 year old window to cool activist who left her village to study in the city. she's studying law and sent out i where the top i just flows into the amazon. on weekends when she can take time off from her studies and family she visits the window to cool villages. the lumber mafia soil barons and gold diggers have made life hard for her tribal brothers and sisters. she has just been to germany where she spoke to a huge gathering at berlin's brandenburg gate on world climate day. i think she's eager to share her experiences. about. 30 knots of people suppose us a moment to get in to the one. tons of kids their kids and young people. moved as they know many don't have a clue about what's happening here in brazil in the amazon they've only heard about the fires that are know that the fires are set by invaders that they're full. but i sundra heads back towards. our next stop is. where the more dooku are being driven from their ancestral lands by swipe plantations here in pl

we are travelling on the river rose a major tributary of the amazon. alessandra is a 35 year old window to cool activist who left her village to study in the city. she's studying law and sent out i wear the top of shorts flows into the amazon. on weekends when she can take time off for her studies and family she visits the window to cool villages. the lumber mafia soy barons and gold digger. has had made life hard for her tribal brothers and sisters. she has just been to germany where she spoke to a huge gathering at berlin's brandenburg gate on world climate day. she's eager to share her experiences. right now by. taking notes of people suppose us the moment to get. to the there were tons of kids there kids and young people. move to many don't have a clue about what's happening here in brazil in the amazon they're only heard about the fire as they don't know that the fire is a set by in vegas that they fall. but i saunter heads back towards sun today or next stop is a size 0 where the more dooku are being driven from their ancestral lands by swipe pla

amazon. has reportedve dam a floodwater record with another record river surge.t 31 people are dead and as many as 23 million affected with the bill already topping $9 billion. the country's biggest oil refiner is planning to reduce production as some of its refineries. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts. i'm karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. haidi, over to you. australia will extend its wage subsidy program worth about $70 billion aussie past september as it tries to protect the economy from the ongoing impact of the coronavirus. paul allen joins us now with more. there will be some tweaks so what is being proposed? paul: all of this is central to the economic statement which we will get on thursday. two programs. the first one is the wage subsidy scheme known as job keeper. paid to$70 billion employers to keep employees in jobs. that will now continue until march when it was supposed to end in september. there will be two tiers. one for part-time workers, one for full-time workers. k

rivers? this the movement of large quantities of water vapor released into the atmosphere by the amazon rainforest, which causes preciptptation across south america and is key to the health of our climate. a single tree with a crown diameter of, say, 10 metres releases up to 300 liters of water in the form of vapor into the atmosphere every day. on a sunny day, the same tree will absorb up to 10,000 liters of co2 and transform it into oxygen. the amazon rainforest is home to tens of thousands of plant and animal species as well as 320 indigenous peoples. but for how much longer? logging is on the rise. in 2019, twice as much timber was felled here than in 2018. and since ththe coronavirurs pandemic began, illegal loggers have become increasingly ruthless. >> it esn't jujust look likekea war.r. it is one.. anitit's largegely taking plae undeder thcover r ofhe densese amamazon rain forerest. thee imageses show one ofof the brazian fofostry authohority current cocomb missionon one ththat will lateter cost the officicials their jojobs. they're hunting ilgagal gold mirs andnd lgers whohoave penetrated

forestation that's leading to the fires in the western amazon we're talking about mining and oil extraction ecuador just suffered the worst oil spill in the coca river that it's had in in over a decade and it's still polluting that river and you've got communities that are isolated because the virus they can't fish because their waters have been polluted by oil spill and yet they can't leave in order to get food and many communities are facing starvation so we've been supporting emergency relief efforts to get communities the kind of support they need to be able to ride out the cleanup of this spill and push the government to actually take action to do it and then again same thing identify who are the financial backers behind this oil extraction a lot of it is china there are chinese or companies that have been struck in the western amazon while china tries to present it has a good image on climate reducing coal its center its been expanding oil drilling in the western amazon for years and then there are other oil companies that's welsh laine oil companies that are drilling in peru so we identify those companies and then who's investing them wacky b

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amazon. in other news, china's massive -- a floodwater record with another river surge looming.orrential rains have left -- with the property and agricultural damage bill high. the biggest oil refiner, sinopec, is planning to reduce production at home as the flood hits demand. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. shery. shery: let's get another check of the markets. asian stocks look set to climb after tech fuel rally lifted their u.s. counterparts the highest points since february. this following encouraging news on a potential virus vaccine from oxford university and astrazeneca. our next guest does not view vaccine data as important in places where the virus is out of control, such as here in the u.s. let's bring in the chief market strategist. always great having you with us. how long are we going to continue trading on virus headlines? think we arei going to have plenty more opportunities to do virus trades through the fall. we d

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