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to coal ash is what concerns dr.nal of elemental chemistry. coal ash, how dangerous? >> it's full of toxic material -- arsenic, selenium, chromium 6. you'll begin seeing respiratory problems, higher levels of cancer. >> reporter: multiple studies show that exposure to coal ash is hazardous. plenty of people in tennessee will agree with that. on december 22nd, 2008, a dike ruptured at the tennessee valley authority power plant in the town of kingston, spilling more than a billion gallons of coal ash. before the spill in december of 2008, were you healthy? >> yes. i was in perfect health. i didn't have no medical problems. >> reporter: he spent two years as a cleanup worker without the necessary gear to prevent him from breathing in the coal ash, says his wife don. that he is part of an ongoing lawsuit against the company that hired him. what did he look like when he would come in the front door? >> it looked like it was white and it was clay and it was nasty mud, but it wasn't mud. it was the coal ash on him. >> repor

ash turned out. clearer but dry weather pushing into japan at the moment this area cloud that is in the process of putting out into the open waters little area of low pressure tucked in behind it got the northerly winds that's why it's going to cool off so temperatures struggling to get into double figures still a few wintry flowers coming in across northern parts of the whole issue through the whole qaida so wintry flurries to into northern areas of china beijing struggling to get to around 4 or 5 to grace the central areas system cloud and rain which will become a little more expansive as we go on through friday pushing over towards the korean peninsula south of that not bad in hong kong temperatures here at around $23.00 degrees with some sunshine about sunshine stretches down across indochina through the philippines usual russia showers there across malaysia heaviest of which looking likely to cling on just around about indonesia some more big downpours coming in here to go on through the next co

—— this satellite this is caked in ash.er: live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 8am in singapore, midnight in london and around the world, countries are battling to deal with the spread of coronavirus. the world health organization has warned that no country should expect it will be spared. in the united states, markets have plunged sharply and japan has said it will close all public schools from monday. more on all that in a moment, but we start this edition of newsday with the personal story of a doctor who's been working on the virus front line in china. he's helped to save dozens of lives with his own personal health at risk each time. our china correspondent john sudworth has the story. at the end of a tough shift fighting the virus, a doctor steps out onto the streets of a deserted city. wuhan is still in total lockdown. ringing hello, dr xie. hey. how are you? in a rare officially—approved interview with dr xie jiang, as well as in videos provided to

to coal ash is what concerns dr.or of biochemical at the university of puerto rico. how dangerous? >> it's full of arsenic, selenium, chromium 6. you'll begin seeing respiratory problems, higher levels of cancer. >> reporter: in the counsel of kingston, spilling more than 1 billion gallons of coal ash. before the spill in december of 2008, were you healthy? >> yes. i was in perfect health. i didn't have no medical problems. >> reporter: elmer lowe spent two years as a cleanup worker. without the necessary protective pgear to pro vent him from breathing in the coal ash says his wife, donna, part of an ongoing lawsuit against the company that hired him. what did he look like when he come in the front door? >> it looked like it was white and it was clay and it was nasty mud. but it wasn't mud. it was the coal ash on him. >> reporter: lowe went from an active and healthy man to suffering from addison's disease, lupus, arthritis, you got, asthma, and enlarged prostate. the obama administration in 2015 established new fede

you see this house is completely covered in ash.here, another sign of everyday life before the eruption, a satellite dish completely ca ked in volcanic ash. nearby, we meet a group of neighbours digging out ash from a buried house. they returned to the island to look for a man who has been missing since the volcano erupted. translation: please reveal yourself. fighting back tears, the man's wife says she won't rest until she has found him. we saw his mosquito net and mattress. nothing. we dug in the living room area. we also saw our dog here, dead. more than 4,000 people like gloria remain in evacuation centres away from taal. the island itself has been declared a permanent danger zone, with residents forbidden to return to their homes. islanders once made a living from tourism, fishing and farming. but many, like renz greco, have lost crucial livestock. translation: the boats were buried, the fishes died. 0ur plastic sack business all gone. the total damage is $us20,000. both renz and gloria said they have received food and shelter

you see this house is completely covered in ash. under the weight. and here, another sign of everyday life before the eruption, a satellite dish completely ca ked in volcanic ash. nearby, we meet a group of neighbours digging out ash from a buried house. they returned to the island to look for a man who has been missing since the volcano erupted. translation: please reveal yourself. fighting back tears, the man's wife says she won't rest until she has found him. we saw his mosquito net and mattress. nothing. we dug in the living room area. we also saw our dog here, dead. more than 4,000 people like gloria remain in evacuation centres away from taal. the island itself has been declared a permanent danger zone, with residents forbidden to return to their homes. islanders once made a living from tourism, fishing and farming. but many, like renz greco, have lost crucial livestock. translation: the boats were buried, the fishes died. our plastic sack business all gone. the total damage is $us20,000. both renz and gloria said they have re

you see this house is completely covered in ash.satellite dish completely ca ked in volcanic ash. nearby, we meet a group of neighbours digging out ash from a buried house. they have returned to the island to look for a man who has been missing since the volcano erupted. translation: please reveal yourself. fighting back tears, the man's wife says she won't rest until she has found him. we saw his mosquito net and mattress. nothing. we dug in the living room area. we also saw our dog here, dead. more than 4,000 people like gloria remain in evacuation centres away from taal. the island itself has been declared a permanent danger zone, with residents forbidden to return to their homes. islanders once made a living from tourism, fishing and farming. but many, like renz greco, have lost crucial livestock. translation: the boats were buried, the fishes died. our plastic sack business all gone. the total damage is $us20,000. both renz and gloria said they have received food and shelter from authorities, but as yet are unclear if they will

had to make adjustments now it's worth noting that these bring fling of ashes on the crown of heads of the reverse this is not a new position but just a recommendation and in fact some churches have opted to follow provision and that is to mark the foreheads relievers. now inside the church right behind me would see the people's shields kissing and touching the image of jesus but moving forward the country's catholic leadership should says that's not what they're recommending to do ask the country observes the lenten season and celebrate easter. since libyan wall of hell if i have to began his offensive to take the capital tripoli he's caught in the west by saying he's trying to rid the country all from his words terrorists elements within half those forces have been accused of sharing an ideology similar to eisele it's all strength and reports from tripoli. these are fighters loyal to walter khalifa haftar battling un backed government forces in eastern libya have to says the world should support him because he's a secular force the west can trust to fight terrorism. but many of th

of jam ashes and we use that same finger to mark the 4 heads off believers but this year that's not what's happening in many of the churches because the catholic leadership off the country that's recommended the sprinkling instead often drive ash onto the crowd of heads of churchgoers to prevent contact between priests and church chorus and this is due to the coronavirus care he would like to even be airing the hail motion. rather than. something better i'm going to guess and then that they. were used to priest marking our poor hoods on ash wednesday but they understand that because of the virus they had to make adjustments now it's worth noting that these bring pulling of ashes on the crown of heads of the reverse it's not an imposition but just a recommendation and in fact some churches have opted to follow the vision and that is to mark the 4 heads i believe are as we. now inside the church right behind me would see people still kissing and touching the image of jesus but moving forward the country's catholic leadership should says that's not what they're recommending to do ask t

. >>> today is ash wednesday the start of 40 days of lent before easter and priests will place ashesn the four heads of worshipers in the shape of a cross as a sign of repentance, confessing their sins and i love for god and the ashes are often made from burnt palm branches. >>> beginning monday lyft members will have to pay $.50 a minute to use bay wheels bikes and it was a big jump for those getting unlimited rides for a $15 monthly flat rate and those without membership will pay two dollars to unlock the bike and $.20 a minute >>> alameda county supervisors voted to ban the sale of vaping products in unincorporated areas of the county and the ordinance represents an effort to curb e-cigarette use among children and teenagers in nearly 70% of high school students in alameda county say they have bought vaping products that store and the ordinance needs a second boat to take effect >>> san and sale of vaping products and investigators from 39 states are looking into whether they targeted children and made misleading claims about nicotine content in its devices and they released a sta

and late last year piles of ash called to the beaches as fires raged by. many bushfires a still burning up and down this coastline leaving waterways and water supplies at risk it takes decades for a forest to re grow and to raise stiva laws we will be dealing with different quality water different organic matter coming down sediment loads for many years and i would predict in many cases certainly in sydney's kinds decodes new growth is beginning to push through the scorched landscape but the cost of this unprecedented fire season is mounting and it's not over yet. bryan al-jazeera new south wales australia a russian delegation will soon need turkish officials about the situation and let province and northwestern syria the last rebel held region are friday turkish armored vehicles and tanks entered it live operation as a response to an advance by syrian government forces who have already taken a 3rd of the province and are now seeking to march to the regional capital. of reports turkey is determined to stop that. syrian government forces in the suburbs of s

the colorful season begins on november 11th and last still ash wednesday. in cologne the revelers a cold yet can and they shout out hot. during carnival some $300.00 carnival societies in cologne hold over a 1000 folds and sessions that include fun music costumes tongue in cheek speeches and traditional conover also. songs. the official st cannibal starts the thursday before ash wednesday and brings in the principal phase of the festivities the thursday belongs to the women revelers so men be where the women cut off the men's ties and give them a little kiss boots here to make up for it. this is the time of the conical parades they reached a climax with the rose monday parade a tradition dating back to 1823. today colognes parade is the biggest in germany the several 100000 spectators are rewarded with show is of candy. close famous carnival means fun for all of us every year it's all over an ash wednesday when lent 40 days of fasting begins. cutting up neckties as a rich addition here at the cologne cannibal it dates back to an era where women when not all

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the california secretary of state and assemblyman ash kalra, all in our studio on your "comunidad del valle." ♪ damian: we begin today with the california secretary of state, alex padilla. he's been a busy man over the last few weeks. he's here on our show, welcome back to the studio. alex padilla: yes, it's good to see you damian. damian: well, we talk about how busy you are. i mean, the primaries are early this year, so you've been busy up and down the state. alex: it is full, election season has been for some time now. you know, the day that the people in iowa went to caucus, everybody was watching the news. that was the first day that people can go into their county elections office and vote early in california. plus, the 15 million vote by mail ballots that have been arriving in mailboxes, so we're in full swing. but of course, tuesday, march 3 is officially our primary election day. damian: so, because in the past, election day was the big day for people like yourself, and now you're saying it's a month before, the day of, and a month after.

. >> millions of christians around the world are observing ash wednesday today.rks the start of lent, a season of fasting and prayer, all leading up to easter. this year, out of precaution for the coronavirus, some churches are sprinkling ashes on the heads of church-goers instead of smudging it on their foreheads. >> trevor: yes, as unbelievable as it sounds, because of the coronavirus, many catholic priests are just sprinkling ashes on their parishioners, like a religious salt bae. ( laughter ) and that's how you know the coronavirus is serious, because even the church is afraid. like, if coronavirus was around in the bible, jesus would have been like, "i will lay hands on this lepper, and i will raise the dead. and for the-- oh, coronavirus. no, no. let me turn this water into purell. i ain't touching that shit." laugh so japan and the philippines are taking major precautions. but all the way over in iran, things are already getting out of control. >> iran has suffered the highest number of coronavirus deaths outside of china, with 15 dead and 95 cases reporte

ultimately we dispose only of the fly ash that consists of about 3% of the incoming waste.rtation, and later on, savings in timing, prolonging the lifetime of the landfill. and this is what is left. there is metal which can be recycled, and a substance called slag. the goal is to sell this product to the construction industry. who knows? perhaps in the future we will be able to see the skyscrapers made of concrete that utilises this slag. but this is in the future, and still a long way to go. for now, the government is using the treated trash to make footpath like this one. with singapore hoping to become a zero waste nation, it seems the road to sustainability is literally paved with rubbish. that's it for the business briefing this hour. but before we go, here are the markets. asian shares edge cautiously higher. investors tried to shake off worries about the coronavirus epidemic after a slight decline in the number of new cases. the ministry of defence breached health and safety laws in the past two decades and there are calls for it to lose immunity from prosecution. he

ultimately we dispose only of the fly ash that consists of about 3% of the incoming waste.portation, and later on, savings in timing, prolonging the lifetime of the landfill. and this is what is left. there is metal which can be recycled, and a substance called slapping. the goal is to sell this product to the construction industry. who knows? perhaps in the future we will be able to see the skyscrapers made of concrete that utilises this slapping. but this is in the future, and still a long way to go. for now, the government is using the treated trash to make footpath like this one. with singapore hoping to become a zero waste nation, it seems the road to sustainability is literally paved with rubbish. and that's it for this edition of asia business report. thank you for watching. this is bbc news. the top stories this hour: hundreds of passengers are set to leave the diamond princess cruise ship after a two—week—long quarantine. and new york's former mayor michael bloomberg qualifies for the democratic presidential debate on wednesday, his first appearance with his rivals

and late last year piles of ash called to the beaches as fires raged by. many bushfires a still burning up and down this coastline leaving waterways and water supplies at risk it takes decades for a forest to re grow and to raise diable laws we will be dealing with different quality water different organic matter coming down sediment loads for many years and i would predict in many cases certainly in sydney's chis decades new growth is beginning to push through the scorched landscape but the cost of this unprecedented fire season is mounting and it's not over yet. alexia brian al jazeera new south wales australia. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines tight security forces have stormed a shopping mall to help dozens of people escape a hostage situation a soldier went on a shooting rampage and killed 20 people in the city of caracas just northeast of the capital bangkok when hate has more on the ongoing situation the shooter is still believed to be inside that shopping mall in the city of koran where he has been out for several hours in the police

i'm dan ash >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, elisabeth moss, author dan abrams, and music from dustin lynch. and now, once more, jimmy kimmel! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, thank you. welcome, welcome. very nice. thanks. i'm gemm i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. i appreciate that. and i do want to say, happy mardi gras. did you know tonight was mardi gras? the biggest day of the year for plastic penis whistles with glitter on them, hands down. mardi gras translates from french fat tuesday. next week is super tuesday, then super fat tuesday. this is debate number ten for the democrats, and one of the big questions going into this is how mike bloomberg would respond to his poor showing at the debate last week. so far, bloomberg spent about $500 million to get smacked around by elizabeth warren on television. his primary goal was to try to knock off the number one guy, bernie sanders. bernie has a lot of plans, expensive plans. he's no dummy. every time one of the

today our planes and ships are blasting the enemy into ashes at the foot of food gmo. >> with confidence in our armed forces, with unbound a determination of our people, we will gain the inevitable triumph so help us god. i

today is ash wednesday, whether any changes made to services at the vatican?hea: what we know is vatican and a lot of parishes event is not a good idea, though ash wednesday is a day a lot of people come for mass. there are streaming services online and so forth. you can still participate in the eucharistic celebration but not put themselves at risk. the vatican has announced they certain areas that they believe are humid that they believe could cause the spread of the virus. every wednesday he has his saying heeventually prays for those who are sick and trying to fight the spread of this virus. economically.ct the city of milan has been postpone the internationally renowned furniture fair. it is being pushed to june because of concern that people will not turn up. the tourism sector italy does rely on has been heavily hit. we are hearing stories of up to airlinestels and deciding not to fly to the northern part of italy. the ideas that they need to contain the spread of the virus. genie: thank you for that. india, at least 20 people have been killed in three

frequencies that we cannot hear, and then obviously there is a great need for monitoring of volcanic ashssions. we have surveillance cameras, we have thermal cameras, we have computer stimulations, so this is being done virtually all the time. and i still left out a few things. but for the people here, etna is much more thanjust data. they call her mamma, and she is a constant companion. in 1669, the lava flow in six months covered a distance of 45 miles. it covered little villages such as nicolosi. if you look around, you can see old flows, late 1800s. you see the lava flow of 1983 and you can get into people's experience. for me, etna is mamma etna. it is a volcano, amazing but it is in my heart. but of course, faith and monitoring alone won't reassure many travellers. when boris and his team find activity, they send their findings to a special organisation. they use the data to set restrictions on where people can go on etna. there is no universal system to tell you the chances of an eruption. each place has its own, and fortunately, in etna's case, the lava moves very slowly. etna ha

priests placed ashes on the foreheads to symbolize penance. the pope celebrated ash wednesday despite fears of the coronavirus in italy. other masses were canceled in northern italy, where most of the country's 400 cases of coronavirus are clustered. >>> now to the race for president. former vice president joe biden is hoping to revive his campaign with a win in south carolina this saturday. fox news' ray bogan with the latest on the primary. >> reporter: the top two opponents are amping up their attacks. >> today people are talking about a revolution. what the country's looking for are results. what they're looking for is security. >> reporter: joe biden, criticized bernie sanders' signature plan, medicare for all, saying it would take too long to pass. sanders torrented joe biden's past votes on trade deals, healthcare programs and the iraq war. >> that is not the voting record, or the history that is going to excite people, bring them into the political process, and beat trump. >> reporter: as sanders gains traction, and biden stumbles, ana

nothing to ash wednesday when lent begins the revelers in cologne can each with no guilty feelings and the most in london in particular are a sweets from the close and all to themselves. time for some exercise i got to burn off some calories. in the lead pocket skaters make their rounds on an elevated ice track it is 260 meters long and runs completely around the building and the low meet is the ice rink where the professionals train . plane and next to it a swimming pool play a cool combination of heavy energy balance is right the indoor pool is heated with the warmth that is generated to cool the ice arena this is unique in europe play. so you can really let off steam here with a clear conscience. play ok i ready for a trip to south america our of europe. was on vacation in argentina and he sent us a video and he wrote to us the world has to see this wonderful nature ok we agree here's our weekly be my. life. i. am. play play play play play play play play play play play. play play play play play play play play. play play play play play play play play. play. colonus well known for its

and late last year piles of ash called to the beaches as fires raged by. many bushfires a still burning up and down this coastline leaving waterways and water supplies at risk it takes decades for a forest to re grow and to raise diver laws we will be dealing with different quality water different organic matter coming down sediment loads for many years and i would predict in many cases certainly in sydney's kinds decades new growth is beginning to push through the scorched landscape but the cost of this unprecedented fire season is mounting and it's not over yet. bryan al-jazeera new south wales australia. and the south korean film parasite has emerged as a surprise contender at the academy awards this weekend the dark comedy thriller has been nominated for 6 oscars crime reports. on what's on that since its release last year parasite has had south korea talking mostly about the social injustice of a younger generation not able to better themselves no matter how hard they study and work. it's becoming harder to imagine improving your social status as gene

and that we are people who are multidimensional. >> reporter: growing up in rochester, new york, ash was part of a program that sent students from inner city neighborhoods to schools suburbs where she encountered assumptions about what it meant to be a minority. she was later accepted into the school of american ballet when she was 13 and would go on to join the new york city ballet for 13 years s. >> doesn't matter if you're a male, woman, gay, straight, when you're a minority in a space, you feel that, as soon as you walk in the room. >> reporter: a black woman in a world dominated by white dancers. >> it's only because they didn't share my unique story that they didn't share where i've come from and the added challenges of being a woman of color, and feeling isolated, feeling that didn't belong. >> reporter: ash never gave up despite the odds, upon retiring, she decided to use her platform for good and that's how the swan dreams project came to light. these pictures taken on the streets of oakland have since been shared all over the world. >> others were saying if i saw an image l

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no sign of life there's no sign of the dead animals there they're just beyond you know the venture ash if i had to evacuate the animals of the show they could definitely been under threat so the toll on may is huge i. sorry potent. cool. there we go see. you just deny this if you see a return even. here they're mainly looking after young animals that have lost their mothers. when they've recovered they'll be released as quickly as possible into the wild. just a few kilometers away volunteers are looking for feed for koalas the creatures survive primarily on a diet of eucalyptus leaves and only certain types of them. if one forest burns down you can simply move koalas to another. tens of thousands of them are believed to have perished in the fires it's estimated that heart of the koala population may have died. over the years one bats another animal native only to australia have also lost a lot of their natural habitat surely lacking looks after these herbivores people that's not one but a lucky animal they don't have a lot of impact by surprise going either but it's when they come in a

>>and we're still tracking a major hot spot, you're looking the caltrans camera on 80 west ash be itou traffic appaching a major crash and queezing by in the right lane only that is the only lane that's open. and the problem is a major accident 80 west at powell seet involving an overturned big rig and several vehicles this happened an hour ago we have major accidents like this involving overturned trucks, you know it kes a long time to get a special heavy duty tow truck out there to get the rig, a pride in cleared. addition to that we have another accident the back up at gilman that's blocking seral lanes on the berkeley 5. so that's just not helping. but the crash or a pow streetis our bigger problem. the major hot spot you're back up just continues to grow by the minute, you know the east shore freeway is a majoartery into oakland into the maze into san francis and all these folks are just stuck. singer backup spilling to el serino 30 minutes and owing to make it down to the maze because of that it's only gonna get rse, you can use and pablo avenue that runs parallel to the east s

capsule from when the eruption of nearby vesuvius in 79ad left a roman city buried under metres of ashbeen uncovering pompeii for centuries and discoveries are still being made there today. but for something a bit different, head to lake toba on the indonesian island of sumatra. this place is thought by some experts to have been the site of a super volcanic eruption that nearly wiped out all human life. what's left now, though, is a beautiful lush landscape, well worth a visit. still to come on this week's travel show: simon calder is back to answer more of your travel questions. and i'm being put through my paces at a traditional dance here in japan. so don't go away. hello. this week, we have got a couple of months of good skiing left in the northern hemisphere so i thought it was high time to tackle some of your questions on sporting holidays. first, a new twice—weekly night train from brussels runs direct to innsbruck in the austrian tyrol, one of my favourite winter locations. if you want to take your own vehicle, austrian railways runs an overnight ‘autozug' service from dusseldo

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bill even fought the ash wednesday fires in 1983. was described as a true gentleman with the kindness and gentlest of souls. and i spoke to ethan and stephanie, they could not have been more proud but also more devastated by their loss. when we thought we couldn't hurt any more, we lost three men who had traveled half a world to protect us. we honor our american friends. we had no greater friend than the united states. captain ian mcbeth. mcde-morgan jr. who were lost to us when their c130 hercules airport crashed. captain mcbeth, experienced firefighting pilot, survived by his wife and three children. he had served in iraq, in afghanistan, and was a member of the montana air national guard. his daughter training to be a pilot, herself, said she wanted everyone to know he was just a wonderful person. first officer hudson had received in the marine corps for 20 years including as a c130 pilot. he is from buckeye, arizona, and survived by his wife, noreen. across arizona, they lowered flags in his honor. and flight engineer demorgan ha

today, our planes and ships are blasting the enemy into ashes at ujiyama.nd the unbending determination of our people, we will gain the inevitable triumph, so help us god. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> you can watch archival films on public affairs in their entirety on our weekly series "reel america," saturday 10:00 p.m. and sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern here on american history tv. just south of marilla -- amarillo is the penn dental-planes -- the panhandle-plains museum. next, we hear about the influence of kansas city on the development of amarillo. people know lot of about the ranching history of this area. this history is more like an american regional story that hasn't been told. the isolation of the ranching history as texas, texas,

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ashe does reckon he won. the w campaigld have had precinct captains and caucus captns at these events who have their ownigures, and their campaign reckons they have won. but the bernie sanders campaign in the last hour or so has put out numbers that put him on top with 60% of precincts reporting. ro we will find out in time. of course, we should have found out ready. while the democrats in iowa with their wins, the candidates are moving theirttention to the ate of new hampshire, which votes next week. most of the candidates are there, but senators will have to cut their trips short because they will have to be in washington, d.c., because president trump's impeachment trial may be approaching an end. through tuesy and wednesday, nators will have 10 minutes to explain their stance on the arges. let's hear from republican leader mcconnell. sen. mcconnell: we have indeed witnessed an abuse o power, a grave abuse of power by just the kind of house majority of the framers warned us about. this is the democrati lea

ash from rice hulls and other plant remnants are also showing promising resign. it's using plant based cements is an environmentally friendly alternative. not only can an endless supply of organic waste be put to good use the sustainable eco concrete is also much cheaper to produce. it may even be more stable and durable than conventional concrete. the scientists hope to see the 1st building made from kosov a concrete constructed as early as next year on the university campus. and how about you if you're also doing your bit tell us about it visit our website or send us a tweet. hash tag doing your bit. we share your stories. feeling nigeria is a big issue with almost 200000000 people so it is likely governable which are growing well can the environment really handle all this massive growth it may seem like an impossible task but are known as a song close to our border is showing the right way by taking small steps they are teaching the farmers how to go organic food and how to take care of nature one patch i did. we have to think about all these other. organisms