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karim al—bahar has been rearing buffalo all his life but last summer he lost 20 of his animals. is the future here? is there a future? life is fragile here and what happens to these wetlands will have consequences for the rest of iraqi. jassim has dedicated his life to the marshes, he's the guardian of these waters. a little over 15 years ago, none of this existed, the marshes had been drained but in 2003 they were brought back to life. the threats now are very different — the pollution, a lack of water as well as climate change. the marshes have survived for millennia but they may not last much longer. like iraq itself, they are facing their gravest threat yet. last summer was a warning to the country that the rivers that created these extraordinary wetlands are under assault. and unless iraq gets to grips with its water crisis, millions could be forced to move and away of life could be wiped out forever. for many of us the bank holiday weekend got off to a decent looking start with some sunshine. in fact a beautiful day here on the north coast of northern ireland, but has not

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