camel breeder. sounds like a traditional occupation, but in this case it's the story of a rural start-up. four years ago, her family had nothing to do with camels. like many regions in iran, nobaghi's native khorasan has been affected by drought for years now. climate change isn't the only culprit -- a large part of the problem is human-made. over the past decades, new dam projects have dried up entire lakes and rivers, including the country's largest river, the zayandeh rud. the drought is causing more and more people in the countryside to lose their livelihoods. atekeh nobaghi's family was also affected. they were no longer able to maintain their 400 sheep and cattle. atekeh: it also doesn't rain as much as it used to. the groundwater table has declined from 20 centimeters to five centimeters. so we can hardly grow anything here anymore, except for alhagi. reporter: alhagi, which is also known as camel thorn, grows like a weed in sandy regions. it's not suited for sheep or cattle feed. but the rural entrepreneur studied botany. she did research and found out two things -- its distilled

camel attacking a patrol car and charging at two deputies before being put down. >>> and don't forget it's time to spring forward and move our clocks up an hour to daylight saving time startinge lose an hour and start gaining extra daylight. morning's going to be tough. >> morning anchors love that. >> yes, yes. >>> well now to the increasing number of bills seeking to ban topics from the classroom. in the last year alone more than 100 educational gag orders have been introduced or profiled in the u.s. right now in florida, as the so-called don't say gay bill is headed for the governor's desk, many are still vowing to fight it back. abc's alex presha has that story. >> reporter: there is a wave of new legislation limiting how schools can teach about history and diversity. [ crowd chanting ] one of the latest bills likely to soon become law is out of florida called the parental rights and education bill better known to critics as the don't say gay bill. it prohibits a school district from encouraging classroom discussion about sexual orientation or gender identity in primary grade levels and lets a parent sue a school district that breaks the law. >> i'm the proud parent of a

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