>> is the panama canal in danger of drying up? low water levels caused by drought are causing resurgence on ships. cargo deliveries are being delayed and supply chains are affected worldwide. this is "inside story". ♪ mohammed: it is a major traffic them on one of the world most important shipping routes. hundreds of vessels are stuck waiting to pass through the panama canal. the backlog follows months of drought in central america. low water levels because of reduced rainfall have led to limits on the number of vessels allowed through. the panama canal was opened in 1914 and the 82 kilometer long waterway is a cost-cutting shortcut. the u.s., china, chile and -- are among the canals leading customers. shipping companies pay around $4 billion per year in transit fees. the canal is the country's main source of revenue but restrictions have been extended for at least 10 months. that is well into the new year. will the disruption and does lace lead to higher prices and is climate change a factor? our correspondent is in panama with m

ready root canal destruct when gets tired. so i would say i don't personally expect that we would be made with any increasing costs from, from costume to come out anytime soon. and therefore these, for the contain a segment of the markets. and i don't foresee that this will not have any immediate, the cost implications, i think just change the expression, i think that it's been sort of trades off of shipping. that is a more impact event. that's probably where you could see more impact and into containerized segments. john paul, one of the questions that is coming up right now is if at some point in the future an alternative canal could be built. another way, perhaps for ships to get from the pacific to the atlantic. now, for a long time, there has been this idea that perhaps there could be a canal built in nicaragua. it's something that's been proposed before. but it has never materialized. is that something that you believe might be a viable option at some point going forward? at this point is very, very unlikely. that major

in the soviet union are named after the belomor canal . the canal arose already in the late soviet era; they can get through, about 350,000 prisoners who built the canal died, this figure is given by alexander solzhenitsyn in order to figure it out, you need to travel to the ussr at the end of the 1920s and imagine the economy of transport and the country's defenses in that era. even in pre-revolutionary russia, the naval department made plans to transfer part of the navy to the white and barents seas, and the use of the northern sea route in soviet russia at the end of 1920 returned to this idea. moreover, military-strategic considerations came to the fore, the naval power of the ussr in the baltic was then very limited. the danish straits were controlled by states hostile to our country, as regards the white and barents seas. they were generally without protection at the northern maritime theater the soviet union did not have naval forces in 1929 as a class. this meant that the entire coast for a minute. this is the murmansk region of mu

next to the canal is lars us to guard nielsen. he's had of operations for north america, enlighten america for the giant shipping and logistics company, immersed in london is james baker. he's containers editor for the maritime information provider and lloyd's list at in daytona beach and florida. john paul rodriguez is a professor at hofstra university in the department of global studies and geography . he's also a specialist in port logistics and shipping a warm welcome to you all and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story. lars, as we mentioned in the intro there, uh, as i understand that you are able to see at least some of the vessels that would like to enter the panama canal from outside of your office window. i want to ask you, uh, where do things stand as of now, what do we know? how many ships are still trying to transmit through the canal and are waiting and have wait times been improving? so yes, it is correct that i'm, i'm speaking to from panama and i'm near the the theater water side. yeah. so, so certai

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the canal and waiting, waiting times. i've reported the for the residents that are impacted. and perhaps that's upon we should talk about dispenses, impacted by the it's reported to be around, but 10 days at the, at the, at the current point in time at large. let me also ask you how much concern is that right now when it comes to the kind of costs this will add up to, for the shipping industry and how much of an impact is that having as of now, to? so i think from a, from a container carrier perspective, it's important to understand that actually we do a, in general get access to the crossings, but the b would cry. so so therefore obviously we, we have phasing some cost in terms of the draft restrictions, which basically means we are losing and live a lot of capacity in terms of how much pack a we can carry through. but we actually not face, but significant waiting times. so it's not a major concern that the con, content time for us is on paul panama is about halfway through its rainy season right now. how unusual is what

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with canal after canal after canal with 4,000 miles of canals in california, why not do this, take advantage of the sunshine without taking up land? it gets hot out here in the summer, yes? >> yes, it does. >> reporter: meet josh wiemer. >> had a heatwave of 17, 18 days ovever 100. >> we're in hickmomon, californiaia. this isis the mai canal l for the irrigation district. >> reporter: it's also about where they're to break ground on an ingenious experiment to answer this question. >> if we covered all of california's canals in aqueducts, what would be the benefit? >> reporter: dr. randy mccune of uc merced knows what we might save just from preventing evaporation. >> we estimated upwards of 63 billion gallons of water could be saved by shading canals with solar panels. that's enough to irrigate 50,000 acres of farmland or toto meet the residedential wateter needs ofo 2 millioion people. . >> reporter: : then there's t electrical payoff. if every mile of canal in the state were covered -- >> we estimated 13 gigawatts of power could be generated statewide. >> reporter: that's about the output

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t is monitoring the situation in the panama canal. moving as ship like the one you're looking at through the panama canal requires around a 100000000 gallons of water that's for each ship going through. so we're talking about 30 to ship in a day now that the restrictions are in place at, but not much at that number goes up to 38 or even 40 ships at day when the canal is operating normally. given the current throughout these restrictions will remain in place for at least another 10 months, according to the canals, the out towards the end. that's because the canal is worried of what will happen in the near future. they are worried that this drought will continue in the coming months and that they will not have enough water to continue operating that canal. and that even have to restrict the limited level at which it is operating. now there's also an issue of what will happen in the future in this they've given the fact that these droughts are becoming more frequent and more severe in their effects of to bleed the solution. there will be

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used by the panama canal. uh for the vessels to transfer it to at, through, at the, at. that's because even if the come out connects to oceans, the atlantic independent pacific ocean is actually above sea level. and it really needs fresh water to operate and to replenish itself. just to give you an idea every day the canals uses 2 and a half times the amount of water of a city like at new york. every ship that goes through usually is somewhere between 55000000 gallons of water in a 125 minutes. so these are very, very high number of and lacking the water, the administration here, the out. so it is of the canal had no other option, but to reduce the number of investors going through. right. and this is a crucial waterway and the central what, what's been the economic impact office and it's, it's very important obviously as one of the most important short cuts if you want. and in international global shipping, it moves around 5 percent of a global shipping and reduces the costs for a lot of best souls that are g

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that's because the canal is worried, the what will happen in the near future. they are worried that this drought will continue in the coming months and that they will not have enough water to continue operating that canal. and that even have to restrict the limited level at which it is operating. now there is also an issue of what will happen in the future in this they've given the fact that these droughts are becoming more frequent and more severe in their effects of possibly the solution. there will be diverting some of the other rivers in panama, trying to increase the capacity of the artificial lakes that allow for the canal to function most of the water the that is used here and that all of it then adds up into it's flush the into the oceans of the canal is in the canal, is also considering ways to store that water and try to reuse that. but if you talk to experts here at this telling you, that is the time to act is now because the situation is becoming more dramatic. every year, as of the climate, this changing china are seeking to restrict internet acces

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this is his walking stick, a beaver trap that he used to trap beavers, the canal river. and it was also a surveyor during that time. this is a sand deed that he land in the area and this is the way that he marked a stone. of course he the property and that area. daniel boone was very important in the time period as one of the first representatives from, the newly formed canal county in the 17 in the 1790s. and he was very involved both the politics and development the area. we're in the vance family that was built in 1870s. this cabin in the state museum is a showcase of what type of a structure that people lived in during that time. in fact, this cabin itself was used as somebody's residence. it was a schoolhouse. it's been a little bit of everything, and we've used it as kind of a showcase of of artifact exhibit, because you wouldn't necessarily have everything that's in this in a cabin of this time period. but most of the artifacts that you see, whether it's a wall cabinet, a table to eat on a core, a camera to store your relics aside board. and of course, the firepla

and you have to understand that is not only the canal. the water is also for the human consumption in panama city. a difficult balance that will require costly infrastructure, changes to maintain the canal viable in the future with more frequent and extreme weather conditions. alice on that, i'm get a just the panama, that's all. that's all somebody told me. okay, so now with the is next it inside story looks at the dispute of if you, if he has multi $1000000000.00 hydro, electric de stage the the high low that will stop by looking at the satellite image of the south asia. and you can see it is looking at fairly dr. lodge areas of pakistan and india. not like what we've seen in recent weeks of the monsoon. right. and officials say that it is set to be the driest one soon in about 8. yes, we're still seeing some heavier rain, however, lingering around the bay open goal, bringing thunderstorms to the on demand and to combine islands and some heavy rain to come for parts of me and my particularly through the mid week for the logic. fine, enj

and you have to understand that is not only the canal. the water is also for the human consumption in panama city, a difficult balance that will require costly infrastructure, changes to maintain the canal viable in the future with more frequent and extreme weather conditions. allison that i'm get, i just the pin number, the color that is out of here and these are the headlines. libby is fine, minnesota and that's the language has been fired. following an unannounced meeting with is a foreign minister and it's late last week. not meeting stock wise.

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and you have to understand that is not only the canal. the water is also for the human consumption in panama city. a difficult balance that will require costly infrastructure, changes to maintain the canal viable in the future with more frequent and extreme weather conditions. allison that i'm get i just the panama, or i'm just going in london over to clean airs. let's be extended by hundreds of square kilometers, is forcing most of us to either get rid of vehicles which don't meet emissions levels or face damage charges and half defines. the matter of london says the change is available to prevent the sizes of people dying prematurely. because of toxic fumes, the bulk of reports that smith's van is the word close of his plus during business the from to say this part of south london will be included in the cities, extended up to low emissions. the will utilize costing him nearly $16.00 a day in thousands a year to drive his van because it doesn't meet new strict emission standards because he says he can't afford what's really frustrating

, an average of 14 marine vessels costs the panama canal each day. that's about $15000.00 boats and ships every year. the passage cuts to north and south america. and is a key navigation route around the continents, linking the atlantic and pacific oceans. it moves around 6 percent of global maritime shipping. i found it on category for some panama. the discharge back lock up ships is biling up outside the panama canal. is one of the world's major global trade routes, and it's facing, gets worse throughout the record. that's forcing cuts and the number of daily crossings from an average of 40 ships to 32 and limiting some of the loads they carry from on the i can live with all the manager of the canals. waterways say they're facing unprecedented. the conditions as climate change is making the traffic hotter and dry spells longer. well, yeah, it all started in the last quarter of 2022 in 4 really seasons when we bought low rain full followed by a dry season that started in december and has continued since your for about 8 months. and that's because th

more than a 100 ships are still standing by outside the panama canal. even the wait times to cross the canal had been slowly improving each day and a precedent, a drought as reduce water levels, forcing alternatives to cut down on the number of daily crossings and to impose weight restrictions on ships slowing down operations at this key trade artery that unites to oceans, but depends on fresh water to function. any pick up in the canals. operation can quickly ripple through the global economy. shipping prices increase for each day. the special spend out here at sea waiting for us parked across. but we have some ship owners have opted for alternative routes, increasing costs, shipping experts say this is another green sign for a global economy under pressure by many supply chain challenges, mostly related to a changing climate. is worry and he said wake up core for, for us. i think maybe the, the project to provide more water to the point of making it out is something that is on the table in this moment. yep. that could take years to happen. in the mean

more than $100.00 ships of stock on either side of the panama canal, due to low water levels. following months of drowned, an average of $40000000.00 vessels cross the panama canal each day. that's about $15000.00 boats and ships every year. the passage cuts through north and south america is a key navigation route around the confidence linking to atlanta can pacific oceans that moves around 6 percent of global maritime shipping. will essentially run p a. t reports from panama, a discharge bank, lock up ships is piling up outside the panama canal is one of the world's major global trade routes, and it's facing, gets worse throughout and record that's forcing cuts and the number of daily crossings from an average of 40 ships to 32 and let me think some of the loads they carry for me on that i can live without all the manager of the canals. waterways say they're facing unprecedented conditions as climate change is making the traffic like hotter and dry spells longer. so oh yeah, it all started in the last quarter of 2022 in for rainy seasons when we got low rain full followed by

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that's the highest annual numbers seen in the panama canal in a decade. with that set to change this year and next due to a drought the from the survey to evaluate the current crisis is unusually severe. it's a good one robin started from now until september, next year. i think we should be operating under very tight restrictions. the drought is the major challenge, and the peculiar feature unique to the panama canal makes it worse to go to that look at the major disadvantage. the dependent canal has compared to other maritime routes, is that we operate with crash walker. while the other is use salt water, what do you need? so i'll let him out of the panama canal needs rainwater to operate smoothly. a drop in water levels limits the number of bolts that can pass through. that will hit the panamanian economy. as the waterway accounts for around 40 percent of its economic activity. and just lastly on the program ready, freddy freddie mac uri's possessions up for auction in the u. k. about $30000.00 objects. the guy under the hammer, including the clean fron

and you have to understand that is not only the canal. the water is also for the human consumption in panama city, a difficult balance that will require costly infrastructure changes to maintain that.

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