the congo basin covers 530000000 hector's in central africa and his home to 70 percent of the continents forests. some of the blocks, the dia, congo plant to develop are located on lay cable lake tango nika. one is in a coastal region alongside the albertine graven in the east african rift valley. either plots or in the foreign guy, national park home to protected mountain gorillas and other endangered species. environmentalists in climate activists or drilling in these areas could be catastrophic. we're talking about a very targeted ecosystem quoting 50, and that you're storing more than 50 bid on ton of carbon. and that is about 3 year of image under your over mission of the entire planet. doc means any oil expectation in this area would be carbon bombed objects. it will be exposed, and the humanity won't be to stem any more. those in favor of drilling, say, fossil fuel production would boost development in one of the well to poorest countries that wanted on monday. this is the moment in which we're trying to promote our resources. the democratic republic of congo is a potentially rich

. >> we have monkeypox coming from africa and coming from the congo basin. the congo basin is a little bit more aggressive but the one currently spreading as the west african one and has less mortality than smalltalk's or the cot -- smallpox or the congo basin. >> vaccine supply is limited. today the monkeypox clinic at san francisco general hospital closed after running out of vaccines. the sf aids foundation has some of the last but they are all accounted for. >> even though we have 300 doses, those will be used to address our waiting list which is currently 6500 individuals deemed eligible . >> we questioned the cdc advisor for hockey puck's response team why the supply has been so scarce. he says there depending on one company that makes the vaccine. >> we do have a supply and demand problem. it is really important to get folks vaccinated but also that they know there are strategies that could prevent transmission. some examples are avoiding anonymous or multiple sex partners if you can. avoiding venues where you could have sexual interactions or other s

auctioning of oil and gas development rights to 30 blocks of peak land, tropical forest in the congo basin. welcome to the i see. the president insists this does not mean as government is backtracking on commitments made at loss is un climate summit. i would like to reassure partners afford determination to carrot exploration, using modern technology that protects the environment, the foreigner and the flora, and preserves the ecosystems and ecological balance. the congo basin covers $530000000.00 hector's in central africa, and is home to 70 percent of the continents forests. some of the blocks, the dia, congo plant to develop are located on lay keeble lake tank nika. one is an acosta reason alongside the albertine grey been in the east african rift valley. either plots or in the foreign guy, national park home to protected mountain gorillas and other endangered species. environmentalists in climate activists or drilling in these areas could be catastrophic. we're talking about a very small, good ecosystem, quoting 15 that you're storing more than 50 be don't ton of carbon. and that is ab

the congo basin one is more aggressive.urrently spreading is the west african one. and has less mortality than smallpox or the congo based monkeypox. reporter:

the congo basin one is more aggressive. the one that is currently spreading is the west african one. and has less mortality than smallpox or the congo based monkeypox. reporter: as a number of cases increase vaccines are limited. the monkeypox clinic in san francisco closed after running out of vaccines. sf aids foundation has some of the last doses in the city, but they are accounted for. >> even though we have 300 doses, those will be used to address our waiting list which is currently 6500 individuals who have been deemed eligible. reporter: we question the cdc senior for the monkeypox response team on why the supply has been so scarce. he said, they are depending on the one company that makes the vaccine. >> we have a supply and demand program with vaccines. it is important that we get folks vaccinated as vaccines are available, but also they know there are strategies could prevent transmission. some examples are avoiding anonymous or multiple sex partners, avoiding sexual interactions or other skin to skin interactions

auctioning of oil and gas development rights to 30 blocks of peak land. tropical forest in the congo basin. welcome to the i see. the president insists this does not mean as government is backtracking on commitments made at loss is un climate summit. hello. i would like to reassure partners afford determination to carrot exploration, using modern technology that protects the environment, the foreigner and the flora, and preserves the ecosystems and ecological balance. the congo basin covers $530000000.00 hector's in central africa, and is home to 70 percent of the continents forests. some of the blocks, the dia, congo plant to develop are located on lay keeble lake tank nika. one is in a coastal region alongside the elberton graven in the east african rift valley. either plots or in the foreign guy, national park home to protected mountain gorillas and other endangered species. environmentalists in climate activists or drilling in these areas could be catastrophic. we're talking about a very targeted ecosystem, quoting 15 that you're storing, more than 50 bid on tonne of carbon, and that i

if it is the west africa or congo basin strain. >> this machine is acyclovir. getirus by fluctuating between hot and cold temperatures. at the end of 40 cycles of temperature fluctuation, the results are viewable on screen as s curves if the virus is present. >> how long does it take to detect monkeypox? >> the average runtime for 96 samples is 1.5 hours. luz: the s these freezers. >> liquid nitrogen, et cetera and we were goggles. so if you can put those on. here is where our samples are stored. luz: the entire process is meticulous, and for the ceo, it goes beyond science. this work is personal. >> we are lgbtq owned and operated business, and we feel it is important to protect our community during this monkeypox outbreak. luz: this company is working with the department of public health, with overall state efforts. in the bay area, they are processing samples for solano county, and moving to testing in san franccoompare cid, it feels warininside pandemic 2.0, with monkeypox we want to do like we did with covid, provide testing as early as possible to our com

this forest outside of kinshasa is part of the congo basin reinforce. second largest rain forest in the world. but trees here are being failed, toeed the charcoal market. this is one potential alternative to the mostly illegal act. many are planting fast-growing trees east of kinshasa. benjamin is a deputy coordinator of projects funded by the european union. the idea behind the project is to create a sustainable supply of wood to turn into charcoal. >> peopleracticing agroforestry are doing it in sustainableay, they plant the trees and operate their farms and cut the trees to create charcoal with their own trees. that is the full cycle, they plant, exploit, and replant. reporter: this is one of the 260 farmers now operating in acacia plantation as part of the project. once the trees become mature, after around eight years, they are cut down. they are covered over and slowly burned to produce charcoal. then, in place of the trees, cassava are planted and harvested. when the soil is not fertile enough for the food crops, acacia trees are planted again. t

the 1st time it's happened so close to the capital. bama called with the rain forests of the congo river basin in central africa is the world's 2nd largest. off to the amazon, it absorbs around 4 percent of global global carbon emissions and side to say it's conservation is key to fight global warming. but deforestation is threatening at survival, especially in the democratic republic of congo. met on day a crowded neighbourhood in kinshasa, the capital of d r. c. she she, bab, we're friends, one of the cities, many street restaurants. she depends on charcoal made from wood to prepare food and he water. she says she doesn't have a choice lover when mother michael is and all you see charcoal is really good more because electricity isn't stable with it. and if there isn't any electricity at all, how can you cook? nearly 9 out of 10 people in d, r. c, rely on which arkell or firewood, as their main fuel supply. kinshasa is one of africa's biggest cities. people here burn 3 more than $2000000.00 tons of charcoal each year. the ecological price of using so much shackle is enormous. this forest, jus

the machines can also determine the origin of the virus, whether it is the west africa or congo basin strain. >> this amplifies the genetic information of the virus by fluctuating between hot and cool ur. at temperature fluctuation, the results are viewable on screen, as s curves, if the virus is present. liz: renegade biolab's testing samples for solano county and will soon expand to san francisco. we have everything you need to know about monkeypox, including vaccines and treatment on our website, head to abc7news.com. we have news about what happened before sonoma county sheriff's deputies shot and killed a man in geyserville. he man before another deputy shot him in a rural area after thomas -- off of thomas road. the taser had no effect on the man who was holding a weapon that police say he refused to drop. >> he has been out there since 5:30 this morning, now he has stolen an atv and going property to property. they want chp assistance. liz: they say he was going up to people's homes, even throwing a rock at someone's window and aski them to shoot him. the santa rosa police depa

machines can determine the origin of the virus, whether it is the west africa or congo basin strain. >> this machine amplifies the genetic information of the virus by fluctuating between hot and cold temperatures. at the end of clecrn as s curves if the virus is present. liz: renegade bio lab is currently tensing sam -- testing samples from solano county and will soon spend to san francisco. details about what happened before in sonoma county sheriff's w shot and killed a man yesterday morning on a geyser bill. one deputy tased demand for another deputy shot him in a rural area off thomas road. the taser apparently had no effect on the mandate that appeared to be holding a weapon. they say he refused to drop. chef used -- sheriff's deputies got a call he was acting strangely. >> he has been out since 5:30 and now he has stolen an atv. liz: they say he was going up to homes in the area, even throwing a rock through someone's window and asking them to shoot him. he stole that person's rosa pole more details in the coming days. this morning outgoing san mateo county sheriff carlos villa

four hours machines can also determine the origin of the virus whether it's the west africa or congo basin strain. this machine is a thermocycler. it amplifies the genetic information of the virus by fluctuating between hot and cool temperatures at the end of 40 cycles of temperature fluctuation. the results are viewable on screen as s-curves if the virus is present. renegade biolab is currently testing samples for solano county and will soon expand to san francisco. we have everything you need to know about monkey pox including vaccines and treatment just head to our website. that's abc 7 news.com it's a horrific attack and it was caught on surveillance video the alarming details. the victim's family has revealed now to abc 7 news with covid cases reaching their highest level in months. the white house is preparing for another round of booster shots. how this plan will tackle subvariance and a little later who wants to be a billionaire the massive jackpot on the line for the drawing tonight. i'm meteorologist sandy patel. it's a quiet pattern right now, but we could see showers and thunde

the congo basin covers 530000000 hector's in central africa and his home to 70 percent of the continents forests. some of the blocks, the d. r congo plant to develop are located on lay cable lake tank nika. one is an a coastal reason alongside the albertine grey been in the east african rift valley . are the plots are in the for room guy national park home to protected mountain gorillas and other endangered species. environmentalists in climate activists or drilling in these areas could be catastrophic. we're talking about a very sensitive ecosystem quoting 50, and that you're storing more than 50 be don't ton of carbon. and that is about 3 year of image under your over mission of the entire planet. that means any oil expectation in this area would be a carbon bombed objects. it will be exposed, and that you model, you won't be to stem any more. those in favor of drilling, say, fossil fuel production would boost development in one of the well to poorest countries. and this is the moment in which we're trying to promote our resources. the democratic republic of congo is a potentially rich

she is the international project leader for the congo basin forest at greenpeace. could have you with us on al jazeera man. i mean, the president does say that this exploration and development is needed to uplift one of the poorest countries in africa out of poverty as we just heard from one of the ministers. but will it really, it is very concerned about this project. and it's really shocking to see that the, that companies, officials are really to keep pushing this project to why do we not, this will not contribute to the local development communities for just say is coming to us that are living in those areas. they're not even informed about this project and we know how high corruption is in this country, which so we are really consent because we are surely that it's only a very, very few number of population that we would make benefit of this because of corruption. and the rest, what more than 100000000 communities will be in deep or witty or we'll touch on the corruption issue in a moment. i mean, does, when there's already sort of a social drive at the moment

the rain forest of the congo river basin and central africa is the world's 2nd largest. after the amazon, it absorbs around 4 percent of global carbon emissions and signed to say it's conservation is key in the fight against global warming. but deforestation is threatening and survival. the situation is especially bad in the democratic republic of congo were most of the losses are caused by small scale agriculture and charcoal production. well now an e u funded project is offering a solution much on gay, a crowded neighborhood in kinshasa, the capital of deal. see she to she, barbara from one of the cities many st. restaurants. she depends on chocolate, made from wood to prepare food and heat water. she says she doesn't have a choice. bubba when michael michael is and all you see charcoal is really good more because electricity isn't stable. and if there isn't any electricity at all, how can you cook? nearly 9 out of 10 people in d. r. c, rely on which arkell or firewood, as their main fuel supply. kinshasa is one of africa's biggest cities. people he burned 3 more than

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