the flood of plastic threatening the galapagos islands. and unrelenting sands, how can we save the earth from desertification? ♪ every year, across the globe some 70,000 square kilometers of land turn into desert. that's roughly the size of ireland. deserts already make up almost a third of the earth's total land area, a consequence of climate change and aggressive agriculture, among other things. there is less and less living space for increasing numbers of people. many have no choice but to flee. but there arsolutions. >> this is the fastest growing desert on the planet. the gobi, which means "waterless place" in mongolian, stretches across mongolia and china. it devours about 6000 square kilometers of grassland per year, engulfing villages and turning landscapes into uninhabitable wasteland. tens of thousands of people have become "environmental migrants," forced to resettle elsewhere. only a couple of thousand people are left. the reason why gobi and other deserts are expanding, is partly due to changing climate cycles affecting the ra

he says shows that the plastic in the galapagos islands comes from fishing boats that simply dump the trash and to the sea. the fishing industry poses many threats over fishing, endangering marine life trash. they need to be tighter controls, global control, less until a hurricane crystals. radical how do you prevent trash dumping in? if you can even control illegal fishing english on us. can northern biscuit, han. pavlo munoz and daniella and have con still. don't know exactly what plastic does to marine life, but it's alarming enough that has been found in the stomachs of marine species. i'm a world without plastic is unrealistic, but it's vital that it's used responsibly. garage smith, this is just awful. i mean is looking at it breaks my heart for no intensive reset his underway in the galapagos islands because there's not much time left to protect their membrane wildlife, and indeed ecosystems across the whole planet. this week and global ideas, we look at innovative efforts to slow climate change in the west african country of gama. there are plenty of creative ideas for develop

the galapagos islands. there are animals. some plants on the archipelago that live nowhere else isolated from the rest of the world, new species evolve tia of a millions of years naturalists charles darwin was the 1st to recognize this. in the mid 19th century, his visit there inspired his theory of evolution. it explains how species evolve and change by adapting to new habitats. take darwin's finches. the birds of adapted perfectly to their food supply. the finches with thick bells eat seeds while long build finch is prefer insects. but despite many protective measures, this world heritage site is under threat from shipping, fishing, tourism, and ever great to piles of plastic. ah, these creatures habitat is unspoiled later one of the richest marine ecosystems in the world. some of them migrate here. others are endemic to the galapagos islands. scientists long to get up early. diona up as menu and her team are researching baby raise and shocks, and that's best done up don't. when the europe rickanicker, when i was a kid, my

crowd funding gets green ideas of the grounds in ghana the floods of plastic threatening the galapagos islands and unrelenting sands. how can we save the earth from? does that if acacia blue, every year across the globe, some 70000 square kilometers of land turn into desert? that's roughly the size of islands. deserts already make up almost a 3rd of the us total lands area, a consequence of climate change and aggressive agriculture. among other things, there is less and less living space for increasing numbers of people. many have no choice but to flee, but there are solutions. this is the fastest growing desert on the planet, the gobi, which means waterless place and mongolian stretches across mongolia and china. it devours about 6000 square kilometers of grass land per year, and golfing villages and turning landscapes into uninhabitable wasteland. tens of thousands of people have been environmental, migrants forced to resettle elsewhere. only a couple of 1000 people are left. the reason why goby and other deserts are expanding is partly due to changing climate cycles affecting the rainfall.

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