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southwest nigeria are doing research in order to find an alternative they really that the water hyacinth can make a difference chemist nell integrate is leading a group of scientists at the university on the project to explore the usefulness of this water plant that covers many waterways and lakes around the country. they want to produce paper from these plans usually considered a pest and a major. waterways around the area. dr. king i'm not about. mark serious. resources water plants in name to absorb larger quantities of carbon dioxide than land plants and the process by which pulp is reduced from them is far more environmentally friendly than the process of making wood pulp. the stems of the water high asons a made up of about sixty five percent of pope making five the leaves and flowers contain only twenty five percent the whole of this is laid out to dry in order to remove the water before the pope in process starts when dry the fiber is cut into pieces and then coach would say to him hydroxide you notice you make it easier to extract the fibers. the fiver is then rinse with fresh w

the hyacinth is astringent and you use it for puddings and they have to be soft or you will be puckered for a week. >> the blood oranges are all from california? >> they originated in italy and they are all from california. they used to go into christmas stockings in the old country. they are popular now. >> the red pairs are not something you see often. >> they are available at whole speak -- whole foods and are becoming popular. those are some rails and seckel. you can put them in for the kids lunch and they're crunchy. the bosch. turns a dark brown as time goes on. there is also the onto pair. >> and now the pomegranates. getting the seeds out can be a challenge. it is called a pomegranate d cedar and you can purchase them off of amazon for $10. you cut it in half. >> you score it in 3 to 4 different spots and open it a little bit. you go ahead and try it. >> i am going to hit it. >> you are better at it than i. >> the seeds will fall out and they are high in antioxidant properties. there may also be some pulp. you can put everything into a bowl of water and the pulp will float to th

. ♪ lady hyacinth mccaul brought all her treasures to a reef ♪ ♪ where she only wore a smile plus twoask you to. even just riding a bike and singing, try to do and then try to do choreography while you're riding a bike. 'cause you're like -- you do the song and then you're grabbing an apple. you're throwing it. you're grabbing it. >> that was the hardest -- that was the hardest bit, that whole section. the dancing was fine. like, i have danced before. i have never ridden a bikeh a cockney accent down british cobblestone while stealing an apple to give to an orphan. >> jimmy: that is acting for you, everybody. that is performing. >> it was crazy. >> jimmy: that is entertaining. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. yeah. it was crazy. >> jimmy: do you know how hard that is? lin, you're going to puerto rico very soon. >> yeah. basically three weeks in january. we're basically opening a new tour of "hamilton," but we're opening it in puerto rico. and the entire time we're in puerto rico, our goal is to raise as much as we can for artists and arts organizations hurricane maria. [ cheers a

notice me mate and then bang would be reduced since trees take such a long time to grow experts call hyacinthshe material for the future the process is sustainable and it presents new conflict with tropical rain forest because these plants grow in water and as they grow they flow to synthesize and remove carbon from the environment the research is a top university the whole thing to scale up. i saw farming is a centuries old practice and conditions along the ganga of course line ideal for it but there comes a point when true much is true much only start so i've been negative impact on the environment and the mangroves they're good example of that they are very important as a breeding ground for small fish and also for carbon stories so on initiative it's training the oyster farmers they're three years more sustainable methods to ensure that the mangroves are better protect. the main growth forests in north western gambia are a major factor in the battle against climate change their roots store five times more carbon dioxide than other types of rain forest. wild oysters grow on their roots harv