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war to crises could get worse each new britain is in stem he said to become africa's largest hydroelectric power plant once there is a war starts to feel it deep sheen officials worry their water levels will fall even more. it's about things that may have been murdered much more than 90 percent of egypt's water depends on oil water outside our borders. such projects like dams which are being established in the source countries without consultation with the countries that the nile pool is in to represent a problem. even small changes to the knowledge the water flows will have a big think if the night of water drops like i said before and he took percent drop of water pipes 1000000 people. the more impoverished it got the goodies the farmers i think that the fact that most egypt is still pure are continuing the negotiations over the water and hope to reach an agreement early next year. now the international criminal court has sentenced former. bosco and doug band to 30 years in prison for war crimes and crimes against humanity nicknamed the terminator duggan that was a rebel military commander in

be up high and dry and left in the dock rolling power cuts as drought leaves the country's hydroelectric power plant desperate for water. and the world's oil cantelli opec says it isn't wired about the rise of alternative energy sources because energy demand is also on the rise. in bed for school and it's your business turning up the heat. climate change is already hurting several countries in africa especially zambia the country is facing its worst drought in years but the lack of rainfall has also affected its capacity to produce electricity by june this year water levels down the world's biggest manmade reservoir were down to a 3rd of what it was last year that forced the zambian government to implement some drastic measures since october zambians have been putting up with 15 hours of rolling blackouts a day to try to conserve whatever energy can be produced for the mining sector and while that could help protect the main source of exports the power cuts are hurting the productivity of workers the majority of zambians work in the informal sector. to talk about that my colleague is here to p

hydroelectric power farming excedrin. but the big beneficiary that we were thinking of is the ecology of plants and animals. plants a. dam walls in the alps could mean a 1000000000 cubic meters of water from melting snow being held back and then released in summer. the scientists calculated that a dozen such reservoirs would be needed in the european alps all the water from areas currently covered by glaciers could then be pumped to these areas it would change the landscape which the scientists agree is problematic and what of the ecological risks. we're talking about areas that are currently covered by glaciers. once the glaciers are gone so there won't be that much biodiversity in these areas. so basically they'll just be rock legend. or so our line of argumentation was that you would probably do less damage by flooding use areas than if you place the forest or some other area under one of. the. building reservoirs in europe a controversial thought experiment on how to prevent summer droughts if the glaciers disappear.

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each time they try to bring in hydroelectric power from canada, it seems to stop. the transmission line trying to go through vermont or new hampshire is always blocked. we pay some of the highest rates in this part of the country just because we cannot get clean energy from canada. we also have no nuclear, which is carbon free, and we cannot build new power plants. they ran nuclear submarines for 20 years on that power. why can't we do something similar? the other thing about global warming, i live in boston. how are always telling us the sea level is rising, but if you live here as long as i have, you would see the expressway has been sinking, because we are all built on silt. if they are measuring the height of land going down it is because we are all on silt. i feel it is an inaccurate measurement of what is going on here. i do not believe a lot of the stuff. you tell me 12,000 scientists. antarctica, the ice is growing down there. i am not sure if it is true or not but i heard it on the news. host: response? sciencereponderance of on climate change, they are sc

each time they try to bring hydroelectric power from canada, it seems to be stopped.ransmission line trying to go through vermont is always blocked. we paid some of the highest rates in this side of the country because we can't get clean energy from canada. we also have no nuclear which is carbon free and we can't even build these new power plants. they ran nuclear submarines on that power. why can't we do the same? the other thing about this global warming and all that. i live in boston and they are telling us how the sea level is always rising but if you lived here as long as i have, you can see the expressways has been sinking because we are built on phil. like it is an inaccurate measurement of what is going on here. i don't believe a lot of the stuff. you're telling me 12,000 scientists but i don't believe it and they are saying down in antarctica, the ice is growing. i'm not sure if that is true or not but i heard it on the news. the preponderance of science on climate change, these are scientists around the world that signed onto the climate emergency document.

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