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coins in our gardens yes that was the big stay at home orders when for a fit for one family in the new forest area of hampshire and southern england who while gardening in their yard discovered 63 gold coins dating from the late 15th century including 4 coins that bore the initials of henry the 8th and believe james seymour and catherine of aragon in fact during the 1st covert 19 lockdown early this year the british museum of portable antiquities scheme reported over $6000.00 historical discoveries were made in just the united kingdom alone now it sounds like i need to move we're just are digging and going to drag on because there are bigger they are that is are so very very remember everyone in the world we have not told we are loved enough so i tell you all i love you i am tired rover and i'm obese across keep on watching all those hawks out there never great pain but everybody. the way of life the reindeer herding is leading a traditionally nomadic lifestyle in the tundra is similar to a parallel reality. that the men drive the hoods women carry the weight of the household look on their sh

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more news rain forest is shared by 3 countries indonesia malaysia and bernanke it's home to hundreds of endemic plants and animals are rich in unique habitat that is slowly dying its abundant resources overexploited its right woods decimated today less than half the trees remain. yet the procession of trucks never ends the forest tries to slow that progress as best as it can. but here wood to means money to trucks stop at nothing to get that cargo to ports and big cities 7 days a week. each journey is fruitless challenges for drivers overcoming them and them a salary of about $550.00 a month. to. use it has now been carrying this house on. back of his truck for 7 hours he's tired but remains focused. player league. player upon arrival they have to negotiate a difficult unloading. with no crane to help you save on the law business rely on that own resumes on us. for. the fleet this embankment under the bulldozer acts as an unloaded dock. that. they can buy get. itself out of the lease almost. like the city that. it was and. i. was putting. the houses journey is still not over. it's he

up with fresh policies to protect biodiversity it's like a trip or it's from south breman state forest in new south wales. straightly is bush land is still recovering from the black some of fires that ripped through the land. blackening 35000000 and killing or displacing nearly 3000000000 animals soon after logging started the fire affected state. many plants and almost all animals they simply can't deal with that double disturbance in rapid succession. harvesting standards were tightened after the fires but in the south broome and state forest locals found evidence of bloggers breaching lawson's allegedly cutting down large hollow bearing trees which provide crucial shelter for threatened species or thirty's or investigating but activists have continued their campaign to end logging in the region we were shocked we were just shocked that that level of noncompliance was going on and that farce to corporation itself picked up the new south wales forestry corporation says its operations are sustainable and carefully managed with forests regenerating after being logged but as the climate hates u

shocked we were just shocked that that level of noncompliance was going on and that forester corp itself picked it up the new south wales forestry corporation says its operations are sustainable and carefully managed with forests regeneration after being logged but as the climate hates up so too has debate on the future of logging and how its trial years more broadly managing its land the world wildlife fund has listed a strategy as i global hope support for de forest station with the land being cleared mainly for agriculture and farming whether it's land clearing for farming or logging in state forests like this one many environmentalists believe is serious about action on climate change and needs to rethink how it manages its bush land and forests or they warn habitats and risk of a reparable that. recent research is also found evidence that forests is making fall is more severe from debris left behind. and forests are important sources of carbon storage. that's the greatest source of carbon sink. without them. what are we going to what are we going to do with this trial in late is under pressure to addres

forest fire. clearance are creating an environmental crisis a strain according to new evidence the country's leaders and the pressure to come up with fresh policies to protect biodiversity. reports from south brooklyn state forest in new south wales. strains bush land is still recovering from the black some of fires that ripped through the land a year ago blackening 35000000 head days and killing more displacing nearly 3000000000 animals soon after logging was restarted the fire affected state for. many plant spaces and almost all animals they simply can't deal with that double disturbance in rapid succession and that makes. for logging. detrimental for logging. harvesting standards would tighten up to the fires but in the south broome and state forest local spend evidence of bloggers breaching may last since allegedly cutting down large hollow bearing trees which provide crucial shelter for threatened species or thirty's or investigating but activists have continued their campaign to end logging in the region we were shocked we were just shocked that that level of noncompliance was going on and tha

the move towards a new reality is inevitable it comes at the expense of a sound sufficient life in the forest the decision is out of the hands. of the one that even though we now live here as farmers. we still go hunting in the forests or we'll never forget our culture and our way of life. but in the human thought or it will always remain a part of us that we are going to make all the. with this new way of life comes agriculture basic foods no longer have to be loved boris least sorting the forest like conservation it near the village. to say good tree is one of the most important food sources the palm contains a carbohydrate rich starch that can be extracted from its palm. at the. right that it takes a long time to plant a rice field but with a go get one we only have to cut it down and we can get it the same day on the money now compared to that growing rice is very time consuming that feeling although the field is bring it out we can have a yield all year round and get that. the conservation of dry rice is something the pentagon have learned from british colonisers missionaries and neighbo

thirteen years and 350,000 new trees later, a dense forest now surrounds the village.blessing for the microclimate in the hot summer, and the village of 5000 is now more prosperous because the forest is cultivated. locals see the boom as directly connected to the support for the girls. things are changing. now, there are just as many girls as boys in the classroom. tenth-grader komal parlival explains why it often looks rather different in the rest of india. >> boys get an education, girls often don't. they're seen as a burden. that's also why so many females are aborted or killed right after they're born. that's led to there being far fewer girls than boys. >> thirteen years ago, komal's mother was one of the first people to plant trees for her daughter. even though komal was already two years old at the time, her mother wanted to take part. when komal goes into the woods today, she knows that some of the trees bear her name. it's a great feeling. >> the trees give us wood and bear fruit. we plant them because they're useful. in a sense, because our mothers planted th

people on tree is full of marble quarries this is how it used to look 13 years and 350000 new trees later a dense forest now surrounds the village it's a blessing for the microclimate in the hot summer and the village of 5000 is now more prosperous because the forest is cultivated local see the boom is directly connected to the support for the girls things are changing now there are just as many girls as boys in the classroom 10th grader polly explains why it often looks rather different in the rest of india. that boys get an education and girls often don't but that's seen as a burden that's also why so many females are aborted killed right after their born that's led to that being fall fewer go than boys. 13 years ago coal miles mother was one of the 1st people to plant trees for her daughter even though komal was already 2 years old at the time her mother wanted to take part when komal goes into the woods today she knows that some of the trees bear her name it's a great feeling when they cannot pick up. what they benefit me i'm there that good to say look at it the trees give us wood and by fruit. we

forests. that were new to me you ever see ranges here she yeah but they leave us alone it was a mess. the government does have an official plan to save the rainforest they want to redistribute the land reforest some of the areas that have been destroyed and use legal farms more efficiently more than 200000 cocoa farmers are meant to receive training. but next to nothing has actually happened so far meanwhile immigrants from bikini faso continue to arrive to work on ivory coast illegal plantations. they come as children and stay for many years the forest becomes their prison. when a sees is just one of its prisoners or their parents stayed. he saw yeah and burkina faso you don't see them to develop a you know i haven't seen them for 6 years but. you were 15 when you arrived here of a needed a ride rector's no one to remember them yet now i'm 21 a long time without your parents for you yes it's very painful you were told me that even back then no no no not one thing i want to tell you why no way if you think you knew that this is the 1st year i've actually started earning money you does

forest. and much more news on our website 0 dot com the very latest on the phone a virus pandemic of course al jazeera daughter called. her again i'm fully with the headlines on al-jazeera israel's most senior military commander has revealed the development of new offensive plans against iran the 10 general obvious ha ha he says he's ordered his forces to step up preparations for possible military action in the coming year he's also urging u.s. president joe biden to step back from any return to the 2015 nuclear deal has more from west to them i don't think it should be read to syria as an immediate threat of an imminent attack on iran but it is very much a sitting out of israel's position that it should be maintained in terms of a hard line against iran against iran's potential getting a nuclear weapon not just from here but also from the united states and this is a real sign as the chief foreign policy concern really is israel at the moment very very sharp difference between the trunk administration which aligned itself so closely to israel's policy objectives and interests and it suspicion

forest. and will never forget our culture and our way of life. that human thought or it will always remain a part of us that we are going to make for them. with this new way of life comes agriculture basic foods no longer have to be laboriously sorting the forest the accounts of a dude near the village. to say tree is one of the most important food sources the palm contains a carbohydrate rich starch that can be extracted from its palm. where right that it takes a long time to plant a rice field but was a go we only have to cut it down and we can eat it the same day a month in one now compared to that growing rice is very time consuming that although if the field is bring it out we can have a yield all year round and that. the conservation of dry rice is something the pentagon have learned from british colonisers missionaries and neighboring indigenous tribes. in number one in june we got the small trees that july and august we burn the fields in september we planted one in the in march we start harvesting. the rice is right now. a lot well for them. meanwhile the. dried directly off to the harvest and then processed. and turn it into a tough wind tha

states to look for alternatives we were forced to find a new source in order to get forests to greet the for a lot of parts we have concluded a treaty today under which russia will deliver a vaccine to hungry in 3 stages. and while the new u.s. president pledges to speed up the vaccine rollout the public health agency chief admits they have no idea how much vaccine the country actually has as several states report shortages. are broadcast live direct more studios in moscow this is r t international i'm sean thomas certainly glad you had with us now a 3rd night of rioting has broken out in the netherlands over curfews being imposed to combat the spread of crowds of mostly young protesters have been seen torching items setting off fireworks and rampaging through the streets there are also reports of similar unrest in the southern city of it follows a weekend of unrest in several locations across the netherlands some of which has turned ugly prime minister mark has condemned the violence as criminal the country already has some of europe's strictest lockdown measures and is imposing an o

here in brazil the farmers have always been encouraged to clear the forest to work economically and gain more farmland. well not a new message is the exact opposite they should reduce their grazing land and instead plant forests and be paid for it to. you it has to be the whole thing is financed by local companies who paid contributions to the community in order to neutralize their greenhouse gas emissions that are designed so as it is so as you guys are afraid just to through the authorities an extreme have set up their own nursery taking reforestation matters into their own hands. but the need is so great that they also get seedlings from the copiah angio 10000 of them just today. the municipality planted the surrounding forests between 8 and 15 years ago on cleared land it plans to restore 1500000 hectares of the modern atlantic a rain forest as part of a conservation plan involving numerous cities a big step for climate protection in brazil. the project is also designed to secure the water supply from the mountainous region it's a vital source of water for brazil's biggest cities and rio de janeiro alone which is

with this new way of life comes agriculture basic foods no longer have to be laboriously sorta in a forest there comes a very did near the village. to say good tree is one of the most important food saucers the palm contains a carbohydrate rich starch that can be extracted from its pulp. where the way that it takes a long time to plant a rice field but with sago mine we only have to cut it down and we can eat it the same day a month in one now compared to that growing rice is very time consuming that although if the field is going into we can have a yield all year round him. the conservation of dry rice is something the pentagon have learned from british colonisers missionaries and neighboring indigenous tribes. in number one in june we got the small trees that july and august we burn the fields in september we planted one in the in march we start harvesting. the rice is right now that will allow it well. made while they are saying. dry directly off to the harvest and then processed. and turn it into a tough white that served with almost every meal it has little taste and hardly any nutrie

forest city has not seen a new, affordable apartment complex in more than 25 years. community leaders raised $4 million in financing by leveraging local and state resources, and a new apartment complex was built in 2017. in davenport, leaders use the same public, private partnership to convert an old school building into 41 affordable apartments, which were rented within two months. this project brought new housing to the historic riverfront, and served as a catalyst for redevelopment. forest city ends davenport exemplify the spirit of iowa communities, but the reality is, there are not enough resources to go around. last year alone, iowa communities requested more than three times what was available. we must expand initiatives like these that address pent-up demand for affordable housing, helping our communities drive, and our families moved where opportunities await them. there is a lot to do this year, but if we tackle issues like rock band, childcare, workforce training, and affordable housing, we will send iowa on a solid path of economic prosperity for years to

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forest but they're also leeching them drawing. the environmental organization mighty earth documents the destruction. as a. new way to look at our. once kick our ride it takes over the entire forest as a full sun monoculture masses of chemicals are sprayed all over 20 years later the ground is completely worthless so they push deeper into the forest into the same thing again and again they just keep moving further in that's why i say the cow plant is a canopy can you hang. between 992015 over 90 percent of ivory coast's primary forests were cleared. they've mostly been replaced with could count trees. these continual deforestation is having an impact on the local and global climate less forest means less rain and without rain nothing will be able to grow here even cocoa. for as the soil dries up so it is a vital source of income in the region within a week in the ground deb a forest we witnessed all the crimes the industry pledged to eradicate including slave labor child labor and the destruction of the environment. thank. god i got a good. however each and every day tons of these illegal cocoa beans into the

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