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rainwater that's channeled straight into drains and carried away is gone they can evaporate and it's removed from the natural water cycle if it evaporation cools the air and we feel that his dog all the sealed surfaces heat up a lie. and stay hot if there's no cooling effect from of operations that's one reason we get urban heat islands an alternative approach can be found in southern brylin in a neighborhood where sponge city water management principles have been adopted here rainwater is collected on open ground and roofs and channeled into local pools it doesn't just disappear down the drain and get whisked away on a cougar is a geographer and hydrologist who works for berlin's own municipal water company think tank. rainwater is a very valuable resource we needed to adapt our city to a changing climate that's what our goal is to manage and use that locally. the entire project takes up 10 tears it's full of unpaved surfaces strips of garden and the roofs here are also covered in soil and plants lots of opportunities for rainwater to be soaked up and slowly released into the air or

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the refugees said they spent 4 horrific months of sea surviving on rice nuts and rainwater and that at least one person died. her parents. from malaysia shell was able to speak with his wife by phone he quit his construction job and made his way illegally by boat to indonesia. there he snuck into the refugee camp and found his family. i was only hoping to be happy and thinking about when i can live together with my husband again. thank god he came here i am happy we're here together now. but despite that stroke of fortune conditions in the camp a tough. they only have the small space to call their own. sometimes they buy not so small extras from local market sellers to supplement the food break even. though i'm very happy to meet my husband here but i feel sorry for my torso when she wants to eat something and we can't give her anything because my husband has no income or go the lives of no ma majeure and their daughter are governed by the rhythms of the camp but also by economic forces and immigration laws over which they have no control. but now they are living hand in hand one day a

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this includes rainwater, recycle from the roof. that was fascinating! thanks for that.ng to see everything growing, a gift that keeps on giving. talking of gifts, who wants to give us a gift next? who is up? i have a present, except my present is a gift for all of you, not just present is a gift for all of you, notjust one. thanks paul! sweet! what is it? i will be the ghost of christmas past and ta ke the ghost of christmas past and take us all back to the 1950s, specifically, to a jazz club in vancouver called the palamar. thanks to the magic of live motion capture, and an incredible singer called jill barber and her band, she has recreated it for one christmas only, so grab a drink, sit back and let's go back in time. the weather outside is frightful, but the site is so delightful. since we've no place to go, let it snow, let it snow, let it snow. it doesn't show signs of. i snow. it doesn't show signs of. , the lights are turned way down low, let it snow, let it snow, let it snow. that was jill barber and the phantom jazz band. after the performance, i managed to ca

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