this is especially the case in eastern european nations like romania and bulgaria.hat should have been recycled or treated properly is often dumped or in open fields, creating a health and environmental issue. criminal gangs have long taken advantage of this problem and facilitated the dumping of even more illegal waste. much of that trash comes from rich western european nations. some governments believe the waste is being handled properly but often it is discarded without proper treatment. that waste is polluting the water and air around them. governments are forced to spend millions of dollars every year to clean it up. what should countries do to implement proper waste management and prevent illegal dumping? we will put that to our guest shortly but first, a report from andrew simmons on how romania is tilling with this issue. >> this site is registered as a recycling center yet it became a mountain of waste mixed with building rebel. ignored by local authorities for more than 10 years until now. >> a lot of plastic domestic waste, may be industrial waste. tom:

the new head of romania is national environment agency, octavian. but chombo knew nothing about it until sewage pipes beneath the tip collapsed a few weeks ago, flooding a suburb of bucharest, aside from the acrid stench and the colossal scale of its tip and others like it. romania now has an even bigger problem with illegal waste. go east to the black sea port of cause time to and rubbish is a criminal commodity with millions of dollars. and a determined prosecutor here is taking on the car, sells the model for problem of illegal waste trafficking is compatible with the drug trafficking to you don't. it's a faces and overwhelming challenge, but he did smash one or daisha plan to import a shipment of toxic waste from italy, so called business men were involved and they attempted to bribe local officials, whales from other european consignments, like these sho, recycling centers as destinations. but instead they go to basic consideration sites all landfill dumped pollution on a big scale. this is part of one consignment from the u. k. host of cop 26.

in 2016, the brown bird became a protected species in romania. but because of the attacks, the government planning a population census, if the numbers are deemed too high, it isn't rolling out a return to hunting venture out there. for me, if the density is low, we will not bring hunting back in italy. we have a number of options to protect the funds, the villages, the people. but i'm not prepared to say whether we will bring back hunting in one area, the scene some attacks. there's a political determination for hunting to return. and so the future for the bad population him may well be in doubt. but for another wild animal, the european bison, hunted down more than a 100 years ago when lost from this vast wilderness, its future is assured. these are the latest arrivals set free here 3 months ago. there are now more than a 100 bison, roaming wild, finding their own food and ranger florine. how long is monitoring them for a we wilding program, tracking them by gps and radio links, the buys and marcia, before 100 years ago. here they have they own

but there endangered, just like the wildlife with romania as rangers. are aware that illegal logging isn't the only threat. here we have 2 or 3 conflicts. laureen hollis, one's mind is firmly set on animal welfare. and are we welding project he's working on? but he can't ignore a new issue. there are 2, it's a small one. he finds footprints of 2 brown bears wild animal. and he already feel us. if it's around here, he run a long time ago. more than 300 kilometers to the east. the bad population is higher and there has been 137 attacks on people in the past 2 years. some of them fatal fear has spread with social media posts of attacks. here a bare has been disturbed by a wild boar hunt. the hunter, assuming this survived the attack in 2016, the brown bear became a protected species in romania. but because of the attacks, the government planning a population census, if the numbers are deemed too high, it isn't rolling out a return to hunting. vincent out there for me, if the density is low, we will not bring hunting back in italy. we have a number of optio

andrew simmons al jazeera in the copy of mountains of romania. one of switzerland leading ski destination has taken extreme action to protect it slopes from melting through the summer. the glassy angle bug has been covered by a giant fleece blanket around a 100000 square meters in size made of a special material that reflects the sun result. managers have been using blankets for several years, but this is the biggest yet. despite that, the class has been shrinking, and that's continued and it's expected to actually disappear completely by the year 2060 on a look at the main stories. now u. s. president joe biden has warned that and now the attack by ice hill is highly likely enough gun. it's done in the next 24 to 36 hours. the taliban has boosted security. around cobble airports after thursday, suicide bombing, which killed at least a $175.00 people, including children, and 13 us service personnel, of crowds outside the port report to be banned off to an increase in taliban checkpoints near by. the group is now escorting some afghans into the ai

romania has become a dumping ground for large quantities of illegal waste from across europe. government officials in the country have told al jazeera that criminal organizations have made a big business, while warning environmental prosecutors the situation is as dangerous as drug trafficking. reporter: this site was registered as a recycling center. it had become a mountain of waste mixed with building rubble . ignored by local authorities for more than 10 years, until now. >> you have plastic domestic waste, maybe industrial waste in that part. >> the new head of romania's national environment agency nothing about it until sewage pipes collapsed a few weeks ago, flooding a suburb of bucharest. aside from the acrid stench and the colossal scale, romania has an even bigger problem with illegal waste. go east to this port and rubbish is a commodity worth millions of dollars. a determined prosecutor here is taking on the cartels. >> it is comparable with drug trafficking. >> he did smash one audacious plan to import shipment of toxic wakes from italy. so-called businessmen were

and then the crimes regard, not romania and not going to be in my opinion. it's a problem for all the planet, october on, but sean, who says his investigation team is poorly paid, and it faces intimidation from criminals. the boys in your family, your life. it's a problem. it's a big put on the mound. but john, who's besides symbolizes a different era of ways, crime now to war by matthew cartels, bribery, corruption, here and overseas. and there's pollution never seen before, coupled with inaction and apparent indifference in other european states. andrew simmons al jazeera, bucharest, ah, challenges there with me. so rom, the reminder, volatile stories, the case as it lead every remaining hour until the end of the month to complete evacuations from august on the us says i lived on.

the very bare is a protected species in romania, but this growing pressure to reintroduce hunting is being fueled by arise and attacks by bears. as the government is trying to encourage tourists to return to national parks and to simmons reports from our minister in the car. patheon mountains. it's a wilderness like few others in europe. the copy of mountains, primeval forests, absorbing the poisons of modern life, greenhouse gases. but there endangered, just like the wildlife within romania as ranges, are aware that illegal logging isn't the only threat. here we have 2 or 3 conflict laureen us one's mind is firmly set on animal welfare. and are we welding projects he's working on? but he can't ignore a new issue. there are 2, it's a small one. he finds footprints of 2 brown bears the wild animal, and he already feel us. if it's around here, he run a long time ago. more than 300 kilometers to the east. the bad population is higher and there has been 137 attacks on people in the past 2 years. some of them fatal fear has spread with social media posts of attacks. here a bear has been d

i don emerging from the fog, it clear there are still forest in romania left to save.odium in tokyo, having already broken new ground this year. injuly she became the first african to reach a grand slam wheelchair singles final, losing at wimbledon, where she also lost in the final of the women's doubles. she's now looking to serve up a performance that will inspire other african wheelchair tennis players. i'm from south africa and i am the first south african women to play at wimbledon to have finally made it to the final. it is such a step closer to victory. i have got messages from, you know, the president. that was amazing because he is a legend. i am trailblazing, you know, because where i come from we don't have a tennis coach, you know, so for me i think i can say i am an inspiration to those who are coming from you know, backgrounds. my disability is a congenital disability. i had my leg amputated at the age of 12. my leg amputated at the age of 12. my parents explained to me that it is going to be beneficial, they're going to give me a leg and i'm going to wal

and this is what we're seeing or so with the civilians across taking off from from romania. and i think russia will keep under pressure will keep on being defiant, and often crossing the line of what she's accepted and even of the rules in international behavior. just to kind of make a point that this is all domain, this is all new r l responsibility. but i think natal just has to keep on doing what he's doing, which is to assert its presence peacefully but, but they clearly both to show it can defend its allies, including turkey and romania and many other castile countries as well as the supporting countries like ukraine but they say, and they tell us doing what it's doing, but this rational feel in bold. and given that what we're seeing enough canister with the retreats of the u. s. and the nato forces, i mean, the press in china and russia had a field day with this. the retreat told the west, if this thing to russia confidence in the area, knowing that the seeing the to in the west being bitches out of a country. and that gives them more and more appetite to keep doing wh

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on a tour of the volgo valley, haskel reported up boards of 10 million peasants reported hunger in romania. they ripped up railroad ties that they need to be their home. this impacts the transportation industry, severely. they pressed camels into service, and humans carried food on their backs. they are a representative spent spread throughout the region spreading out food kitchens. once in place, the ara hired local men and women to run the kitchen, as well as 120,000 volunteers. in september of 1921, the air a bed only 200 people in petrograd. by the next month, the ara had set up nearly 70,000 feeding stations, and by february 1922, more than 1 million people were being fed. originally, the stations were set up for the children only, but a room -- they decided if the parents starve to death, the children will be no better. by august, 4.2 million people were being fed each day, along with about 6.3 million adults. reaching about 10 million people, overall. this effort was much larger and reached for more people, than the crb ever did. in a dilapidated industry made the effort that much m

andrew simmons al jazeera in the copy of mountains of romania. one of switzerland leading ski destinations has taken extreme action to protect it slopes from melting through the summer. glass in an angle bug has been covered by a giant fleece blanket around a 100000 square meters in size resort. manages era been using blankets for several years, but this is the biggest yet, despite that, the glass years continue to shrink on it's expected to disappear. completely by 2060 ah, our look at our main stories united states has killed what it describes as to high profile ice ok targets and try and strike and afghan asked on. the pentagon says one of the on groups planners and a facilitator were killed in the strikes in the eastern province of manga hom, another iso k member was injured strike comes 2 days after i so claim responsibility for the suicide bombing at cobbles, airport, that killed at least a $175.00 people including 13 us service personnel. well, the taliban is saying that cobble apple will be under their complete control very soon as it bol

more help as promised from sweden, romania, and switzerland.already asking if our changing environment is to blame. >> we have a debt to shield the country against the reality of climate change. i'm not looking for excuses. we have made important strides in organizing the country but these are not enough when you are faced with a phenomenon of such magnitude. reporter: for those who believe such hot talk is nearly a smoke -- is merely a -- for those who believe such talk is merely a smoke screen, the prime minister visited the fires himself. romanians, italians, and turks are also asking where causing the res to act in such extreme ways. bbc news. nada: there has also been a huge wildfire -- huge wildfires here in the u.s. california seeing a record-breaking year destruction. in the north, the state's largesblaze has consumed nearly all of a historic goldrush town. residents were told to evacuate before the fire tore through the downtown area. we have more in this report. reporter: it's called the dixie fire, the largest blaze burning in califo

k. fronts, romania and switzerland have been sent to help tackle the disaster moving the program. now the u. s. recently hit its self imposed debt ceiling, but that is not stopping democrats from pushing ahead with an infrastructure package costing at trillion dollars. the senate has even silence debates on the legislation. on top of that, the democrats are feeling bullish enough to ask for more than one another. spending package totaling 3 and a half trillion. it will all ultimately require having to increase. that's named debt ceiling. but republicans are having none of it. if they don't get more of a say in the money spent, if they don't need on our input, we are help with a debt limit increase that recklessly because he's reckless plans. you will require well, the debt ceiling limits the amount the u. s. government can oh, it was reinstated last week after a 2 year suspension. the figure was automatically recalibrated to equal the current debt level, forcing the treasury to call farm for government bills. financial guru, mux kaiser, who's been watching events on full with some

championship trophy for the first time in over six years after victory at the inaugural winners open in romania—1, 6—1 to end sherif�*s hopes of claiming a first singles title on the wta tour. after 16 days, 339 gold medals and 33 sports the closing ceremony of the tokyo olympics brought the curtains down on the global extravaganza. fireworks and lights beamed into the night sky above the olympic stadium as the games drew to a close. the theme for the closing ceremony was "worlds we share" — so it was arrigato to tokyo and bring on paris 202a. set your watches — the next olympics is here in 1082 days. that's all from us here at the bbc sport centre — for all the latest news do head to our website but from me marc edwards and the rest of the sport team — bye bye. well as marc was mentioning, the olympic games in tokyo have closed and the focus for the next summer games transfers to paris. but what legacy has tokyo left? a games that was postponed and many thought might not happen at all — and then did — as a pandemic engulfed the country. here's our tokyo correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes. if