and we need to photographer documented in the effects of global warming in the sahara. more than a 3rd of our planet is made up of deserts and dry lands and that percentage is rising every year an additional 70000 square kilometers of fertile land turns to deserts the main course is a deforestation over grazing on the over use of water resources all of which deplete the soil of essential minerals with temperatures set to rise over the coming decades the rate of disaster for cation is likely to speed up considerably more to scarcity is already a problem for 1000000000 people most of them in africa. the world risk index says the situation is particularly precarious in the star held region. lake chad in west central africa people here have lived from fishing and farming for thousands of years. it appears the democrat at 1st glance. but one of the world's biggest environmental catastrophes is unfolding here. 20 years ago the lake surface shrank by 90 percent and now climate change has brought extreme weather that's destroying the local farmers' livelihoods. photographer and

. >> no otother part of africa s as affected by climate change as the sahel, south of the sahara.the population is growing and at the same time, arable land is being destroyed by erosion and drought. the result, conflict, leadgg to v violee and d dilacementnt peace cocould come in the formf the great green wall though, a wall of trees set to stretch almost 8,000 kilometres from senegal to ethiopia by 2030. >> finally, titu hawarya can cut the grass for hay. for weeks, none of the local farmers were allowed to graze their livestock here. the grass has grown very long. now they can harvest hay to use for animal feed in the coming months when there will be little rain. >> we are happy that things are getting greener again. we use the grass to feed our animals and make roofs for our homes. in the past, it was more barren here. now it is better. >> trees have also been planted to combat the deforestation of the region. a strip of green has now grown up, designed to ensure a better microclimate. stone walls and terracing help stop the erosion of the land. and beehives have been brought

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they want to repay the sahara for the ecological damage they've caused by traveling here. because this gets become very important to me to give something back to the desert my to restore the balance for everything it has given us because. 6 am the mornings in southern morocco a still cold in february it's nice to have something hot to drink these travelers have more in common than a shared love of the desert they're also deeply concerned about the future of our planet. other than you guys with forest fires breaking out everywhere and natural resources dwindling at an alarming rate it's vitally important to ask what can be done now yet that moment plus the and can we can't bargain with the earth and say we're prepared to reduce greenhouse gases by 2 percent in 10 years it has to happen now. it's both ian. the 15 members of the group all feel a sense of urgency that's why they're here they arrived yesterday by bass and from american ash. many of them spent the 1st night under the stars. the youngest is 19 the eldest 81. i have children grandchildren and great grandchildren a

now with the participants in this caravan are sitting in the sahara. but it's not all in the mind. they'd like to give something back on something to slow climate change and. they want to buy the garden. repaint the desert. 30 minutes on d w. beethoven is for me. is for you. beethoven as for hell. beethoven is for. beethoven it is for the. beethoven is for us. is for every. beethoven 2020 of the 250th anniversary here on d. w. . life on earth. for coming to and. getting coincidence. that set up the previously said earth was just a messy chemistry last time i thought mission. where the improbable but the true pseudoscience from the creation of our solar system with our planet is a bit like winning the lottery that there is looking good. one for earth more unique start september 18th on d w. cut. cut. cut. cut cut play. this is news along from berlin scores of protesters are arrested in hong kong a show of force from police is people take to the streets to demonstrate against their government's decision to postpone elections that were originally scheduled for today also coming up. ja

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many of fleeing the worsening situation in the hell with boat setting off from morocco and western sahara hundreds of kilometers south in mauritania and sami gul the story is the same while arrivals to mainland spain fell by half compared to the same period last year landings in the canary islands and increased by 7 times. a call and see after a harrowing journey. and his friend you brought him to ray spent 3 days on the atlantic in a rubber dinghy on what's considered the most dangerous migration route in the world it's estimated that one in every 15 migrants dies on the way. and you suddenly we heard and leaking from the reporting at that moment everyone was scared to death i had the feeling that this could really be the end for us and i thought about my little sister who would then be left without me because. i thought about friends i would never see again when i was in a state of shock and i couldn't move anymore. they made it just 2 of 1000 migrants who have arrived in the canary islands in the past weeks. many islanders feel abandoned by the rest of europe. and officials say 4 to ve

making sure that you're hearing the stories from people in places like palestine libya yemen the sahara legion and so many others we go to the you make the effort we care we stay. there is to bring her sleep. move from side to side her eat the man shot in the back by police talks from his hospital bed as protests step up across the u.s. against racism. hello i'm don jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a heavy toll more signs of the number of deaths from coronavirus in mexico could be much worse. a disaster zone saddam declares a 3 month state of emergency often the worst.

what the participants in the caravan are seeking in the sahara. but it's not all in the mind. they like to give something back something to slow climate change. they want to buy the garden. retain the desert. in 60 minutes on d. w. . they've been robbed of their soul that's what a people experiences when they're taken from them. countless cultural riches were brutally stolen from africa and carted off to europe by colonialists. each artifact has blood on it from the wounds that have yet to heal. what should be done with the stone or from africa. this is being hotly debated on both continents. storm and soul starts october 7th on g.w. . welcome to a new special edition on checking we show you how tourism in germany is doing during the can run a pandemic what is possible and what's not on the moment.

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they want to repay the sahara for the ecological damage they've caused by traveling here. than his guess become very important to me to give something back to the desert my to restore the balance for everything it has given us because. 6 am the mornings in southern morocco a still cold in february it's nice to have something hot to drink these travelers have more in common than a shared love of the desert they're also deeply concerned about the future of our planet. other than you that you bailed out with forest fires breaking out everywhere and natural resources dwindling at an alarming rate it's vitally important to ask what can be done now that moment plus the and the can we can't bargain with the earth and say we're prepared to reduce greenhouse gases by 2 percent in 10 years it has to happen now. it's both ian. the 15 members of the group all feel a sense of urgency that's why they're here they arrived yesterday by bus and jeep from american ash. many of them spent the 1st night under the stars. the youngest is 19 the eldest 81. i have children grandchildren and great

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. >> [speakiking foreieign langua] >> another sahara country is niger. more than 60 people have died. in the capital, those who have lost their houses have gathered in this camp. --[speaking foreign language] deforestation is one of the causes of the floods, as people cut down treeses to make charco. ananother problelem is s that te floodsds destroyed more than 500 hectares of crops, especially rice fields. in senegal, officials said six pepele have didied. the president has been criticized for thehe governmen's response. on tuesday evening he defended his actions and promised a package of 5 million euros to those who had lost everything. >> time for some business news and we are joined by stephen carroll. you're going to be starting us off with a warning from the airline industry about transportiting a covid-19 vaccie once it is approved. stephen: the international air transpsport asciatation s says e preparatations must t start nowr ththe biggest ever transport challenge for the sect there. -- the sector. the organization estimates that thousands of pl

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the is a had a -- sahara conditions improve the conditions of the dromedary camel. >>> and from the deserteat to an icy story in. austria. an extreme athlete beat his own record for the longest time spent in ice. he managed to remain in a glass box filled up to his shoulders filled with ice cubes for two and a half hours. he wore nothing but swim trunks. he plans to beat his next record in los angeles. which i think might be a better place to do that. a little warmer. >>> a kentucky driver tried to fool police with a hand-drawn license plate, except he was missing one key detail. officials in millersburg pulled the car over because the license plate seemed out of place. they noticed it didn't have a registration sticker. and they found out the driver didn't have insurance and driving with a suspended license and failed art class. no that part is just a joke. i don't know if he failed art class. a south carolina couple got to walk down the aisle during their wedding ceremony. nothing unusual about that except the aisle was in a supermarket. saturday's ceremony was held at the trader joe's w

also toward nigeria, central africa, the republic, could be more rainy conditions below the sahara desertmperatures have been pretty warm along those parts. as you move up north, temperatures are increasing over the parts. what that does is perfecting a lot of the mediterranean as the heat crosses over gibraltar, affecting spain, portugal, and italy, where rome is at 53 degrees. expect conditions to move to lisbon. across asia, pacific has been busy in terms of typhoons and tropical storms. fifth one making landfall in north korea. it looks like it might make a second landfall. talking about haishen.ious amou of rainfall in china, north korea, russia. strong winds could be coming your way, as well. japan dealt with it with, limiting injuries and loss of life. we need to be prepared for further storms in the northern parts. temperature wise, it is going to be a hot one. chongqing, moving to the eastern side of china as they go into the mid 30s. speaking of mid 30s, basically what you'll be seeing in japan, as well. right from sendai to tokyo, osaka, it'll be about 55. you have temperatures

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in places like dallas by the young and the sahara legion and so many others we go to them to make a after we care and stay. i'm alamo had seen enzo how with the headlines on al-jazeera the number of people worldwide have died from corona virus has top 1000000 the johns hopkins university tracker mark the increase in the past few hours and that figure has continued to grow with a further 1600 deaths records it's more than 33000000 people have been infected worldwide it's the us brazil and india account for nearly half of the world's coronavirus stats one in 20 have been in the united states castro has more from silver spring in maryland. these $1000000.00 plus deaths worldwide we know that at least one in 5 more deaths due to co but here in the united states the us total death toll is still far surpassing that of any other country in the world how public health officials here are also concerned now that although things seem to be under control to the extent they're fearful of a 2nd wave and they're looking particularly at places like new york city which saw a catastrophic loss of life in a

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the worsening security situation in messiah health with boat setting off from morocco and western sahara hundreds of kilometers south and mauritania unsetting cow the story is the same while arrivals to mainland spend fell by half compared to the same period last year landings on the canary island increased sevenfold. sea after a harrowing journey abdul camara and his friend you driving to read a 3 days on the atlantic in a rubber dinghy on what's considered the most dangerous migration route in the world. it's estimated that one in every 15 migrants dies on the way. suddenly we heard air leaking from the reporting at that moment everyone was scared to death i had the feeling that this could really be the end for us i thought about my little sister who would then be left without me because. i thought about friends i would never see again when i was in a state of shock and i couldn't move anymore. they made it just 2 of 1000 migrants who have arrived in the canary islands in the past weeks. many islanders feel abandoned by the rest of europe. and officials say fuerteventura can't take any

i with the participants in the caravan are seeking in the sahara. but it's not all in the mind. they like to give something back on something to slow climate change. they want to buy the garden. became the desert. 30 minutes on d w. it's. 5 letters and it's said to be based on its power. box what does it what how much don't obsess point out. we sent reporter my koku got to check it out. good. the minutes d.w. . beethoven is for me. beethoven is for you. beethoven is for helen. beethoven is for her. beethoven is for the. beethoven is for oz. beethoven is for come on. the beethoven 2020 the 250th anniversary here on dio you know. we know that this is very time for us the coronavirus is changing the world changing our lives so take care of yourself a good distance wash your hands if you can stay at how we do w. here for you we are working tirelessly to keep you informed on over platforms we're all in this to get on together make it. to save everybody. stay safe stay safe please stay safe. this is g.w. news live from berlin growing pressure on the authoritarian leader of baylor virt

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security situation in the head with both departing not only from morocco and the territory of western sahara but also from mauritania and senegal hundreds of kilometers further south the increase in traffic on this route comes after the european union started paying morocco to prevent migrants reaching southern spain fire the mediterranean. well arrivals to mainland spain fell by half compared to the same period last year and landings in the cattery islands have nearly increased nearly 7 fold. the sea is surprisingly calm this afternoon at least where ventura. and his friend in for him today remember well the high waves when they arrived on the spanish island they'd already spent 3 days on the sea in a riveting in the atlantic crossing between africa and the canary islands is considered the most dangerous escape route in the world. so literally we heard air leaking from the reporting at that moment everyone was scared to death i had the feeling that this could really be the end for us i thought about my little sister who would then be left without me. and i thought about friends i would neve

such as al qaeda affiliates among subtly someone with the means and the some extent in the greater sahara have been launching attacks and there's been an uptick of violence especially in the center region of mup t.v. that's one of their challenges but there's others half of the population is dependent on humanitarian aid it is the most expensive u.n. operation in the country a $1000000000.00 a year and $14000.00 u.n. soldiers adding to the $4000.00 french soldiers that are on the ground in some of the critics say is because of the presence of the heavy presence of these actors that there hasn't been enough investment in in good governance and in the states being present in the north in the center so that's the challenge ahead no new response from the echo osce or france the former colonial power in terms of the announcement of these new leadership but clearly there's a lot of work ahead for a semi going and the new president bind out. well let's take a look at how things have unfolded in mali the protests against them presidency. began in early june many accuse him of corruption economic

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deteriorating security situation in this with boats departing from morocco and the territory of western sahara also departing hundreds of kilometers fala south from where attaining and senegal arrivals to mainland spain fell by half compared to the same period last year landings in the canary islands increased nearly 7 fold. a calm sea after a harrowing journey. and his friend to read a 3 days on the atlantic in a rubber dinghy on what's considered the most dangerous migration route in the world. it's estimated that one in every 15 migrants dies on the way. so literally we heard air leaking from the reporting at that moment everyone was scared to death i had the feeling that this could really be the end for us and i thought about my little sister who would then be left without me because. i thought about friends i would never see again i was in a state of shock and i couldn't move anymore. they made it just 2 of 1000 migrants who have arrived in the canary islands in the past weeks. many islanders feel abandoned by the rest of europe. and officials say 4 to ventura can't take anymore people. n

security situation in the sawhill boats are setting off from morocco in the territory of western sahara they're also departing hundreds of kilometers further self from mauritania and sinegal now while arrivals to mainland spain fell by have compared to the same period last year landings in the canary islands increased nearly 7 full. a calm sea after a harrowing journey. and his friend abraham to ray spent 3 days on the atlantic in a rubber dinghy on what's considered the most dangerous migration route in the world. it's estimated that one in every 15 migrants dies on the way. down do you suddenly we heard air leaking from the reporting at that moment everyone was scared to death i had the feeling that this could really be the end for us and i thought about my little sister who would then be left without me. you know what i thought about friends i would never see again i was in a state of shock and i couldn't move anymore. they made it just 2 of 1000 migrants who have arrived in the canary islands in the past weeks. many islanders feel abandoned by the rest of europe. and official safewa

in places like libya the sahara legion and so many others we go to the lake yes we care we stay. 3 people are reported killed in egypt as protests against the president and desperate living conditions sweep across the country. itself is there a lie from headquarters and. also ahead ruth bader ginsburg becomes the 1st woman to lie in state in the u.s. capitol donald trump prepares to nominate her supreme court replacement. more than a 1000000 voters go to the polls for a state election in malaysia that could have far reaching consequences for the prime minister. the 1st major event for the auto industry since the start of the global pandemic is underway in beijing. hello at least 3 people are reported to have been killed in anti-government protests in egypt thousands of people have defied a police crackdown for 6 straight day demanding the resignation of president top in fact the has c.c. there is growing anger over corruption a deteriorating economy and poor living conditions. reports. despite the threats of arrest or even deaf egyptians took to the streets in several areas across the cou

making sure that you're hearing the stories from people in places like palestine the young man in the sahara legion and so many others who go to them you make the effort we care we stay. i'm alomar had seen enzo how with the headlines on al-jazeera the number of people worldwide have died from coronavirus has top 1000000 the johns hopkins university tracker mark the increase in the past few hours and that figure has continued to grow with a further 1600 deaths records it's more than 33000000 people have been infected worldwide it's the us brazil and india account for nearly huffs of the world's coronavirus stats one in 20 have been in the united states castro has more from silver spring in maryland's gabby's $1000000.00 plus.

places like alice find the young man in the sahara and so many others go to the lake after we care. and there's debris there's. a move to satisfy her eat the man shot in the back by police talk from his hospital bed as protests step up across the u.s. against racism. hello i'm down jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a heavy toll more signs of the number of deaths from corona virus in mexico could be much worse. a disaster zone saddam declares a 3 month state of emergency after the worst flooding in decades. and close economic relations between china and bangladesh why that's causing an ease in india . the man who's shooting in the back by police triggered a new wave of protests in the u.s. has talked of the pain he's going through jacob blake spoke from his hospital bed nearly 2 weeks after the shooting in canada the 29 year old's been left paralyzed. it's a lot more life to live on him and. your life and not only just your life your legs some that you need to move around move forward in life can be taken from you like the. stables i stayed was in my back state

armed groups such as these in the greater sahara and al qaeda affiliate jemaah islamiyah was the main continue to make gains in the center of the country attacking villagers in targeting the mahdi army who is best positioned to address this issue if it's not the military and probably the trying to reorganize you know the different stuff of the country but this being said you know here again with the army it's a security issue it's a sort of governance issue in july a un investigation accused of the money an army of extrajudicial killings of the civilians there are meant to protect the oversight of the armed forces and addressing the problems of millions is now in the hands of these 2 men they have 18 months to not only organize you elections and ensure security but bring back trust to a broken political system that has so far failed the money and people it was hawke al jazeera. on out there was fighting for 100 years in sudan is causing disaster in neighboring south sudan and the half a 1000000 people that lost their homes and what aid organizations are describing as a humanitarian di

making sure that you're hearing the stories from people in places like palestine libya yemen the sahara legion and so many others we go to the make the effort we care to stay. in doha your top stories on al-jazeera the 1st star peace talks between the afghan government and the taliban have begun in qatar in the opening remarks the government called for an immediate cease fire while the taliban insisted it will protect minorities on to an islam. for those we want all the people of afghanistan to be reunited under one roof again after more than 42 years of upheavals aggressions jihad and resistance all the negatives might differ we all know what happened to us throughout these years and maybe stand today we don't need to address this unique opportunity to move towards a new future that we can define together but. we have acted accordingly to all the points outlined in the previous agreement and we are requesting the other side to act accordingly to those things that have been agreed to so we can have this process without any problems we want of understand to be an independent developed co

deteriorating security situation in the saddle with boats departing from morocco and the territory of western sahara they're also departing hundreds of kilometers father south from our tamia and senegal while arrivals to mainland spain fell behalf compared to the same period last year landings in the canary islands increased nearly 7 fold. a calm sea after a harrowing journey. and his friend brought him to read a book 3 days on the atlantic in a rubber dinghy on what's considered the most dangerous migration route in the world. it's estimated that one in every 15 migrants dies on the way. down do you suddenly we heard air leaking from the reporting it at that moment everyone was scared to death i had the feeling that this could really be the end for us and i thought about my little sister who would then be left without me because. i thought about friends i would never see again when i was in a state of shock and i couldn't move anymore. they made it just 2 of 1000 migrants who have arrived in the canary islands in the past weeks. many islanders feel abandoned by the rest of europe. and official safe

security situation and the votes departing not only from morocco and the territorial feste western sahara but also from mauritania and senegal hundreds of kilometers further south. while arrivals to mainland spain fell by half compared to the same period last year landings in the kennedy islands increased nearly 7 fold. the sea is surprisingly calm this afternoon at least where to ventura up to come out and his friend in britain today remember well the high waves when they arrived on the spanish island they'd already spent 3 days on the sea in a rubber dinghy the atlantic crossing between africa and the canary islands is considered the most dangerous escape route in the world. suddenly we heard air leaking from the reporting at that moment everyone was scared to death i had the feeling that this could really be the end for us and i thought about my little sister who would then be left without me. and i thought about friends i would never see again which i was in a state of shock and i couldn't move anymore. the leak was successfully patched and have told reach the spanish coast in the las

africa's problems seem far away still they have a direct impact on europe. 80000000 people live in the sahara region their livelihoods will be taken away in the coming years and decades the people have to go somewhere and go they will just a matter of where. on lake chad byron experienced firsthand how the climate catastrophe lead to conflicts wars terrorism and. extreme weather is getting worse harvests are failing and large parts of lake chad can no longer be traversed because nature can no longer provide for the people here there are intense fights over the remaining resources entire villages have been burnt down. smaller into villages that ended up at war with each other and it was clearly about resources it was but access to water access to food and fishing rights the weapons they used were as archaic as the landscape spears bows and arrows. of people die on lake chad due to the regional conflicts that have been brought to the region. and the spiral has photographed in syria afghanistan and in the balkans he shoots with a wide angle lens which means he has to get close up to people. spyr