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fossett back in lagos nigeria joining me from uganda is my colleague sandra hello from me to i am sandra teen of the hour here in uganda the africa well on today's show we're going to visit the river that's those things live but is also a source of conflict because water is a cost and value of those who also take on the cost. someone planted a company that used green and sustainable. in the democratic republic of congo 1000 people friendly chuckle. and a project in uganda to teach kids about the environment. fust to the mara river it starts in kenya and it flows into left victoria. it is 400 kilometers long and it is an important resource that the 2 countries have to ship they are all over how to manage it fairly unsustainable it is the kind of conflict the to see elsewhere in africa too we went to tanzania to meet people who are walking on resolving the issues. of. the mar river in northwestern tanzania is the lifeline for local villages. they have to travel almost 3 kilometers to collect fresh water people here only use a small amount of water for the homes livelihoods and animals but the p

rethink and make the textile business more sustainable welcome to this special edition of africa i am sandra teen of you here in campolo uganda the pile of africa we've me is a my colleague nia to ivor sondra and hello to our viewers out there. we're here in lagos nigeria saunders already said today we will show ideas on how to reduce our demand for textile pro dogs unlimited environmental damage to course 1st i thought a few facts and figures and here's a check. greenhouse gas emissions from textile production amount to more than $1200000000.00 tons a year that's more than from all international flights a maritime shipping combined. the clothing industry also uses lots of chemicals 3000 different ones can be used in the production of t. shirts. a lot of cast aside and other chemical residues end up in waterways textile production accounts for 20 percent of industrial waste water pollution worldwide. fast fashion means clothes are manufactured ever faster and more cheaply retailers change their collections with great rapidity clothing production has more than doubled since 2000 more than $1000000

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