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over all the economy but as well as ensuring that the economy has deemed vironment including a stable political environment to florida so ideology. elite politics as well as economic development issues in she's here they are intimate it linked and i think i just want to go a little bit back to end these point about the dog the dog and the tail and it is often that we see china as international or in taishan is and behavior as something that it does externally when they largely in fact stem from if you look at the p.r. i for example who already made in china 2025 i mean days all have important international ramifications but in fact they come from a tribe as internally so i think it's time that we look very carefully at what's happening inside of china andy to jim paying to try to explain this whole notion about how to move forward through his own. philosophy which is do or circulation who wants to now build a robot domestic ecosystem while at the same time boosting investment. to have more cash in the near future would that work do you think that that could be easy thing to do in the

to china after rushing to pull out rescue after a barrage of attacks from trump making the entire vironment very uncertain so that it definitely is a scarcity value perceived in the bonds. looks like that's what is chris her meal and thank you so much for your time today. i'm breaking this down to christy. i stay tuned because we're going to have you up in the next segment. gold is making a decline in its 3rd straight session as demand for bullion subsides, but people are actually rely on borrowing through banks and other sources to fulfill their financial needs and the pandemic. they're turning to gold loans, it's set to reach $62800000000.00 in fiscal year 2022. so here to explain the industry and what the trouble is, christiane. and we welcome c.e.o. of penn toper for strategies. michael pentode christine, let's start with you. cover 1000 has resulted obviously in the significant amount of job losses. as we just discussed, people have had to rely on these borrowings gold loans now through and b, f c's, and these banks. how do these loans work? so the goal, an industry that has been in ex

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nobody here in kampala, uganda, it is good to have you with us for yet another exciting episode of vironment a show. we focus on africa. here are some of the topics that will be looking at today. how rhonda, trying to revive a decline in the eighty's before we also see how a sharing economy sconce resources can finally, how young activists in ghana fight imply a healthier ecosystem. but foster to run the baby population there has been shrinking. and manami great, there as it has been in europe, the main culprits are chemical pesticides and intensive farming practices, but biggest contributor to biodiversity. they are great pollinators. so beekeepers in rwanda coping, how can they talk of the problems? we went to meet some of them to find out his bees are dying and he can't do anything about it. and same cut, gabo is destroying which over the past 8 years, more than half of his 70 colonies have perished. but if we knew all the bees that come back from the farms, in fact the others are going to be hived off. that's why they got you both in the traditional and the modern beehives, the mother so

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