we are still in, an initiative administered by the wwf, has collected about 4,000 signatories calling for the country to rejoin the paris deal. she urges all countries to continue acting on their private commitments rather than rely on united states re-entry to make up for lost time. >> this is a time when every actor who has been in government, national government that has been taking action on climate, should be emboldened to go faster and farther. >> as the inauguration date approaches, environmental non-profits like the wwf are gearing up to collaborate with the new administration and contribute to a worldwide fight. nishikawa mitsuko, nhk world. >>> a north korean outlet said kim jong-un instructed officials to further strengthen anti-coronavirus measures. korean central television reported kim attended a meeting of the workers party on sunday. north korea claims that there have been no confirmed coronavirus infections in the country. but participants discussed the need to step up anti-virus measures, as the pandemic has worsened in some other countries. kim reportedly instructed

according to the wwf, it also killed or displaced as many as 3 billion animals.e fire‘s path as they fought to save some of the country‘s most iconic creatures. this little one is grace. grace came in from a road accident when her mum was unfortunately hit by a car and killed, so she has been with us for nearly two months now. it‘s really important that they do have their teddies. she holds onto that and sees it as her mum. it gives her comfort. if she doesn‘t have one, she does start looking for one, she gets quite stressy. this building is the koala orphanage we‘ve got at the park. hello, you two. it holds all sorts of different animals, not just koalas, but it was established during the bushfire as a response to the need that we had. the park was a hub for all the injured animals coming off the fire ground. at times, the flames got within a couple of kilometres, threatening the centre and everyone working there. 0bviously, because i‘ve got little conor, we evacuated twice. when i left the front gates, i didn‘t know if i would be coming back to absolute devasta

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they want their debates to be like a wwf fight match and drum up support but student stuff. how many people for pa whole day spent heir twitter feed and facebook feed looking at a bug on mike pence's head. which is a scene from the first presidential debate. the partisan media is looking to retape our eye bawls and they make kole picks as much of a sport as possible, and sloaters on both side -- voters on both sides eat that stuff up. >> i think about what derey said about social media being a galvanizing. beings able to be with like-minded people and taking action and then real action is much easier because you have contact with people. what has you research found? >> that's true in small -- some cases. some groups particularly wounds locally organized that have used facebook and other tools to get more people to a meeting to a protest. but often times what happens on social media is that we're learning the wrong information, we tend to learn about national drama stuff and we're practicing the wrong skills of. might be able to reinforce our own commitments and have a hard t

according to the wwf, it also killed or displaced as many as 3 billion animals.d killed, so she has been with us for nearly two months now. it's really important that they do have their teddies. she holds onto that and sees it as her mum. it gives her comfort. if she doesn't have one, she does start looking for one, she gets quite stressy. this is the koala orphanage we've got at the park. hello, you two. it holds all sorts of different animals, not just koalas, but it was established during the bushfire is in response to the need that we had. the park was a hub for all the injured animals coming off the fire ground. at times, the flames got within a couple of kilometres, threatening the centre and everyone working there. 0bviously, because i've got little conor, we evacuated twice. when i left the front gates, i didn't know if i would be coming back to absolute devastation or whether we would come back to having a business still here. dayna's husband, sam, took the extraordinary decision to stay behind and fight the fire. fortunately, the centre was spared, allo

lancaster: if you look at data ovided by wwf, global witness, and eia, you find that not only are we going into a record-breaking yr of land defenders murdered to protect their forest and environment, the u.s. economy is depressed by about $1 million due to illegal logging imports, and illegal logging is the third-largest trans-national crime. goddard: a tree, in fact, is more complex than we know. it has more chromosomes than we have. it can easily be a victim because it may be illegal to take that species, depending on what genus and species it is or where it's located. lancaster: trees can be poached just as any sort of traditional wildlife can be poached. if you can't identify it, you can't protect it, and so our goal is really to develop a database that can be used, hopefully one day, by anybody in the world in order to do this sort of identification to help them fight illegal logging. huff: a lot of cases we've had, it's very difficult to prove that wood was obtained illegally once it gets processed in a mill or once it's removed from the national forest. basically, we have a s