uganda. thank sandra year. the crisis is definitely affect in africa, but in the next 30 minutes, we ll be looking at some innovative ways to grow food and leave of your room produce. i am chris the lamps in oregon state nigeria coming up. an example from gone up, our vegetables can be gro, labeled all the tiny, lots of land. i m example from germany, how fish farms can flourish, even in the pieces. and an example from ron death, how drones can make life so farming safer and more profitable? how can we ensure food security in the face of the climate crisis? 95 percent to a farms in africa depend directly on rain fall, drove to an extreme weather, regularly decimated across. so reducing that ring dependence is key, especially because the grid import that would normally make up for the shot fall on the block because of the war in ukraine. one promise in modal is i grew forestry. farmers and ivory coast are rediscover in this traditional method of funding, but they still have a
0 rivals in an epic mayor for race that would play out a few years later, they joined together to introduce what was called the equality act of 1974. for first time ever there was now legislation in congress to ban employment discrimination against gays and lesbians. it went farther than that, extending protections to women and unmarried people as well. housing, public accommodations and public facilities like libraries. it went nowhere in congress that year, given the tide of social change, seemed like the sort of bill that would slowly but surely work its way to passage in the years ahead. in fact, it wasn t long before there was a companion bill in the senate. introduced by paul tsongas, a democrat for massachusetts. what no one saw coming then was the backlash. brand-new, well organized backlash from culturally conservative forces. it was the pace of social and cultural change in the 1970s that gave rise to the religious right. fundamentalists and evangelical dark day for the gay r