near go wrong in central mozambique are not only a threat to the environment people are also at risk. you know the fires came from back there far away from him. and they were they had already burned down to house that is. the owners had just gone on a short trip to my somethings in the village if you can have the world and when they came back the houses were gone. and full of suspects that hunters set the fire as a way to hunt wild animals while she s gathering woods 2 men walk past carrying shackled they say they re just porters and had nothing to do with the fires. for go in there it s illegal to set fires here or did the commodity for
a state of emergency due to drought still plumes of smoke can be seen everywhere mostly from men made fires before the rainy season locals prepare their fields using traditional slash and burn techniques the ashes are used as fertilizer experts say this is typical for the region but it can be dangerous. given that that we even serious drought situation this is getting serious problem for livestock but in the nation above stiffened before for the water the animals so it is a problem we do have it because it because you bet in areas and. so the. ration takes some time and then they re in there s no food for the animals there s no food for the water that is there s no food for livestock land clearance hunting and the fires of southern africa have several causes in spite of the damage to the nature of the environment the situation is not yet out of control the people here are
we talked to those who began the struggle for freedom and almost personal courage. the book will score no telephone call for almost every of them have been in the courtroom we applaud goal of being surprised when i saw it coming 10 years before the 4th room number one. what does it take to change the course of history. raising the curtain starts september 30th on d w. young people around the world are leading a mass strike protesting in action on a climate crisis that is making itself felt worldwide in heat waves droughts forest fires and storms will the tangible effects of global warming and the protests of younger generations who will bear the future price truly decisive moves by politicians are we ready to change course youth in revolt climate of
when it heads to the arctic binyamin robert there and oceanographer joining us today and. well member those images of forest fires destroying the amazon rain forest they shocked all of us and prompted a global response but when nasa released satellite images of those places we also discovered that there were actually more fires burning in southern and central africa than those in the amazon today some of those fires are continuing to burn our correspondent adrian crieff was recently in both namibia and central mozambique where there are fears right now that if it doesn t rain soon the damage in those areas could be irreparable. elizabeth and fuller rushes together firewood for cooking before that s timber too in flames the bush fires