Hi im femi oke am during the stream today its been called the 8th wonder of the weld a huge green belt of trees planted to hope that theres a holiday as it in our 2nd discussion in a whole week of shows tied to the covering climate now initiative were looking at an ambitious african Land Restoration project called the great green wall so your questions your comments on twitter and i would you want us to get them into this. Im actually can solo i am a climate advocates and a climate scientist and you are in the stream. The south is one of the most vulnerable places on earth to have it. Its on the front lines of Climate Change. More than 80 percent of people survive in some form of agriculture. If people cant work their land. Millions across the region. Will be forced to migrate. So that was a clip from the new documentary the great green of war could a forest planted from the way to duty address migration and other social issues so i think it could since 2007 work has been underway on a
Currency what runs the economy the main reason is inflation because a raise in the value of the u. S. Dollar immediately translates to a race in the price of almost everything in the early 20th century argentina was one of the richest countries in the world thanks to the export of beef wheat and other farm goods but things changed in the 1930 s. Because of the Great Depression the United States and political instability and since then i didn t. Know has defaulted on its sovereign debt several times and inflation has almost always been in the double digit this museums and shows how they are doing time currency has depreciated over the years and in a way it explains why arjun times preferred to save in u. S. Dollars. The word crisis and devaluation appears repeatedly in the coin museum of when a site is over the years argentina has not been able to solve its main problem the economy needs dollars to grow but the country spends more than it produces so it needs to borrow abroad thats what
Targeting children and turning millions into nicotine addicts us president dog transplantable the war on the border with mexico is being criticized for its expensive price tag is the cost to the environment thats now being questioned with those living in the area warning flag a devastating impact on biodiversity jocasta reports mccallan texas. In this crook of the Rio Grande River where mexico lies on one bank the United States on the other flora shiz biodiversity we have over 240 species of butterflies documented on the property with the possibility of about 350. 00 species that can be seen in north america and mexico found here the National Butterfly center is a private charity that owns and conserves this land but now its fighting the trumpet ministrations plans to build an 11 meter high wall through the Properties Middle the centers director says that will begin a chain of damaging ecological changes that we will have nothing to produce we hear nothing to filter our groundwater not
Well go live to india for what we can expect from the meetings. And possibly bad news for donald trump. A judge rejected a bid by his former Chief Of Staff to move the cases in georgia to federal court. We begin with Breaking News out of morocco where rescues are under way after a powerful earthquake. The government says the quake overnight killed more than 600 people and injured more than 300, and the death toll is expected to rise. The u. S. Geological survey says the 6. 8magnitude quake was the strongest in more than 120 years. World leaders and International Leaders are Offering Support and condolences. Have a look, video showing the harrowing moments friday as residents run for safety. Some just barely escaping falling debris. Cnn now live from lagos, nigeria. A devastating earthquake. What more are we learning about the damage and the Rescue Efforts . Reporter kim, were in the critical window to save lives, and Search And Rescue operations are going on in the high Atlas Mountains
The effects of climate change are becoming increasingly evident and yet a key component of the fight to preserve lives and livelihoods, namely adaptation funding, has stagnated, according to attendees of last month’s Africa Climate Roundtable. The event – hosted by African Risk Capacity (ARC), alongside various climate- and development-focused organisations, including the Africa Adaptation Initiative, the World Food Programme, the African Union Development Agency-NEPAD (AUDA-NEPAD), the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI), the African Capacity Building Foundation, the Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa, the United Nations Human Settlements Programme, the African Export-Import Bank, and the African Guarantee Fund – took place on May 7 and 8, mere days after the Kenyan government ordered evacuations for at-risk citizens, following weeks of heavy rainfall and flooding.