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a featured guest at the united nations convention to combat the certification of. this stadium so i do. but the farmer spends most of his time back home in burkina faso. fighting deforestation during times of climate change takes constant care and vigilance. and his community depends on his knowledge to bring life back to the land. for many so i would go has given them a reason to stay. and joining us tonight from amsterdam is chris rage he is a close friend. so doug a mr a just good to have you on the show i understand that you have known. for more than thirty five years can you tell us what this award means to him well this award is very important to him it is perceived as an international recognition of the book that he has gotten and he has

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - DW - 20180924:17:11:00

a drought was forcing thousands to flee the semi area it s a hell region of central africa in the one nine hundred seventy s. he stayed and began experimenting with traditional techniques. since then he has created some of the most diverse forests in the region and his methods have saved hundreds of square kilometers of arid land from desert if occasion the reclaimed soil allows farmers to produce crops even in times of drought. so i would go has gained international recognition for his work in two thousand and ten he was a featured guest at the united nations convention to combat the certification. this day and so i do. but the farmer spends most of his time back home in burkina faso. fighting deforestation during times of climate change takes constant care and vigilance. and his community depends on his knowledge to

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Transcripts for CNN CNN Newsroom Live 20151211 08:19:00

tom, leader of kiribas. a very small nation in the south pacific. for him if warming goes above 1 funny 5 degrees, his nation will disappear under water. people like him, people from the maldiv maldives, they re here for the survival of their impeople. we re seeing more floods, more droughts more, extreme storms. everybody who comes here has more specific examples of how warming is going to affect them. and certainly your organization works so hard on fighting deforestation. and a some people may be surprised to hear that despite your good efforts, so much of the rain forest are still going. how does that impact global warming. well, deforestation is a critical issue when we talk about climate change. right now deforestation is responsible for about a fifth of climate change, global warming emissions around the world.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - DW - 20180924:21:03:00

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - DW - 20180924:20:03:00

semi area it s a hell region of central africa in the one nine hundred seventy s. he stayed and began experimenting with traditional techniques. since then he has created some of the most diverse forests in the region and his methods have saved hundreds of square kilometers of arid land from desert if occasion the reclaimed soil allows farmers to produce crops even in times of drought so i would go has gained international recognition for his work in two thousand and ten he was a featured guest at the united nations convention to combat the certification. mistakes yes so why do thanks but the farmer spends most of his time back home in burkina faso. fighting deforestation during times of climate change takes constant care and vigilance. and his community depends on his knowledge to bring life back to the land. for many so i would go has given them

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