He says. He has personally. An exclusive report from a destroyed city. Starts october 24th. 13 and the world is still waiting for a breakthrough u. S. And chinese trade nations are meeting today aiming to end an impasse in their negotiations but a look at news from this week alone certainly lower expectations also coming. On officials are putting pressure on germany and the netherlands to help spend the brocks way out of crisis and we need a cattle rancher in brazil who thinks that trees are a better long term investment. Care
for giving the World Economy a boost well a couple of people in washington could provide some help u. S. And chinese officials are meeting today to commence their talks over reaching a comprehensive trade deal about one and a have years of the Trade War Which u. S. President trump called good and easy to win have been fought at various stages of escalation increasingly taking its toll on Global Growth now both sides are taking another shot at resolving the disput
wastelands left by gold mining in the heart of the amazon. everything you see around me is part of what s called la pampa. until just a couple of years ago, all of this was virgin rainforest. but hundreds of gold miners were granted concessions here, turning this into a vast desert that goes on for mile after mile. we traveled here to survey these gold mines with paul rosolie, a conservationist who co-founded jungle keepers. what we saw was apocalyptic. we re in the heart of what should be the pristine amazon, and right over our shoulders is a sandstorm. that is just mind boggling. the western amazon is said to be the most biodiverse spot on the planet. but a trio of scourges is killing the amazon gold mining, logging, and slashing and burning for agriculture. these kinds of burns are what are causing 10% to 15% of all the co2 in the atmosphere, right? that s right. almost a fifth of human carbon emissions are coming from this. all we have to do is not burn down forests.
a scientist and meteorologist said that add fuel for the heated debate that particularly the brazilian government has launched over how much economic exploitation of the pristine amazon is wise to be farmers naturally strongly advocated for fewer trees and more pasture although there are some who think differently mount row is a large landowner and proud cattle baron in the 3rd generation from the back of his mule he rules his gigantic ranch in the brazilian state of parana on the amazon. and yet he s different to other brazilian ranchers he wants to preserve the rain forest. just. this myth that cutting down more will make it grow more is ridiculous instead we have to increase our productivity on the land we already have. dams up. the humps of the zebu cattle rise out of the tall
valuable and even if he cuts them down for profit in a few years a new piece of rain forest will have been created here in the protective shade of the fast growing trees the natural far as can gradually spread out until then morrow plants are nutritious type of grass here for his cattle he earns money and at the same time he cultivates the biological diversity of the amazon. nobody in the world produces meat in such a unique environment. we have to take good care of our forests because it also increases the value of our products. he tells us that in the end an intact rain forest is simply better for business now morrow hopes that as president joe you re both so narrow and the other cattle ranchers will come to understand that too. unicef the united nations children s agency depends on donations and now they ll be