Sand makes up most of the physical world around us. But thanks to climate change and our insatiable demand for sand, we’re now quickly running out of it. Toronto-based journalist Nehal El-Hadi talks to Nahlah Ayed about our complicated relationship to sand, and how that relationship may be leading us toward an environmental crisis.
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with the global economic recovery as well. you know, i covered the campaign quite a bit there was a term we heard the president use it so often, we also heard it today from the uk prime minister as he kicked off the g7. let s take a listen to that. we need to make sure as we recover, we level-up across our societies and we build that better. and discussing how we ll never have a repeat of what we ve seen, but also that we re building back better. together. sand building back greener. and building back fairer. and building back more equal. reporter: building back better, of course, was biden s economic agenda in the campaign. it s now the global agenda here at the g7. of course, craig, on the schedule today, not just these important behind-the-scenes meeting but the g7 leaders are having dinner with the queen,
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