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Flies back this expedition is international 600 people from over 60 institutes from 17 countries are on board the extraordinary experiment will last 350 days and travel 2500 kilometers it may be the last of its kind because if Global Warming continues at the present rate then the arctic could already be ice free by the summer of 2030. And thats over now next up as they w. News africa place that you in for that. Last. Agreed on the Peoples Court over the return home the 4th one for the. Families ...

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...

Plane you can see that these are not large scale forest fires but many smaller bushfires in mozambique savannah area we fly on tonight where the president has declared a state of emergency due to drought still plumes of smoke can be seen everywhere mostly from manmade 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 seri...

Can see that these are not large scale forest fires but many smaller bushfires in was a big savannah area we fly on to a number where the president has declared 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. the situation ...