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That was not to say that in a couple of days time he would not do just that and consider retiring. but he has stressed that, for the moment, he intends to continue his duties. he does, for example, still want to make a trip to ukraine. we were expecting some news on that, but he said, for now, he has to consult his doctors first. lets turn now to omaha in new zealand, where campaigners have been urging local authorities to do more to prevent starfish and other sea creatures from being artificial...

85% of sudans gold is produced artisanally. this, right here, it may not look like much, this is what is left after the rocks that the miners have brought in is milled. now, they have taken that they can out of it, but this gets sold. and when it is properly processed, with someone who has superior technology, you can make ten times what those miners over there are making. ten times more money without any of the back breaking work. and the only foreign processing plant operational in sudan is wa...

Sudans ops, and vagnas key enforcer, previously convicted of kidnap and robbery, working with this man, sudanese general in a quid pro quo for training and weaponry. we traveled 200 miles north from the capital khartoum to gold country, to take a closer look at vagnas main moneymaker, artisanal gold. miners bring rocks they extract here to be processed. 85% of sudans gold is produced artisanally. >> this right here, it may not look like much. this is whats left after the rocks that the miners ha...

Main moneymaker, artisanal gold. miners bring rocks they extrant here to be processed. 85% of sudans gold is produced arti artisanally. >> this right here, it may not look like much. this is whats left after the rocks that the miners have brought in is milled. now, theyve taken what they can out of it, but this gets sold, and when its properly processed with someone who has superior technology, you can make ten times what those miners over there are making. ten times more money without any of th...

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The u.s. is asking for two people of its own back. >> okay. natasha bertrand, frederik pleitgen, thank you very much for the breaking news. urgent search and rescue efforts across eastern kentucky. historic flooding has left at least 16 people dead, including six children. president biden issued a major disaster declaration for the state. entire homes, look at this, buildings, roads, swept away. the people who live there are describing terrifying discovers. 5:00 a.m. knocks on the door, turned...

Media platforms to help counter harmful and inaccurate information. a british scientist who helped to inspire the green movement — james lovelock — has died at the age of 103. he was best known for his gaia hypothesis, the idea that planet earth acts as an interconnected, self—regulating system. in later years, he warned that climate change could have a devastating impact on humanity. our environment analyst roger harrabin looks back on his life. the earth. forjames lovelock, a planet with...

Police or the _ they coping now? i think the police or the local _ they coping now? i think the | police or the local authorities came to the school and checked on all of the cracks, all of the things that were damaged and already doing their part in order to fix the damages. because our province is already under red alert for that. one of the people who helped inspire the green movement — james lovelock — has died aged a—hundred—and—three. the british scientist had warned that climate...

Impact on humanity. our environment analyst, roger harrabin, looks back on his life. the earth. forjames lovelock, a planet with not only creatures and plants on it, but a complex, integrated system, where even the rocks interact with living things to maintain conditions for life. lovelock called it the gaia theory, a revolutionary idea named after the greek mother goddess of the earth. the gaia notion sees those two processes, thats to say, the evolution of life and the evolution of the planet ...

Homes shaken and cars destroyed. A neighborhood in La Vergne has had enough; they're blaming the damage on blasting. The blasting from a construction site in the area and they want it to stop.