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Steps Forward: Tackling the World's Post-War Landmine Epidemic - Vimarsana News

Steps Forward: Tackling the World's Post-War Landmine Epidemic

Hidden beneath landscapes, post-war landmines linger for decades. Despite global efforts, the fight for a safer world continues.

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Steep slope profile. and more of a conical shape. and i want to show you where goma is located. it's this population density right on the lake shore of lake kuvi. that is, again, an area that is away from the actual volcano. and according to authorities, the lava is flowing, again, away from the populated density areas. but that's good news because this area is a highly populated area. you can see rwanda, burundi, and the eastern sections of congo with that dark shade of red and orange. we're talking about over a half a million people according to the latest estimate in goma. and of course the...

CNN Chicagoland March 17, 2014 02:05:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN Chicagoland March 17, 2014 02:05:00

The stra strait of malacca, the busiest waterway in the world. going in the sea where the merchant ship goes in and out to get back to asia, that is very highly congested. when you get 50, 60, 75 miles off that main thorough fafare, can find pockets that are less congested. not conceivable but in the lower density areas, by commercial shipping, you would expect a higher probability of somebody missing something. >> i want to bring in cnn meteorologist, chad myers. even if we can rule out pakistan, the search area is still enormous. >> it certainly is. probably the size of half of the lower 48 ...