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Upcoming Taliban leaders are being trained at a college funded by Pakistan. Also: From fish farming to tasty vegetables. Plus: The Dominican Republic has a trash problem.
This week on Global 3000: Vaccine skeptics in the US relying on prayer to get through the pandemic. Releasing jaguars back into the wild in Argentina. Illegal gold miners in Mozambique and tasty street food in Brasilia.
China's food couriers put in long, grueling days to make ends meet. The Tibetan diaspora continues. A lake in Kenya swallows land and livelihoods.
Illegal mining is on the rise in the Amazon rainforest - thanks in part to rising gold prices during the pandemic. But the miners are also encroaching on protected areas to the horror of the indigenous Munduruku people.
Global 3000 – The Globalization Program The port city of Beira in Mozambique suffered widespread damage and catastrophic flooding when Cyclone Idai hit two years ago. Now the city is arming itself for the future, with an ambitious natural flood-protection program. Watch video 26:01