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One of those caught in the storm in the south—west of the country was journalist jack losh — he's been telling us more about what happened. the storm was intense. i had been trekking to see the famous iconic mountain gorillas of uganda the previous day. we returned and a huge electrical storm struck the place where we were staying and the thunder was dramatic, the downpour of rain was like nothing i had seen before and, tragically, it seems that this gorilla family were caught up in it as well. the bigger picture here is that if we return to the 1980s there were only 250 of these iconic bi...

Island with her belongings still here. >> cher's aunt mary started phoning cher's friends in panama. >> we immediately started calling her friends and going what's going on? and everyone was saying you know cher, she might have gone for a week and she lost her phone and i'm like well, okay. maybe. >> mary logged onto cher's facebook page and reached out to those friends. >> where's cher? they're going i don't know but we're mad at her too. she always day. why would she not call me? aggravated like what are you doing? >> and then some good news. cher's friends received a text message from her s...

Will find this news rather shocking. it's both surprising and upsetting that such a desolate location is so polluted. researchers believe that the particles have been blown here from populated areas in europe and north america. up here, you look around you every day and you see something that you think is the pristine arctic, as it's called, and it's not anymore. and we see it every day and it's really, really sad. there were also fires in the amazon forest in the summer. brazil's space agency said that there was an 85% increase in fires in 2019, the worst in brazilian amazon history since 201...

Researchers believe that the particles have been blown here from populated areas in europe and north america. up here, you look around you every day and you see something that you think is the pristine arctic, as it's called, and it's not anymore. and we see it every day and it's really, really sad. there were also fires in the amazon forest in the summer. brazil's space agency said that there was an 85% increase in fires in 2019, the worst in brazilian amazon history since 2010. some thought it to be deliberate in order to create more farmland. the fires have made the problem of the rapid def...

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