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And how well the ones that are still out in the wild have adapted to the changing conditions, so their habitat was completely destroyed and they've managed to pull through and be eating the regrowth rather than eating established trees like usual, they've been a lot more resilient than expected, so it's been awesome to see the resilience of the australian wildlife. throughout the crisis, the centre received a wave of international press coverage and donations from all over the world. the whole area got a lot of attention because of the unusual intensity of the bushfires. nearly half the entire...

Global warming has so far had limited impact. when countries are signed the agreement in 2015, they undertook to limit the rise of damages to well below two celsius this century. but when scientists added up all the pledges made to cut carbon, they mounted to around three degrees of warming by 2100 with potentially disastrous consequences for the planet. however, the last three months have seen some significant changes. china surprised the world by announcing at the un that they would aim for net zero carbon emissions by 2060. while president—electjoe biden has promised that the us will achi...

Below two celsius this century. but when scientist added up all the pledges to cut carbon they added up to about three degrees by 2100. but the last three months have seen some significant changes. china surprise the world by announcing at the un david dein for net zero carbon emissions by2060, for net zero carbon emissions by 2060, while president—elect joe biden has promised the us will achieve the same goal ten yea rs will achieve the same goal ten years earlier. ta ken will achieve the same goal ten years earlier. taken together, these steps would limit warming to 2.1 degrees, closer to ...

Archaeological survey ever taken in the mayan lowlands, is the initiative of the foundation for maya cultural and natural heritage, pacunam. and what is lidar exactly? what makes it such a great tool? well, it really strips off the forest canopy, with billions of laser beams that map individually each return, every time they hit something in the surface. and that will give tremendous use for understanding of the forest and the biomass. how many billions of laser beams are actually...? i think our first data said it had 60 billion returns, so that is an incredible amount of data. and how long d...

Variety of methods to clear the mines. some of them were in deep sand and others were close to the surface. we used a multitude of machines to get to them. sifting buckets, excavators, screening machines. along with your conventional mine detector and de—mining with a trowel. conventional mine detector and de-mining with a trowel. we are seeing pictures of it now. tell us about today. 20 mines will be ceremonially blown up?|j about today. 20 mines will be ceremonially blown up? i will detonate 20 anti—vehicle mines and that will be the signal that the last mines in the falklands have been ...