the sahara desert starts right behind the village. in the morning we mitali mst by as in spelling of his pick up. by grew up here in honey and wants to show us what is happening here. we are company halim and an acquaintance to the editor of the settlement with the palm groves and farmer's fields are located. palin says that there's practically nothing left of the green oasis of his childhood. not really could play them i mean the desert is quickly moving in from all sides on the away susan hammett was from the east of the west and. one sees a night from monitors that allow you to gauge the pace of climate change. when we arrive in the palm groves the weather suddenly deteriorates a sense storm blows up. that has become the new normal here less and less rain and more and more sandstorms and soil erosion. this is what the oasis of her meat looks like now. it is sinking in deserts and. the impact of climate change has long been clear here. when the weather has settled halim and his acquaintance after doing any get straight to her. i thi

the village of handmade elders land on the edge of the sahara. only a patchwork of always seeds remain. agriculture is only possible on a few plots of land. the farmer cultivate a small vegetable garden here on what's left of the tail of the land. the 61 year old has 11 children most of whom have long since left the region. farmer but hardy does not know how long his garden will be able to keep lost something. although he has his own wealth he frequently has to take deeper for water through most of the future it looks like this the boys have to look for work somewhere else. only my generation the older generation stays here. in. the sand dunes are ready encroaching on his garden only a few palm trees are left to remind him of the former oasis. 7000 people live in harmony. most of the inhabitants have left the village. hallums to buy runs a small cafe here. and he also works as a tourist guide. he's fascinated by how the climate is changing his home country. chemist mariam 10 after he is researching this exact subject at the university of kansas b

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being compounded by human encroaching on their habitat projections say for people moving south of the sahara by centuries and. move. this report traces the significance of ivory from prehistoric times to the present from the stone age counts in germany to the savannahs of africa to china and to russia where the siberian permafrost contains tusks from an extinct species that could help solve them. africa's elephants. the earliest known artifacts made from woolly mammoth ivory ran earth in the mountains of southwestern germany in 2017 the site of their excavation was added to the list of unesco world heritage sites under the designation caves an ice age out in the swabian euro. the perforated rock form cheering the earth's middle life iraq is brittle with extensive caves out billy ancestors to come residency at the beginning of the paleolithic age some 40000 years ago the limestone caves of the whole of fells hardly unique archaeological treasures they date back to the time when homo sapiens set out to copy of europe. and eclipse connaught has been conducting research here for decades he heads

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thank them to neighboring solar power plants to remote villages in the sahara region. but everyone here has been looking forward to this day for a long time. this is also. so it's such a relief to finally achieve this and make it possible for the people here. this is taken nearly 9 months of preparation when the moment finally comes where you know now it's happening tomorrow they'll be light it's a great relief. while the village is celebrate the my. early in technicians from africa green tech set to work right now go rock. that there's lots to do before the lights can go on one after the long journey every component needs checking the container spent 6 months at the customs office followed by a long drive lasting many days over sunday roads the solar system costs 150000 euros the hope is it will strengthen the local economy. to make a solar plant like this worthwhile you need a village with at least 4 to 5000 residents we also look very closely at whether there's potential for a productive use of electricity unlike home solar power providers our focus is on strengthen

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today the remnants of the once mighty herd survive only an isolated population south of the sahara. there is probably more ivory in our collections in asia and europe than there is an elephant still alive in the wild. back aslam the old lot forest was home to the german ivory museum in the late 19th century more than 800 tons of african ivory was shipped to europe every year. at a behringer is the scientific director of the museum where prize exhibits date back to the ivory boom of the 19th century. the subject this object is very special for 2 reasons i my thirst it's a fine depiction of a key motive the ad in the out and about like namely a hunting scene in a jack and 2nd and you can clearly recognize the structure of the elephant tusk in a funny stores sans. by the 19th century machines could produce even very intricate objects a museum an air power house is one of the world's oldest functioning lights this was used to serially produced ivory pieces through the industrial revolution ivory objects became mass produced but not all the museums exhibits come from europe. 'd happen he

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