Woodland: The Salt Water Crisis (Part 3): US $10m Project Launched to Adapt Region To Flooding
While works continue to repair the breach of the New Cut Channel, a tributary to the South Oropouche River in southern Trinidad, international aid has arrived. Funded through the Adaptation Fund, a US $10 million project has been launched in the South Oropuche River Basin to adapt the region to extreme weather, climate change impacts and sea level rise. Kalain Hosein has the details in the two of a three-part series of Woodland: The Saltwater Crisis. Voice & Producer: Kalain Hosein Cameramen: Michael Ramsingh, Brent Pinheiro, Che Teekersingh Editors: Ronald Ramlackhansingh, Chris Mohammed

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Woodland: The Salt Water Crisis (Part 1): Breach Destroys Farmland, Kills Native Animals, Fauna

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Traditional owners battles new frontier of seabed mining in the Northern Territory

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Woodland: The Salt Water Crisis

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Why Nobody's Eating McDonald's Anymore

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FREE Water was ILLEGAL…He Changed That…

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Ethiopia Abandoned Tree Planting In The Desert And Did THIS—Nobody Saw This Coming

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Why Ancient Humans Went From Black to White?

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Why 60,000 People Live on a Rock with Zero Resources

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Why is it flooding in Trinidad and Tobago?

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This Battery Lasts for 30 Years And China Just Put It on the Grid

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Perché i Nativi Americani non invasero l’Europa

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Woodland: The Salt Water Crisis (Part 2): UWI, IMA Investigates Saltwater Extent & Impact

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He NOTICED One STRANGE Thing in 1983 — 40 Years Later Scientists Couldn't Believe What He Found!

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Why We're Digging Trenches To Plant Mangroves

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Egypt Is About to Flood the Sahara Desert

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Speak Up T&T

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Worst Plane Landing Fails Caught on Camera

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Glen Canyon Dam: How a Bubble Nearly Destroyed It

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Photographers Who Became Friends With Wildlife in the Sweetest Way! 😍🐾

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