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July storms spoil holidays and ruin crops in England, whilst heat wave and drought kills 800 in America.
Prolonged drought reduces City’s water reservoirs by more than two-thirds. Authorities institute "dry day" when use of water is forbidden except for essential purposes.
Fresh start with state aid. Ruined by prolonged drought US farmers found new colony in far north.
This is Leslie Woodhead’s fourth DISAPPEARING WORLD film made with the Mursi of south-west Ethiopia since 1985. He has filmed the continuing story of a people as they fight to maintain their identity...
America badly hit. Record dry spell kills cattle and scorches crops ... Five hundred million dollar relief scheme to aid stricken farmers.
Over 26 million people who live in the Sahel region of Africa are continually threatened by drought. Looks at how the shortage of water affected Gad Amar Fal, a small village in North Senegal. Examines...
Sir Frederick Rowland becomes new Lord Mayor of London on one of the wettest days in the history of the show.
During the 1970s and 1980s the recurrence of famine in rural areas of Africa resulted in many hundreds of thousands of deaths, notably in the Sahel, in Ethiopia and in Mozambique. Well publicised famine...
Water may not be a scarce resource generally in the UK but it nonetheless needs careful management. The Dee River management scheme of the Welsh Water Authority is a fascinating example of such management,...
Shows how the camel has been successfully domesticated and used to combat the effects of the droughts of the previous five years.
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