Human Change
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Humans have found ways to mine the earth’s natural resources.
Cameras in space show mines sprawl and irrigation circles appear in the desert. We have found ingenious ways to use earth’s natural resources but we have also left our trash behind.
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Human Change
Clip: Episode 4 | 2m 4sVideo has Closed Captions
Cameras in space show mines sprawl and irrigation circles appear in the desert. We have found ingenious ways to use earth’s natural resources but we have also left our trash behind.
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Preview: Ep4 | 30s | Cameras in space reveal just how fast our planet is changing. (30s)
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