This Week on Americas Now: The Rise of Reverse Migration
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Thousands of migrants once seeking the American dream are now heading in the opposite direction. In Panama, many find themselves at a pivotal turning point. Michelle Begue reports on the growing trend of reverse migration and the human stories behind it.
Beyond Fire: California’s Soil Erosion Crisis
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The wildfires have already devastated homes and forests, but an even more dangerous consequence is taking shape. Mike Kirsch explains how fire-damaged soil is setting the stage for deadly erosion and mudslides across California.
Feeding Mexico in a Changing Climate
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Mexico’s Food Supply at Risk from Extreme Weather
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Farmers in Mexico are facing an impossible challenge: feeding the country while battling extreme weather. CGTN’s Alasdair Baverstock reports on how climate change is transforming agriculture—and the urgent adaptations underway.
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Awakening the Sensory Mind Through Glass and Geometric Shapes
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Architect-turned-artist Valeria Divinorum creates mesmerizing stained glass works that bend light into art. We visited her studio in New York to witness how she brings geometry and color to life through glass.
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