Treasure
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| Episodes | EpisodesS04 E02 · The Holy GrailJun 8, 2003 S04 E01 · Lost Riches of the CapitanaJun 1, 2003 S03 E01 · Mystery Gold of the Black Sea WarriorsMay 5, 2001 View 15+ more |
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About Treasure
Treasure is a concentration of wealth — often those that originate from ancient history — that is considered lost and/or forgotten until rediscovered. Some jurisdictions legally define what constitutes treasure, such as in the British Treasure Act 1996.
Man in his 60s held over Sycamore Gap tree felling
... Det Ch Insp Rebecca Fenney-Menzies said: " The senseless destruction of what is undoubtedly a world-renowned landmark - and a local Treasure - has quite rightly resulted in an outpouring of shock, horror and anger throughout the North East and further afield...
Kitchen shrine serpents and other fascinating new Pompeii discoveries
... Dig anywhere in the ancient city destroyed by Mount Vesuvius in AD79 and you will unearth an ancient Treasure - a snapshot of a lost Roman world...
Miami zoo apologises for mistreatment of iconic kiwi bird
... Kiwis are beloved by all cultures in New Zealand and considered a Māori cultural Treasure - it is incredibly rare for them to be kept in captivity...
Manchester Arena bombing: Saffie Roussos's parents on hearing the truth
... Each Treasure - her first lock of hair, her newborn ID bracelet - unlocks a memory and she basks in them...
How Dua Lipa and The Weeknd the 80s brings back. . again
... We discover something that our parents were in, and it seems like you are, you will discover hidden Treasure...
When sexual abuse has been called, seduction: his past, faced
... Denise Bombardier may have been denigrated in 1990 for the attack on a French literary Treasure admired by President François Mitterrand, no less - but in reality, they represented the future...
Showgirl Video: The last peep show in Las Vegas
... in contrast to many who live in Las Vegas, Treasure was born there...
Amazon fires: Seven countries sign forest protection pact
... This meeting will live on as a co-ordination mechanism for the presidents that share this Treasure - the Amazon, said Colombian Presiden Iván Duque, who hosted the summit in the city of Leticia...
Amazon fires: Seven countries sign forest protection pact
Seven South American countries have agreed measures to protect the Amazon River basin, amid global concern over massive fires in The World 's largest tropical forest.
Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru and Suriname signed a pact, setting up a disaster response network and satellite monitoring.
At a summit in Colombia, they also agreed to work on reforestation.
More Than 80,000 fires have broken out in the Amazon Rainforest this year.
"This meeting will live on as a co-ordination mechanism for The Presidents that share this Treasure - the Amazon," said Colombian Presiden Iván Duque, who hosted The Summit in The City of Leticia.
Meanwhile, Peruvian President Martín Vizcarra said: "Goodwill alone is not enough anymore. "
The Seven Nations also agreed to put more efforts into education and increase The Role of indigenous communities.
Burning trees in the Brazilian AmazonThe countries were represented in Leticia by presidents, vice-presidents and ministers.
Brazil's far-right President Jair Bolsonaro took part by videolink because he was preparing for surgery.
What's the background to this?The Amazon is a vital carbon store that slows down the pace of Global Warming , and 60% of it is located in Brazil.
The Number of fires between January and August 2019 is double that of the same period last year, according to the country's National Institute For Space Research (Inpe).
President Bolsonaro has drawn intense domestic and international criticism for failing to protect the region.
Environmentalists say his policies have led to an increase in fires this year and that he has encouraged cattle farmers to clear vast swathes of the Rainforest since his election last October.
Bolivia has also seen fires rage across The Forest near its borders with Brazil and Paraguay.
Meanwhile, Brazil's leading meat export industry group and agricultural businesses have joined an environmental campaign calling for an end to deforestation in public lands in the Amazon and demanding government action.
Several international retailers have said they are suspending purchases of Brazilian leather because of the links between cattle ranching and the fires devastating parts of the Amazon Rainforest .
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Source of news: bbc.com
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