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A thick layer of toxic foam covers the surface of São Paulo's largest and most important Tiete River.



What caused toxic foam in Brazil's Tiete river?

Untreated domestic drainage from 39 cities has led to São Paulo's largest Tiete River covered with toxic foam. These videos must certainly raise an alarm!

((SHOTS OF FOAM--)) VO- Toxic foam covering Brazil's&nbsp;largest and most important Tiete River. ((LS of the River)) With a length of 1150 kilometres and a basin area of 150 thousand square kilometres, the&nbsp;Tiete River&nbsp; runs along the coast through S&atilde;o Paulo and dozens of smaller municipalities.&nbsp; Tiete feeds an important hydroelectric power plant that supplies energy to a large part of the region.
Untreated drainage from 39 cities in the metropolitan area is killing aquatic river life as well as polluting riverbanks and emitting noxious odours in riverside communities.
The river has been heavily polluted for decades, and government efforts to clean up the river have been insufficient.
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A thick layer of toxic foam covers the surface of Tiete River.&nbsp;Untreated domestic runoff from 39 cities is killing aquatic river life as well as polluting riverbanks and emitting noxious odours in riverside communities.

A thick layer of toxic foam has covered the surface of S&atilde;o Paulo's largest and most important Tiete River.
Tiete River, with a length of 1150 kilometres and a basin area of 150 thousand square kilometres, runs along the coast through S&atilde;o Paulo and dozens of smaller municipalities, feeding an important hydroelectric power plant that supplies energy to a large part of the region.
Untreated domestic runoff from 39 cities in the metropolitan area is killing aquatic river life as well as polluting riverbanks and emitting noxious odours in riverside communities.
The river has been heavily polluted for decades, and government efforts to clean up the river have been insufficient
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Meet the Indian couple running a street school for the underprivileged

Meet Veena and Virendra&nbsp;Gupta! The Indian couple has set up a street school on a roadside in the national capital to teach the&nbsp;underprivileged.

Meet Veena Gupta and her husband Virendra, who are imparting education to underprivileged&nbsp;children on the streets of Delhi. While Veena&nbsp;is a singer, her husband is a former Indian diplomat. The students, between 4 and 14 years, are given lessons for free in Science, English, Maths and Physical Education. The small, open-air classroom is set up under a banyan tree on a sidewalk. Mrs Gupta carries books, pencils, notebooks among other teaching materials for the children who walk over 2 kilometers from their huts on the banks of river Yamuna to attend the classes. While schools began taking virtual classes amid the pandemic, for those without access to mobile phones, laptops and the Internet, online schooling was not an option. That's when an idea struck the Guptas, who now take teach different groups of students, three times a week, morning and evening. After the classes, students are even treated to lemonade and cookies made by Veena.

Meet Veena Gupta and her husband Virendra, who are imparting education to underprivileged&nbsp;children on the streets of Delhi.
While Veena&nbsp;is a singer, her husband is a former Indian diplomat.
 The students, between 4 and 14 years, are given lessons for free in Science, English, Maths and Physical Education.
 The small, open-air classroom is set up under a banyan tree on a sidewalk. Mrs Gupta carries books, pencils, notebooks among other teaching materials for the children who walk over 2 kilometers from their huts on the banks of river Yamuna to attend the classes.
While schools began taking virtual classes amid the pandemic, for those without access to mobile phones, laptops and the Internet, online schooling was not an option. That's when an idea struck the Guptas, who now take teach different groups of students, three times a week, morning and evening. After the classes, students are even treated to lemonade and cookies made by Veena.

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