the river. and so it's it's interesting. but so if you think the river system as a circulatory system rather than just a trunk of water, that's like a conveyance like the hudson river out there, would look at it. and we see this long body water that's it's almost like a big ditch of water. i know that seems disrespectful, but that's pretty much what we've done to that river. we've ditched it because. we wanted it for transportation. but a river is like a circulatory system. so this supreme court decision removed protection on 70% of the river system because the tributaries, all the perennial streams, all the intermittent streams, all wetlands, they're not protected anymore unless they're like literally connected to the big river, which is usually not the case so disconnected wetlands. what we call disconnected wetlands, which are actually of the vast circulatory system of the river scape, are no longer protected and. it's just heartbreaking. i mean, we've got the inflation reduction act, which f

we are now at the edge of the keshkan river. you can see that the water in the river is rising due to the good rains that are coming from above. in khorram abad, khorram river overflowed . also according to the general manager of management. after the water of the kashkan river rose, the communication road of 5 villages was blocked. as a result of the rain in some areas of khuzestan, the river water rose. according to the interior minister, the rains have caused serious damage so far has not we have rains in lorestan, but thankfully it is managed, so we don't have any special problems. in the case of rahmat, the work is completely managed. we do not have any particular problem in ilam, but this does not mean that our loved ones do not follow the instructions that have been announced before . selin region of kurdistan was recorded with 88 mm. according to the forecasts of the meteorological organization, the rains will continue until tomorrow. saeed hajizadeh, radio and television news agency. well, with the meteorologist i talk

we're saying to people who have property along the river, people who enjoy the river, people who use — a legal right — to be able to enjoy the river, be able to enjoy it without interference from pollution. so this is the living room. 0k. and that's the view you get. the river wye in our garden. that's what people pay for. mark rents out a holiday home on the banks of the wye, and he's worried he'll lose out because the riverjust isn't an attraction any more. we can't, with all honesty, say to people, "help yourself, swim in the river," because it's damaged. so let's wait and see how badly it affects our business. what are you hoping to achieve by being part of this group litigation? holding them to account, hitting them where it hurts — in their pocket — because that seems to be the only way, the only thing they understand, and getting restitution for the river. somebody has to repair the damage. avara foods declined an interview, but told bbc news the wye's problems started before the expansion of chicken farms, and that other types of farming can also lead to nutrients in the rive

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and the patapsco river huge river as well. it's a huge river. it's a tidal river., the tide was changing. so tide is coming back in again every time you've got tidal flows, that's an extra hazard for those crews who are working down there in amongst some pretty precarious wreckage that is now over that cargo vessel that is now in the water as well. so they're working in and around that, dealing with the natural flow combined with the tidal flow combined with the tidal flow of the river, the, in very cold and unpredictable conditions, so very dangerous. >> and we can see some very small boats nearby, whether they are part of the search and rescue or the recovery operation, or are they media or are they people just having a knows there will be a media exclusion zone? >> without a doubt. so i would imagine that the media are not going to be allowed anywhere near on the water. no, the activities that are going on there, which is why you've got there, which is why you've got the media helicopters which are providing these invaluable shots that can show the bridge that c

mexico. fun to a huge river delta. the louisiana has sort of the fastest for roading coast in the world. and we're losing thousands of square miles of westland. and it's a combination of factors including sea level rise and natural subsidence for the same thing been has been monitoring changes to the delta c, use the built this small sail boat a few months ago. been in friend, richie a sailing to a remote highland in the delta. they want to cancel the 9th and spend the following day exploring the i feel like slowing down taking half a day to get anywhere. that process of slowing down kind of helps me see this landscape better and more clearly. growing up here was a good way to understand this landscape. and i, i spent holidays and summers on my dad shrimp, of learning these waters. i learned to swim right over there and much of these areas have, have washed away into something unrecognizable. the bin is looking for a remote island to spend the nights on because tomorrow he wants to do something out of the ordinary. go

. fun to a huge river delta. the louisiana has sort of the fastest for roading coast in the world. we're losing thousands of square miles of westland. and it's a combination of factors including sea level rise and natural subsidence for the same thing been has the monitoring changes to the deal to use the built this small sail boat a few months ago. been in friend, richie a sailing to a remote highland in the delta. they want to cancel the 9th and spend the following day exploring the i feel like slowing down taking half a day to get anywhere. at process of slowing down kind of house may see this landscape better. and more clearly. growing up here was a good way to understand this landscape, and i spent holidays and summers all my dad shrimp boat learning these waters. i learned to swim right over there and much of these areas have, have washed away into something unrecognizable the been, he's looking for a remote island to spend the night on because tomorrow he wants to do something out of the ordinary. go ahead

, by heading down to the west part of the river. . , , ., , ., the river.lose to _ the river. that is the beauty of living so close to somewhere i living so close to somewhere like that. steve potter, good to talk to you. the oliviers are the most presitious awards event in uk theatre and this year — hollywood stars are leading the nominations. nicole scherzinger, sarah snook and sarahjessica parker have all been recognised for their performances this year. the hit musical sunset boulevard scooped 11 nods, including scherzinger for best actress in a musical and tom francis for best actor in a musical. and dear england, james graham's play about england manager gareth southgate, has nine, withjoseph fiennes receiving his first. with me is our reporter meghan owen. interesting that this year quite a few hollywood names. 50 interesting that this year quite a few hollywood names.— few hollywood names. so many familiar faces _ few hollywood names. so many familiar faces for _ few hollywood names. so many familiar faces for the _ few hollywood names. so many fami

river, they can all come forward. river, be able to enjoy it without interference from pollution. so this is the living room. and that's the view you get. the river wye in our garden. it's what people pay for. mark rents out a holiday home on the banks of the wye, and he's worried he'll lose out because the riverjust isn't an attraction any more. we can't, with all honesty, - say to people, help yourself swim in the river, because it's damaged. so let's wait and see how badly it affects our business. _ what are you hoping to achieve by being part of this group litigation? holding them to account. hitting them where it hurts — in their pocket, because thatj seems to be the only way. the only thing they understand. and getting restitution for the river. - somebody has to repair the damage. in a statement, avara foods said... jonah fisher, bbc news. now how many of you remember this smash hit from the late 90s? #we # we will be singing when we are wending. # i get knocked down and i get up again...# it's a bit of an ear

the river is quite high, the moment is quite hungry. a few weeks ago, the areas where we loan shown where be phoned up with the traits across was actually underneath the water. so by see the part of the shipping outstanding, the bank preparation to ground works as simple as and then and a to further what to maintain that with some 20000 soldiers from 9 nato countries participating. this exercise led by poland is also a demonstration that the alliance is ready to deploy its pure had forces wherever there are needed. i would argue it's the right exercise at the right time, because it sends a unified message, unified message to potential enemies like russia. at force pertains letting me slide dresser, you know, nato is preparing itself against, choose fritz, it's russia and it's terrorist threats. but i would argue that this message is also going to own audiences. we need to prepare ourselves. we need to be better and to spend more on drills like this one and on defense in general, need to officers say, but apart from these more general co

rivers are the main life artery of polesie. for us it is a river.river, and since the dead one is on the bank of yaselda, we somehow we feel this power that the river gives us. the valley of the yaselda river belongs to the territory of the romsar lands, mostly it is very swampy and... our sporo reserve was created along the river, it is the lungs of europe, because these swamps are an untouched corner of nature, and are also the habitat of rare birds, red-listed birds and rare plants, the symbol of the berezhsky region is our aquatic warbler, since... here is the largest nesting area of ​​the aquatic warbler in europe. in a year, if it falls big amount of precipitation, then the river floods. this whole swamp turns into a large lake, but there are years when there is drought and the swamp dries up, you can just walk on it, 10 years ago, when almost every resident of the sdit village had a cow, then all these swamps were mowed by hand, now when, due to inadvisability, the grass is not mowed, the swamps become overgrown, but... still, the sporovsky r

of abdanan, enters the chikhwa river, enters the doverich river, and from the other side, the deholoran to this area up to the top ten. until we reach mehran, it is a high-risk area , dear ones, if you move there at night, stop be sure to pay attention to this, this is an example , so the recommendations of almost all the dignitaries are that if it is not necessary to extend the red warning of these five provinces until thursday, mr. doctor, we should contact another studio. mr. kobadi, have a summary about the actions of the red crescent , what is important for these five provinces. i will go back and receive the final recommendations of both nobles in the studio . emdadi has been deployed in the provinces affected and also the point that i want to convey , as dear ones and also mr. nami mentioned, the most important action is to observe safety precautions and in fact, the special attention of our compatriots to weather warnings is the most important thing in the next few days as far as possible. avoid unnecessary trips. if you have patients, if you have women who are pregnant in the c

from a put try river the . i'm you notice it's a jude farmer here. the lie. hey brother. did you also plant the season? no, no, not this year. i'm. i don't, i love life on the island. we buy them, but i live on the mainland because of the developers and coons every day. i come back here in the morning in the lead in the evening. i loved the nature here, however, the air was fresh and comic looked. however, there's so much to do on the island, so many opportunities on the mainland. i have new land and nothing to working with a river pirates. that's what i mean. recalls the people who attacked and seriously injured his brother. i got he shows us the scars from the knife glance. he tells us that the pirates stole his cow is it is all over the crime is not the only thing that makes life hard on the chars. legally i've tried several of our struggles. as far as the outside of my c id must be able to do better been logged in. the rainy season that floods over twice. i go as i so we move the coast to the mainland on. o

it's one of the longest rivers in the world. the we're on a journey through northern allows us to explore the landscapes and experience the laid back laotian way of life. first time in a small village on the meek, on river lives 50 year old 2nd. twice a day. he takes his whole fishing boat out onto the river of a 1200 different species of fish live in the me call, making it one of the most species rich imminent waters on the us. so i've been fishing here for over 22 years now. i moved to the village as a young man to live with my wife. i learned how to fish from the old man in the village on mon fishing is not my main source of income loss. i also work as a teacher at the elementary school in the village. it's like a night and publishing is what i like to do the most. well, i love the river, certainly. i can always add a little extra. yeah. so but jump ship to keep cub court. i really recently, soccer has needed lots of patients. a big catch is read these days, but he's still in high spirit. stop. well, out of the listing, refre

yeah, come on, we'll go to the river soon, seryoga.max, max, look up from your tablet, look how beautiful it is around, but now i still have half a level left. oh, listen, don’t interfere with your rest, why is vadim not here for a long time, let him dive, he might shoot someone, what are we going to do with him now, stay away let's shovel it and drown it, yeah. he seems to be breathing so well, there will be water in his lungs, everything is natural , i understand, someone is coming, let’s get out of here, let’s go, let’s go, take them, no, but you, no, you recognized one by his voice, come on, the director of the camp site, yes , help me remove the hydraulic, great, well, i have everything ready, so where is everything? listen, i’m hungry , but we’re waiting for the others, let’s go get them then, but don’t, you’ll be lost, but i won’t be lost, at the same time i’ll warm up, well, warm up, it won’t be long here, damn tourists, what are we going to do, he saw our faces , we need it anyway extinguish. i don’t know, we can’t cope here w

the rivers are constantly prepared.mple, you have a province like golestan, which during the flood of 2018 was the most severe this year, with the emphasis of dr. vahidi and the efforts of dr. zanganeh, about 384 kilometers of rivers were de- glazed . in terms of cutting, in terms of the well-known coastal construction of radiation under bridges. he has tried a lot, so look, this water comes, if the river is blocked , it will flood, destroy, and cause human casualties i would like to point out the same point that mr. bejzadeh mentioned about tuberculosis in sistan baluchistan province which was harmful. mrs. onjam, we did not have any casualties before, since a week ago, 10 days ago. dear governors, mr. dr. karmi, the presence of the governor in the area , the warning except for one farmer who was left in the garden and he was saved by the boat, we did not have any casualties. now we are going to his side. in baluchistan and pakistan, from 48 to 58 people, it is said that the reason for our casualties was because we wer

so to me calling river. it's a charming city with its many temples bustling markets and historic buildings. traditions are preserved alongside them old mountain way of life. the fashion design of va income lives in the city. first, all sounds top quality wave ensconced, closing, and bags made of silk. or idea to combine the old with a new has been a great success. no, i used to, we have traditional patterns, but then i realized that everyone does that. so i wanted to design patterns that would be interesting for tourist like what now i make modern design that incorporate traditional allow patterns and motif backs that done for kids. they she designed the items on display here south. the income is one of the most successful business women in the capital. and pat, this is a traditional allow pattern that lies pin at the top. it's traditional, but i've combined it with a new modern style at the bottom. and the patterns on the soak still go together and say, uh my customers like the style be and it sells. well,

the mouth of the monkey, mississippi river on the gulf of mexico. fun to a huge river delta. the louisiana has sort of the fastest for roading coast in the world. we're losing thousands of square miles of westland. and it's a combination of factors including sea level rise and natural subsidence for the same thing been has been monitoring changes to the deal to use the built this small sail boat a few months ago. been in friend, richie a sailing to a remote highland in the delta. they want to cancel the 9th and spend the following day exploring the . i feel like slowing down taking half a day to get anywhere at process of slowing down kind of house may see this landscape better and more clearly. growing up here was a good way to understand this landscape. and i spent holidays and summers all my dad shrimp boat learning these waters. i learned a swim right over there. and much of these areas have, have washed away into something unrecognizable the been, he's looking for a remote island to spend the night on because tomorrow he wants to do something out of the ordinary. go ahea

it's one of the longest rivers in the wells. the. we're on a journey through northern allows to explore the landscapes and experience the layback laotian way of life. the time in a small village on the meek, on river lives, 50 year old, suck up twice a day. he takes his whole fishing boat out onto the river of a 1200 different species of fish live in the me call, making it one of the most species rich imminent walters on the us. so i've been fishing here for over 20 years now. i moved to the village as a young man to live with my wife. i learned how to fish from the old, a man in the village. how long fishing is not my main source of income loss. i also work as a teacher at the elementary school in the village. it's like a data publishing is what i like to do the most. well i lost the roof. awesome. i can always add a little extra. yeah. so, but doesn't have to keep till quite a recently, soccer has needed. lots of patients. a big catch is read these days. but he's still in high spirits. well i know it's the most efficient and unfort

the river plays with key role in this story. the magic, it's happening in the local energy providers producing heading mt thing really makes a fossil fuels and cold water. until today, the region relied heavily on the most climate timing source for heating cooling. this is felix ok. he's energy manage it. energy company, mtv. the magic machine we're about to show you is his baby. this single thought plant is responsible for about $6800000.00 tons of c o 2 every year. it's almost one percent of germany's annual emissions, but this is changing for the better. right now. the other thing that i am referencing in your own, this of us on this is of the total of 2 of them. and then you may have thought of the some of the data from the shop on the 5th outside. ok. and then, but one of them got into the succeeding subset of nashik to, to college know, look around with them. it's amazing for them on diets under the doorsteps. the name, but that doesn't look like last. so this deafening done is in fact the heat pump for river by pushing to

the miles of the monkey mississippi river on the gulf of mexico. fun to a huge river delta. the louisiana has sort of the fastest for roading coast in the world. and we're losing thousands of square miles of westland. and that's a combination of factors including sea level rise and natural subsidence for the same thing. then has the monitoring changes to the deal to use the built this small sail boat a few months ago. been and friend, richie a sailing to a remote highland and the delta. they want to cancel the 9th and spend the following day exploring the i feel like slowing down taking half a day to get anywhere. that process of slowing down kind of helps me see this landscape better. and more clearly. growing up here was a good way to understand this landscape, and i spent holidays and summers all my dad shrimp the learning these waters. i learned a swim right over there and much of these areas have, have washed away into something unrecognizable the been, he's looking for a remote island to spend the night on because tomorrow he wants to do something out of the ordinary.

so to me, come river. it's a charming city with its many temples, possibly markets, and historic buildings. traditions are preserved alongside them old mountain way of life. the fashion design of va income lives in the city. first, all sounds top quality was ensconced, closing and bags made of silk. or idea to combine the old with the new has been a great success. no, i used to, we have traditional patterns, but then i realized that everyone does that. so i wanted to design patterns that would be interesting for tourist lackland. now i make modern design that incorporate traditional allow patterns and motif backs that done for kids. a she designed the items on display here south. the income is one of the most successful business women in the capital have. this is a traditional allow pattern that lies pretty me at the top. it's traditional, but i've combined it with a new modern style at the bottom. and the patterns on the soak still go to get the say, uh my customers liked the style and it sells well. okay

the, the face of the river is ever changing. at points, it flows slowly through tropical landscapes. at others, it plunges through steep. gorgeous to meet home is the long sign of southeast asia . it's a transport route for millions of people bringing work and food to many countries. it flows from china threw me on my louse thailand, to cambodia and vietnam to the south china sea. it's one of the longest rivers in the wells. the. we're on a journey through northern allows us to explore the landscapes and experience the laid back laotian way of life. the time in a small village on the meek, on river lives, 50 year old, suck up twice a day. he takes his whole fishing boat out onto the river of a 1200 different species of fish live in the me call, making it one of the most species rich imminent walters on the us. so i've been fishing here for over 20 years now. i moved to the village as a young man to live with my wife. i learned how to fish from the old, a man in the village, how long the fishing is now my main source of income lo

a put try river. the army notice is a jude farmer here. the why? why a brother did you also plant the season? no, no, not this year. i'm. i don't, i love life on the island. we bought it. but i live on the mainland because of the developers and goods. every day i come back here in the morning and believe in the evening. i loved the nature here. however, the ears, fresh and common, looked to however, there's so much to do on the island. so many opportunities on the on the mainland. i have new land and nothing to working with. i river pirates. that's what i mean. what the calls, the people who attacked and seriously injured his brother that got he shows us the scars from the knife bones. he tells us that the pirates stole his cows, is it is all over the crime is not the only thing that makes life hard on the chars. legally i show so that one of our struggle as far as the outside of my c id must be with the rainy season that floods over twice. i go as i so we move the coast to the mainland on. oops, whil

a river with cliffs, swampy, we go to this river, it’s not enough to swim, it’s a dangerous river, actually lake, on the river rita we catch, on... small lakes in ditches, here the fish come all around, when they walk on big water, all the fish go into all the small ditches, into rita, from rita into the flyfish is coming, we have something like this here , if you take fishing, the river is good, a clean river, the nature around it is very beautiful, a lot. swans, storks, herons, tourists come, kayaking and canoeing on the river in the summer. the river at the moment, it's like the good old days used by local residents for recreation and fishing. not only muscles, but also the brain need constant training. the name of which gemstone is used to represent a series of major athletics tournaments? alena, diamond. diamond, of course, we are talking about a diamond. what does the abbreviation apl stand for? maxim was the first. it stands for english premier league. undoubtedly. rules of the game, participants must go through four periods, answering difficult questions. what is the name of the hea

it doesn't just work with river water. you get the same effect with heat from a and the ground. ideally the electricity for the pump comes from renewable entities. but even if it comes from fossil fuels, it's still more sustainable. the principle of a heat pump isn't new at all. it's based on a concept which has existed for a very long time and on the technology, which most of us have at home a refrigerator. back in the 19th century, the demand for cooling was much higher than for heating. ice was carried from far away. if there was no possibility to keep things cool. in 1859, the frenchman fed, you know, kazi design the 1st commercially successful ammonia absorb some cooling system. it works the same way as a heat pump, but the other way around carrying heat from inside to outside. from there, another familiar machine evolved. the air conditioning invented to solve hot and humidity problems in the printing industry. only later, the heat pump had its big moments. the pride and joy of the man of the house is the weather con

corpse was thrown into the river.he nature of the river in that place. it was a large hole, for this river, a hole of 4-3 m, this is a rapid current, specialist divers spent several hours searching for a weapon, after all, they managed to find him, they managed to find him, remove the weapon, after the weapon had already been found, very important evidence for criminal cases of murder. among other things, it was necessary to establish the motive for the crime, why ivan mikhovich was so disturbing to his ex-wife and her new partner; during the investigation, law enforcement officers manage to find out this, the reason is quite material. osibchuk evgenia is the son from her, a child from her first marriage, her husband committed suicide, due to the loss of a breadwinner she received a pension, well, receiving on this one. in the event of the death of ivan mikhovich, the ex-wife would also receive a survivor’s pension for their three children, these payments are regular, let fellow villagers tell the law enforcement offi

the river is quite high at the moment, is quite hungry a few weeks ago. the areas where we don't show where be phoned up with the troops across. how does that sound and equal to so by see the part of the shipping outstanding? the bank preparation to ground works as simple as an ending date to further what to maintain that with some 20000 soul just from 9 nato countries participating. this exercise led by poland is also a demonstration that the alliance is ready to deploy its pure had forces wherever there are needed. i would argue it's the right exercise at the right time, because it sends a unified message, unified message to potential enemies like russia. as far as potential enemies lie, dresser, you know, nato is preparing it. so if it gets tooth rates, it's russia and its terrorist threats. but i would argue that this message is also going to own audiences. we need to prepare ourselves. we need to be better. and to spend more on drills like this one and on defense in general, need to officers say, but apart from these more general concerns, they are h

way on the river, one wing on one bank of the river, the second on the second bank of the river, and basement. and here ’s what... characteristically, we don’t see any external blades on this mill, yes, the uninitiated may have a question, how does this mill actually work, and how does it grind? ordinary, ordinary mill mechanisms froze in winter and did not work, but this mill was built taking into account the fact that the business should work all year round, including in winter, the river does not freeze, in this place, in this place the river does not freeze, the wheel in warm, spinning, money is earned , that is, look, in ordinary mills, which with... here the wheel was inside inside and under the building - this is a very correct remark, just the water flowed under the building, it rotated the wheel from below, that is this ... who come to gennady, this weekend was a weekend, because tourists definitely have it, there is delicious historical food, here you can set up a tent camp right next to the mill itself, here you can definitely relax your soul and body, after all, this like

so the ones to be ready in case bridges are destroyed and they needs to get across the river. and important exercise, especially for countries such as poland and the baltic states which are crossed by numerous rivers, british and german come. but engineers are among those in charge of transporting federal tanks and other equipment across the dish to the river. they said it took them just a few minutes to put together a fairly like this one. but every day has its own challenges. the river is quite high, the mom is quite hungry a few weeks ago, the areas where we don't show where be phoned up with the troops across. how does that sound and equal to? so i see the part of shipping outstanding. the bank preparation to ground works as simple as an ending date to further what to maintain that with some 20000 soldiers from 9 nato countries. participating. this exercise led by poland is also a demonstration that the alliance is ready to deployed spearhead forces. wherever there are needed, i would argue it's the right exercise at the right time, because it sends a unified message, unif