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congress overwhelming margin, pasty defense authorization bill to put more money to the pentagon andsees special operations. and through other measures is backing those operations of the cia -- basically, dedicated to whatever the order comes down, being able to overthrow democracy. americans are getting a taste of their own medicine. fight against daschle and amy: allan nairn, thank you so much for joining us. that does it for our show. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] narrator: on this episode of "earth focus," how can we manage, protect, and nourish our natural resources while meeting the growing global demand for food? a model of local control along the coast of madagascar provide a blueprint for ocean sustainability and community building, while in san diego, scalability is the goal as researchers work to build the first open-ocean fish farm in the united stes. [film advance clicking]

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or rediscovered it the way that columbus biscuit rediscovered america, there is still a movement to pasty era. and when i read the websites, there was always a limitation, the think it stopped at three. then they extended, and then that deadline passed. and now they are trying to resurrect. they basically want to revitalize the movement. they want to extend the deadline. i think virginia, where just down by two. so there is definitely, movement. and i think you know the patient is still alive. and there's something else i want to say about was not all the good support you know like we need the support for era. and obviously there's still a lot of juice around this idea, and the only real argument against it, is we have all these laws. and this is just not a strong argument because laws change all the time, and this is why you have to enshrine in the constitution. so i think it's still alive? and if anybody else out there knows more than i do about it than please let me know. >> so we have time for a few more questions so do we see coverture holding up in states that had more longer slaver

pasti that's as much power produced by germany's coal generators also noteworthy from the financial data although germany has said it would eliminate its coal power stations it's spending more than a $1000000000.00 on projects from greece to india so this week we have correspondents in germany and australia to file films on burleson's ambitions to do away with coal power and australia's 4 throttle approach to exporting coal to other nations and that's where we're going to start bear in mind if you were to include all of its exports of coal gas and oil australia which is a nation of $20000000.00 people would be responsible for 5 percent of the world's carbon emissions al-jazeera is alexia prime went to see a controversial mine which is being financed by the indian conglomerate a dunny. claremont population 3001 of australia's mining heartlands most of the work here is a cult following and they keep all wilkes motel business going as well possibly 70 percent of their of a business would be call related in one way or another whether it be the shoe salesman all of the shampoo cycles men feel

information that it event may occur or that there may be intense to have a protest, but we have done in the pastisups are going to be, what is unique maybe to the group, and it also gives the opportunity for law enforcement to inform the group of what commit the right and left para meters what commit the right and left parameters are as far as behaviour. depending on the scale of the event and potentially what could be at issue, may determine that a defensive perimeter may be set up in advance, and resourced with appropriate number of law enforcement to be able to effectively send a message to a group that, you know, here's your line, you know, speak your piece when we are here to support your first amendment rights of free speech, but do not cross the line otherwise there will be consequences. so otherwise there will be consequences. so how does this compare to the protest of the black lives matter movement that we saw at the height of the racial protest last year, the summer of last year where we saw very strongly armed law enforcement officers protecting the capital. why did it differ so much b

i suppose the difference between this lockdown and what we have all experienced in the pastis what we difficult. but there is a life. there is a way out of this. we are not going to be unlocked and co nsta ntly. not going to be unlocked and constantly. if we can get enough people vaccinated, we should be able to get somewhere near normality. i think there is that hope. you need things like that to sustain you through difficult times. what sort of impact of the rising rates having? some papers say one in 50 people across england have coronavirus at the moment, much higher in certain parts of the country, particularly in london where it is one in 30. are you feeling the impact on your practice of that, or in your conversations with some of your patients? so, we‘re seeing the impact of it. we‘re seeing people who either think they have symptoms and they‘re speaking to us and we advise them to get a test. we‘ re to us and we advise them to get a test. we‘re seeing people who we can manage at home and then we‘re having to monitor them and advise them to go in. we are also seeing people who

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