there are, there were fear that these professors might try to break into the green zones, like they did back in february fall, and they couldn't go. 17 has been fighters by another american strike. now, the message they were trying to convey today is that they are not relying on the government, especially the because me for the prime minister. they say that they will continue fighting. they will not retreat until the american soldiers, not only in fact the whole coalition forces leave that iraq. okay, my good, i'll go ahead lie 1st and back. that would thank you. while still has on al jazeera, including a case of environmental ethics in the us, are green energy and protecting and ecosystem clash. and a century of communism, china celebrates the ethic milestone. we look at how the nation has fared into the one policy model. ah hello there. the weather is going to remain wet, but very warm across europe over the next few days. we think unsettled conditions across north western areas. and that's thanks to a weather system swirling away around france and southern areas of england that sprin

here they are cutting off the city's green zone after one of the leaders was arrested.ide, the united states remains mostly silent. it is focused instead on its nuclear negotiations and is fearful of giving fuel to hardliners. from the u.s., there has been no military response, yet. beyond this fortress, a terror campaign is underway. if you are western forces, fighting the islamic state group, you can be here in the center of baghdad and be relatively safe. the situation outside these walls is more grim. the people out there and all across iraq don't have the luxury of that prediction. -- protection. iraqis took to the streets to protest foreign interference in their country. they have been slaughtered. almost 700 have been cut down. they blame pro-iranian militia. and a chant, who killed me? he wants to know who was the shot that his brother. >> [speaking foreign language] reporter: across the middle east, iran and the united states continue to face off. the victims are rarely americans nor iranians. they are, once again, the people of iraq. bbc news, baghdad. katty:

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here they are cutting off the city's diplomatic green zone after one of their leaders was arrested.ates remains mostly silent. it's focused instead on its nuclear negotiations and is fearful of giving fuel to hardliners in iran's elections. from the us, there has been no military response yet to recent attacks. beyond this fortress, a terror campaign is underway. if you're western forces, you're fighting the islamic state group, you can be here in the centre of baghdad and you can be relatively safe, but the situation outside these walls is far more grim. and the people out there and all across iraq don't have the luxury of that protection. chanting. young iraqis took to the streets to protest, among other things, foreign interference in their country. and they have been slaughtered. almost 700 have been cut down. they blame pro—iranian militia. and they chant, "who killed me?" please, have a seat. ali mohammed wants to know who it was that shot dead his brother, amjed. across the middle east, iran and the united states continue to face off, but the victims in this shadow war are ra

in the international zone, you might know that better as the green zone because he thought that would be a display of iranian power within iraq itself. now the, a lot of these paramilitary groups are backed by iran. and in fact, from the pictures we've seen of the parade today, there's been a lot of iranian made weaponry on display with the military groups, including and apparently 2 groups of saying that now they are shifting that wolf, i strategies to drones. so we've been seeing a lot of iranian made drones on display as well. so this was incredibly controversial display of power. us president joe biden has met his africa counterpart after a sharp connie at the white house. as us troops prepared to leave afghanistan after 20 years of war, biden says, washington support for gunston is not ending despite the troop withdrawal. honey is unhappy with the moon fence, rosalind jordan reports in less than 2 months. the last of the us combat troops in afghanistan will leave for good at the white house, a promise from the american president to his counterpart. withdrawl does not mean farewel

many of these facilities are in diplomatic facilities inside the green zone, housing other embassies, always a chance of a larger fallout beyond the us, but iran—backed shia militias inside are trying to use these drone strikes to beget the cycle of violence to ultimately push for the ejection of america from iraq and ultimately the region. we have got the iran nuclear arrangement being renegotiated almost as we speak. it's hard to imagine that's not playing into it somewhere. would you agree with that? well, i most certainly think it does, and in terms of us policy, it should play into it. however, the biden administration has taken a rather narrow nuclearfirst or, shall we say, nuclear uber alles approach, firstly trying to resurrect the deal and then trying to deal with regional issues. and so i think the us is absorbing all this rocket fire, absorbing all this drone fire from january to present, was a strategic mistake, and this is only the second time the us has used force in response to rocket fire and in response to drone attacks. and i think it may be too little, too late to s

in the international zone, you might know that better as the green zone, because he thought that would be a display of iranian power within iraq itself. now the, a lot of these paramilitary groups are backed by iran, and in fact, from the pictures we've seen of the parade today, there's been a lot of iranian made weaponry on display with the military groups, including and apparently your groups are saying that now they shifting that wolf, i strategies to drones. so we've been seeing a lot of iranian made drones on display as well. so this was incredibly controversial display of power fighting between the top to bottom and africa. government forces is intensifying as the deadline looms for foreign troops to withdraw the thought of on his release video, showing them in possession of us made humvees and african police. a military equipment. after seizing control of multiple districts, have a fighting is being reported in the provinces of conduce. and on the heart, the thought bob has taken control of dozens of districts since foreign forces, 1000 withdrawing in may. what a lot of what is

in the international zone, you might know that better as the green zone because he thought that would be a display of iranian power within iraq itself. now the, a lot of these paramilitary groups are backed by iran. and in fact, from the pictures we've seen of the parade today, there's been a lot of iranian maid weaponry on display with the military groups, including and the parent that your groups are saying that now they shifting that wolf, i strategies to drones. so we've been seeing a lot of iranian made drones on display as well. so this was incredibly controversial display of power. it's hard to escape the worsening economic crisis, griffin, lebanon, jobs, us gas and food and fuel are becoming more expensive as the currency value tumbles . there is a financial lifeline book from lebanon's ex pads. that reports from beirut. lebanon's economy may be in free fall, but not in some areas. here, beaches are crowded. so are cafes, restaurants, and pub, the 90 percent devaluation of the lebanese lira that led to hyperinflation isn't a problem for those who are able to get access to fore

in the international zone, you might know that better as the green zone because he thought that would be a display of iranian power within iraq itself. now the, a lot of these paramilitary groups are backed by iran. and in fact, from the pictures we've seen of the parade today, there's been a lot of iranian made weaponry on display with the military groups, including and apparently groups of saying that now they shifting that wolf, i strategies to drones. so we've been seeing a lot of iranian made drones on display as well. so this was incredibly controversial, display of power come, harris was called for an end to the rhetoric over immigration during her 1st visit to the us. mexico border is vice president biden. and tough terrorist with addressing an influx of refugees and migrants. and she's been criticized for taking this long to actually get to the border. reynolds has report from uh, paso, texas, the vice president. com la harris's 1st visit to the us mexico border since taking office lasted just a few hours. she responded to criticism for not making the trip earlier. so i was p

you told me about dad, the green zone. they were killed in monday's u. s. s. like in car m district near the iraqi border with syria and met. but i. 6 mean, what i don't was, i don't that but the how the rifles and drones of the resistance were mobilized now, the time has come to events, the death of our heroes, including castilla money and i will, must be more hon. this there was a heavy security presence in the area with patricia took songs and then themes, the protest to the 3, the banners, what they call resistance military commanders of the popular mobilization forces and political leaders say they want to convey a message to the international community about about a law in parliament passed a resolution in the presence of foreign troops in the country is unlawful that they've been here since 2014, and they have nothing to offer a rockies but destruction. pentagon accuses those are targeted of launching drone attacks against us personnel and facilities and iraq. the popular mobilization horse, the night killed the members were part one. iraqi army detachm

many of these facilities are in diplomatic compounds inside the green zone in iraq which housed othertities and things of that nature, so there is always the chance for a larger fallout beyond the us, but iran backed shi'ite militias inside iraq are likely to use these sorts of weapons as well as drone strikes to begin a cycle of violence to ultimately push for the injection of america from iraq and later on the region. we have got the iran nuclear arrangement being renegotiated, almost as we speak. it's hard to imagine that not playing into it somewhere. would you agree with that? i into it somewhere. would you agree with that?— agree with that? i most certainly _ agree with that? i most certainly think - agree with that? i most certainly think it - agree with that? i most certainly think it does l agree with that? i most i certainly think it does and agree with that? i most - certainly think it does and for purposes of us policy it should play into it. however divided administration has taken a rapid nuclearfirst approach administration has taken a rapid nuclear first approach to th

you might know that better as the green zone because he thought that would be a display of iranian power within iraq itself. now the, a lot of these paramilitary groups are backed by iran. and in fact, from the pictures we've seen of the parade today, there's been a lot of iranian maid weaponry on display with the military groups, including the parent that your groups are saying that now they shifting that wolf, i strategies to drones. so we've been seeing a lot of iranian made drones on display as well. so this was incredibly controversial display of power. now some news from turkey, the president ship type ottawa is officially launched a controversial $15000000000.00 canal project. west of it's done bull. it stumble canal will link the black sea to the north with the sea of mama to the south on the route to the mediterranean, 45 kilometer waterways designed to take the pressure off the crowded boss for a straight, which runs through the middle of a sample oh, don't push the button on the start of construction 10 years after. what was that 1st? after you 1st suggested, it was called is

so popular mobilization forces held a symbolic funeral for the fighters near the dad's green zone. they were killed in monday's u. s. s. like in m district near the iraqi border with syria. but i mean, what i don't was, i don't the at the how the rifles and drones of the resistance will mobilize now the time has come to events. the death of our heroes, including costume, sola money. and we must deal more hundreds of y'all. there was a heavy security presence in the area of the with patricia took songs and then themes, the protest to the 3, the banners, what they call resistance military commanders of the popular mobilization forces and political leaders say they want to convey a message to the international community about retail, about a law in parliament passed a resolution in the presence of foreign troops in the country is unlawful that i've been here since 2014 and i have nothing to offer rockies but destruction. pentagon accuses those are targeted of launching drone attacks. again, a few as personnel em facilities in iraq. the popular mobilization horse, the night killed the

most of our cars to me would getting reports from the positions tell us in the green zone, from the cause of the government, a palace or the cause of the government is reporting that they are now. the prime minister is meeting with the delegation and they're not discussing get issues related to the economic integration that related to increasing the trade volume between the 3 countries. and also political issues along with issues security issues related to combating terrorism. now that has been criticism to this summit, as you know, this is the for time the leaders of the 3 countries meet since 2019. and it is also political because it also is also trying to bring a rock back to under an arab coalition umbrella. by this time, under an umbrella of a collision, which is good side for it says towns is in many add up files in many cases. and the middle east, as you know, that egypt children might also be joined, that has been told about saudi arabia might join later. you have some other countries on potential to this, to join this collision. but there has been criticism towards this summit be

in the international zone, you might know that better as the green zone because he thought that would be a display of iranian power within iraq itself. now the, a lot of these paramilitary groups are backed by iran. and in fact, from the pictures we've seen of the parade today, there's been a lot of iranian made weaponry on display with the military groups, including the power that groups the saying that now they shifting that wolf, i strategies to drones. so we've been seeing a lot of iranian made drones on display as well. so this was incredibly controversial display of power. it was place that happening back that it didn't, that's seen as a victory for the prime minister. however, he was under tremendous pressure to try and make some sorts of outreach. and remember, normally he's actually in charge of the paramilitary forces. so he actually went down to the parade ground in call this in the all the province today to show his face. he said, look, we came out to celebrate the rocky police, the rocky army never trees. and now we come out to celebrate the pope of them. i realize ation

here they are cutting off the city's diplomatic green zone after one of their leaders was arrested. on its nuclear negotiations and is fearful of giving fuel to hardliners in iran's elections. from the us, there has been no military response yet to recent attacks. beyond this fortress, a terror campaign is under way. if you're western forces, you are fighting the islamic state group, you can be here in the centre of baghdad and you can be relatively safe, but the situation outside these walls is far more grim. and the people out there and all across iraq don't have the luxury of that protection. chanting young iraqis took to the streets to protest, among other things, foreign interference in their country. and they have been slaughtered. almost 700 have been cut down. they blame pro—iranian militia. and they chant, "who killed me?" please, have a seat. ali mohammed wants to know who it was that shot dead his brother. across the middle east, iran and the united states continue to face off, but the victims in this shadow war are rarely americans, nor iranians. they are, once again, th

in the last couple of months, we can expect to have green zones like you, 80 percent actually. you work in california, some of the towns that are very county where they, they see the extinguished of iris vaccination with level 7090 percent. they've extinguished, separate as you pointed out, your plane. there still is the case of israel applies your vaccine land. some others there, there probably was fully vaccine place in the world. and this delta started to break through. so you see a question about the ventilation, about a nation. i always deleted those measures in terms of virus and never really understood why they're mixed messages. i'm part of it was lower, that is to say, hey, can want to get back to where a match was allure for public health. and dr. bob ko, it's still poses a much greater threat abroad. so let's move out of the u. s. for minute we know that cobit spread in places like india has been massive, particularly as the delta barrier explode, vaccine sharing programs were announced just a few weeks ago. do you think that's going to help in slowing the spread eff

in the international zone, you might know that better as the green zone because he thought that would be a display of iranian power within iraq itself. now the, a lot of these paramilitary groups are backed by iran. and in fact, from the pictures we've seen of the parade today, there's been a lot of iranian maid weaponry on display with the military groups, including and the parent that your groups are saying that now they shifting that wolf, i strategies to drones. so we've been seeing a lot of iranian made drones on display as well. so this was incredibly controversial. display of power turkeys presenters lay the foundation, stone, very controversial canal that will link the black sea and the sea. if murmured roger, play berto on says, cannot assemble, save the city as future, and is expected to complete in 6 years. the 45 kilometer long waterway will open up a new trade route and it's aimed at reducing traffic and accidents on the boss. first rates, which is one of the world's busiest shipping lanes. environmentalists though are warning of a devastating impact on wildlife and agric

many of these facilities are in diplomatic facilities are in diplomatic facilities inside the green zonef that nature, so there is always a chance of a larger follow—up beyond the us, but militias inside are trying to use these drone strikes to get the cycle of violence to ultimately push for the objection of america from iraq and ultimately the region. irate and ultimately the region. we not the and ultimately the region. we got the iran — and ultimately the region. we got the iran nuclear arrangement being renegotiated almost as we speak. it's hard to imagine that not playing into it somewhere. would you agree with that? i into it somewhere. would you agree with that?— agree with that? i certainly think it does, _ agree with that? i certainly think it does, and - agree with that? i certainly think it does, and in - agree with that? i certainly think it does, and in terms| agree with that? i certainly i think it does, and in terms of us policy, it should play into it. howeverthat us policy, it should play into it. however that administration has taken a rather narrow nuclear first or, s

. >> keeping the capitol walled off looking like the green zone in baghdad is just an exercise in narrative setting and a step toward preemptive purging of political opposition. another type of lockdown. anyone who dares protests biden policies going forward, any rally with a big crowd of people, hundred you fly the american flag or sing patriotic songs, you will be no different than the criminals who shove their way into the capitol, you are all the same. by the way the think tanks in washington, are on board too. back in 2010 profile of rockefeller foundation helped produce shockingly prescient report on four possible future scenarios that could play out over the next 15 to 20 years. one of them involve the global pandemic remarkably similar to what happened over the last year. during this pandemic, quote, international mobility of people and goods screech to a halt, normally bustling shops and office building sat empty for months to avoid of employees and customers, national leaders around the world impose rules and restrictions from mandatory wearing of facemasks to body temperature che

. >> laura: keeping the capital walled off looking like the green zone and baghdad, it is really an exercise of a narrative setting. it is a step to preemptive purging of political opposition. it is another type of luck tim. anyone who dares protest biden's policies going forward, with a big crowd of people who may have been permitted to fly flag horsing a truck fixed songs. you will be no different than those who shove their way and the capitals. you are all the same. by the way the think tank in washington, a think tank is on board too. back in 2010 the far left rockefeller foundation help produce shockingly pressure on four possible future scenarios that could play out over the next 15-20 years. one of them involved a global pandemic. that is remarkably similar to what happened this last year. during the pandemic "international ability of people and goods screeched to a halt. normally bustling shops and office buildings sat empty for months avoid of customers." airtight rules and restrictions from the mandatory wearing a face mask to body temp checks." wow, that does sound familiar. ten,

will have a lot more fans in rome than their opponents because the country is in the eu's covid green zonehat is their route to possible glory? if they overcome ukraine, they will return to wembley to face a semifinal against either denmark or the czech republic, who they beat in the group stage. when that and they would be in a first ever you rose final against one of switzerland, spain, belgium or italy. after the euphoria of last night, england were able to enjoy some downtime today but they will be all too aware of the chance they now have to go all the way. dan rowan, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. for many others, the weather brightened up through the afternoon, the best of the sunshine across the south—west and wales although there were some isolated showers. along the east coast, thick cloud and a few patches of drizzle. the showers and a drizzle clear away overnight, most of us having a dry night. it stays quite cloudy in parts of the east and the west as well, temperatures 10—13, so we are looking at a relatively mild night, a bit cooler in parts o

they've gotten very provocative recently with the strike in the green zone. i think president biden was absolutely correct in proportionate response in syria to take out the proxies of iran. and these proxies are really strengthening. since 2002, and by the way, the foreign affairs committee on the floor is going to repeal the 2002 aumf. i believe that we need to update the aumf to consider the threats today, as the general knows, to reflect the threats coming from iran and its proxies in the region. so, we're going to have a very interesting debate in the house on that. i think it's time to update the aumf to reflect current threats coming from iran. and i do believe salome need -- soleimani, the world is safer with soleimani gone and are not -- and not continuing. he killed 600 of our troops with his mind in iraq. and so, again, i think the president had every right to do so. i think he did show a lot of restraint when it came to iran, getting our drone. but we had to respond. when they attack our embassy, we have to respond in kind to them. because that's

$10,000 rent a month for years, and they could not find another place because this was the only green zone. you know they are [indiscernible] you know, they are profiting here. you know they take away from the community. do you know they don't belong here. >> can a mandarin speaker ask a question? >> you can submit comment. >> [speaking alternate language]. >> go ahead, sir. i can't . . . if you're speaking, we can't hear you. >> hi, is that better? okay, well, i'm -- [indiscernible] all about more traffic they have coming through [indiscernible] more taxes and more [indiscernible] it's all about opportunity [indiscernible] it's all about equity [indiscernible] we have been part of the community. we have built the community, just like everybody else, and we deserve it just like everybody else. i am in absolute 100 agreeance with it. [indiscernible]. >> hi, my name is -- and i'm in support of the activists behind this project to open the dispenser. i'm a human rights activist and very active in my own community, which is part of san francisco, and i just wanted to say that in a lens of econ

he's a decorated green bury, served in combat zones in the middle east and africa and afghanistan. prior to joining the united states congress, mike also served as an adviser to former secretary of defense robert gates and donald rumsfeld. he also served as a policy adviser to vice president richard cheney. welcome both. >> thanks, great to be with you and i wish i was there in person. >> our last speaker is a distinguished colleague from across the pond, barren brown. mark malik brown it's not was for his work in refugee leave and he has served it with public and private sector positions over a four decade career. mark has served as a senior official in both the united nations as well as he has served in the cabinet of former prime minister gordon brown just a decade ago. he's got a background as a journalist underway ranging meteor career that covers communications consulting, and he's currently the president of the open society foundation so welcome baron malik brown. >> thank you very much, steve. >> as i say i'm grateful to the mccain institute for continuing this or no form e

fans are slowly making their way into the fan zone here on glasgow green.re, and believe me, it will be full when the game kicks off in just under a couple of hours. this is a ticketed event. it is covid secure, people will be allocated seats and they will have to stay in their bubble. covid is the reason why billy gilmour isn't in the game tonight as well, a big setback for fans, but the tartan army are used to set backs. they will be hoping tonight that they see a new national hero emerge, and they will be hoping that theirfaith in hero emerge, and they will be hoping that their faith in their team is rewarded in this game against croatia, this must win game against croatia. the atmosphere here at apm will be electric. —— at 8pm. the stakes are not quite so high for england, who face the czech republic at wembley tonight. they're already through to the knock out stages. our sports editor dan roan reports. it's been 2a hours of mixed fortunes for england's manager. late last night, gareth southgate learned that, thanks to results in other groups, his team

the uk is considering its travel restrictions and which countries will be in the red, the green, and the amber zonetember tony 13. tokyo. think back to september tony 13. to 0. . tokyo. cheering. this was _ tokyo. cheering. this was a - tokyo. cheering. this was a simpler tokyo. cheering. - this was a simpler time tokyo. cheering. _ this was a simpler time when tokyo. cheering. — this was a simpler time when olympic bid cities had to make their case to host the games, then make their case back on that the billions were worth spending. now though, there's covid. translation: it's spending. now though, there's covid. translation:— spending. now though, there's covid. translation: it's not normal to hold the names translation: it's not normal to hold the games during _ translation: it's not normal to hold the games during a _ translation: it's not normal to hold the games during a pandemic. - translation: it's not normal to hold the games during a pandemic. but i the games during a pandemic. but thatis the games during a pandemic. but that is what they are trying to do. that's the head of the japanese

with those without a ticket host, cities have set up fans zones where people can watch the games on giant green lima attack from dw sport joins us now from one of those fans and at rome's pants. to del paula, the people square element is not long to go there. now, before kickoff, you're right in the heart of the city. what's the atmosphere like the the year 2020 atmosphere is everywhere and know where it's so very strange paradox. you could be walking the streets of rome and not even realize that the printer to one of the biggest football tournaments in the was, is about to kick off in a few hours time. we talk very little flags hanging from roof tops from homes, from bell to me. then of course, on the other hand, you have to trust as these and i have to show them to you. you have to see that this year, for example, is one or for 3 public screenings organized by you, a 5 and up to 1010 will be expected to be here. of course they have to follow very, very strict guidelines that have to wear math and keep a distance. and what's interesting is that a lot of the know that we both to we're not even

determination not to get involved in any way, to establish something like the green line in arak after 1991 or no-fly zone, led to a refugee crisis that destabilize not only countries in the region but europe as well. this humanitarian catastrophe on the rise in here really is already happening. it is going to create great human suffering in afghanistan. it is going to lead to a massive influx of refugees, much like the kurds in the civil war of 1992 to 1996. it is going to destabilize pakistan further as refugees will be a target for recruitment to jihadist terrorist organizations. it will put a strain on pakistani army and government. it is a country that has nuclear weapons. those refugees will move in to europe as well. even i that even at the height of the syrian civil war, the number two source of refugees in europe was afghanistan. i am sure people will cry crocodile tears. what will they say? secretary panetta: i think it is important to keep this all in perspective. because, i do not place all of the fault on joe biden. general mcmaster: i don't either, by the way. secretary panetta: the reality

concerns about biden no makes me not forever be realized, may be a pipe green bay i am telling you that we are moving into that zone. the guys program looks like he is in trouble. president biden continues talk today with the gop leader negotiator. an attempt to and a deal as soon as possible. i don't think it will be so soon. we have life in washington and edward i think that a lot of cool things happening you probably know the actual fact. coming what you here printed. guest: i think you are right. it might not be happening as googly as you think. west virginia senator capa met with president joe biden per second time this weekend it was a phone call and she really had a very cold retailing what happened. basically saying that the two had a conversation in the talk again on monday and are the republicans offering 120 billion-dollar infrastructure plans that house or $50 billion in new spending also paid for existing funds and president biden as you know is dominating $1.4 trillion plant with $1 trillion in spending as you talk about, you want to get that through raising taxes on corporations but would considerabl

zone. all of the countries are working very hard to agree on this green path, travel path.g that will be recognized by all member countries and will allow travel -- hasslefree travel within the block this summer so europeans can take their traditionally, perhaps longer than american vacations. alix: 100%. i am definitely not doing that. really appreciate that. tara patel joining us. here in the u.s., we are still seeing action happening in amc. that stock jumping to session highs, getting as much as 12%. the beloved meme stock. the interesting part versus the gamestop is the underlying fundamentals, it is a reopening trade. people will go back to the movies. they can start making money again. clearly this is much more geared towards the reddit crowd. coming up you have g7 finance ministers close to a deal for 15% global minimum corporate tax. we will break that down with john bella, professor of law at oxford university, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: i am live in the principal room. coming up, julia coronado, macro policy perspective president and founder. this is bloo

european markets in the green, in europe the euro zone is seeing gains across the board.te down one half of one%, right now. some of the top stories we are talking this morning president biden set to meet with shelleyitoh striking a deal in a massive tax increase bills. no explanation was given. the meeting happens today. the white house is saying the deal is one of 3 paths to getting infrastructure done, this include working with senators holding their own meetings and supporting house bill that would fund card infrastructure, roads, bridges, sidewalk, and rejecting a counteroffer, no surprise here, a report from the government lab repaired in may of 2020. find it, quote, plausible the coronavirus leaked from the biology lab at wuhan, china. i have been reporting on this for more than a year. the wall street journal, the state department as it probed the origins of the virus. the fda approving the first new out broke in two decades. and it is sticky deposits at protein from the brain which could be life-changing for patients with mild cases of alzheimer's. the decision v

green gold. john holeman. how does it a pretty bad and john holman's new special. it's called the full report living in mexico's kill zone is coming up on friday on out to 0. 1630 gmc has a pretty big statement for humans. off are destroying the foundations of our survival at an alarming rate. in the us as an intense restoration, effort must get under way to address pollution, climate change and loss of nature. at the moment, according to the you and we are taking more than nature, can provide sustainably around 1.6 times more. this year and report says, we've now passed the point where conservation, if it's a loan, can prevent large scale ecosystem collapse. and by it says that he lost it, and so we need a generation restoration to restore more than a 1000000000 heck, as of land over the next decade. that is roughly the size of china. if it can be pulled off, it may help avoid nearly 2 thirds of expected by the both the extinctions and increase food security for more than a 1000000000 people. and grandison is the executive director of the u. n. environment program and says ecosystem restoration is essential for the clim