they led to significant overpayments of funds to state-owned enterprises of these forests, also neededarately. this means that the forestry has a budget account, which receives funds, if economic activities and which are used to implement the state program belarusian forest, and then more, for example, a noisy corporate party for a year an account for 58 people for him money was found and for the care of forest plantings. no, this money did not go to the budget account; it remained on the checking account and was often used. eh, wastefully irrational. so more than 300,000 rubles for 2019 to 2021. various amplification measures were used, which are puzzling well on the ship, for example, only 2 days away from rest. there are practically twenty-four people in one statistical complex area. well there were other expenses and materials handed over to financial investigations engaged in this financial police is worth its weight in gold, a beautiful idiom. although we are used to talking about our forest wealth. our gold, but with this approach. it certainly may become a rarity for posterity.

forests, it is also necessary separately. this means that the forestry has a budget account, to which funds are received , if economic activitiesnd which are used for the implementation of the state program belarusian forest, and then more, for example, a noisy corporate party for a year, an account for 58 people, money was found for it and for care behind forest plantings. no, this money did not go to the budget account and remained on returned invoice and were often used e, they are wasteful rationally so more than 300,000 rubles in 2019 to 2021. various reinforcing measures were used, which well on the ship are puzzling, for example, only 2 days of rest in one statistical complex. he owes me 24 areas there a person 12.000 practically. well, there were other expenses and materials handed over to the financial investigations involved in this financial canopy of gold is a beautiful idiom. although we used to talk about our forest wealth. our gold, but with this approach. it certainly may become a rarity for posterity. kmc has tightened control over the work of the forestry industry - these are the requirements of the president

ukraine, 3 million hectares of forests have already been affected, which is almost a third of the forest fund of our state, some of them were lost forever, among other things , from a full-scale war 20% of nature reserves and 3 million hectares of forests in ukraine have already been affected, according to the world nature fund of ukraine, almost 3 million hectares of the emerald network are at risk, these territories are a significant part of the european border network , 16 ramsar sites with an area of ​​almost 600,000 hectares are also under threat of destruction and have the status of wetlands of international importance . tons of oil and fuel poured in. this was reported by the head of kherson ova, yaroslav yanushevich. the current carries harmful substances into the dnipro delta towards the protected area of ​​the nizhny dnipro national nature park. well, this threatens the flora and fauna of the area, according to a preliminary assessment, up to 10 tons of fuel and lubricants got into the water, this can lead to the destruction of river flora and fauna, as well as poisoning of the area

the damage to the forest fund of the russian federation exceeded 11 million rubles.he police, with the support of the russian guard, conducted searches at the places of residence and work of the defendants, it is reported that 60 cubic meters of treated wood were seized, two loaded timber trucks, tractors, three suvs , chainsaws and other items of evidentiary value. in addition, weapons and cartridges for it were seized from several defendants in the criminal case one of the lumberjacks during assault at the sight of law enforcement officers. he tried so desperately to get rid of the carbine he had illegally kept that he hid it in the oven so against the inhabitants of the perm territory. another criminal case was opened for the illegal acquisition and possession of weapons. we'll take care of this. it will be the honest detective. the number of victims of the collapse of the balcony in the sochi residential building has reached three people died in the hospital the only survivor after a terrible state of emergency concrete structure collapsed to the ground from a he

forestry is a structural subdivision of the leshoz that deals with as you say guarding the forest. fund future forests, also harvesting takes place in forestry, both commercial wood and drovyanoy a is already engaged in sawn timber directly, or can be purchased at a woodworking shop, which is also our separate structural division. you have two stores, two stores in minsk, probably not in vain opened. why is there only one in minsk so far? ok then. you say that there will be a second one, that is, you talked about the program one opened by derzhinsky and just recently opened in minsk on the military route 52, where we also sell lumber directly. uh, planed products of this lining. block house. uh, the floor board is also made, a separate corner. uh products from our nursery ornamental plants, christmas trees, buy and for yes, paint your home garden plot. well, this is such a particularity andrey antonovich you are responsible for the sale of products to the global as a whole. and can m-m trend us to designate what is now more in demand. i mean , even abroad it is clear that we can not, re

forests. indigenous leaders have funded promises from last year. >> on a day-to-day basis, indigenous communities experience it and in my case, it is very bad. it's not only climate change, but a change in structure which is affecting indigenous towns. we are talking of constant rain which last year flooded the amazon basin. all the rivers overflowed and on the other hand, you have droughts. so these are things we are experiencing every day. >> five key ukrainian companies have been nationalized for wartime state needs. the companies include a top engine maker and an energy company. it's the first time the government has used martial law which was introduced when russia invaded ukraine in february. president volodymyr zelenskyy says it was needed to ensure military were parents were met. ukraine's president's warning of more russian attacks and says people should be repaired for persistent blackouts across the country. people across ukraine are learning to cope with the situation, but daily life is getting harder. >> to the west, the north, the east. there are seven in total being hit by this maj

forest protection. another very important topic for international climate protection. we have written by shorts. when i raised our funding for 1st protection from one to 2000000000 euros, we are 1st protecting global forest, free times, the surface of germany. and today i have also announced that we will increase our funding for adaptation to 60000000 euros k. yeah. mid idea. i'm guessing medical sundays are still i am making this very clear here. all of this i has one clear go away at the end of this cop solar and when must be the winners. and the fossil fossil fuels must be loses. only this year, way the mac will they be able to manage this climate crisis. we can only do this to get them in addition to the negotiations and the practical initiatives and the climate conference has also always had a 3rd dimension. it has always been a powerhouse for new ideas. he added, miss moore, these new ideas are not only so naturally copied, talking done, they are bearing fruit. sometimes it takes a little time. but since we need leap frog innovation in order to be able to reach the 1.5 degree pathway, it is so important to have thi

the british prime minister will be announcing millions of pounds of funding for clean energy and foresthe'll say the uk is steadfast in its support of countries on the front line of climate change. it's been another year of climate—related extreme weather. terrible floods left a third of pakistan underwater, for example. another year of drought pushed a0 million people in east africa closer to famine. developing nations are demanding not just millions, but hundreds of billions of pounds of assistance from the rich world. nicola sturgeon, the scottish first minister, will also be in egypt today. she played a key role in the last un climate talks in glasgow and says it is time rich countries coughed up the cash they promised to help the developing world rise to the climate challenge. one bit of good news though. the egyptian reefs are particularly resistant to marine heating, according to local scientists. the negotiators here will need to summon similar reserves of resilience if progress is going to be made at the conference. justin rowlatt, bbc news, sharm el—sheikh, egypt. the prime mi

the democratic republic of condo, both home to vast areas of under threat forest, indigenous leaders. i renewed calls for funding promised that the glasgow summit last year this year saved mosquito, which other them as they're coming on a day to day basis. it is the indigenous communities who experience it. and in my case, it's very bad grant. it is not early climate change, it is a change in structure which is affecting indigenous towns. in this case, we're talking of constant rain, which last year during the pandemic, flooded the amazon bracelet with all the rivers them amazon basin or float. on the other hand, you have droughts, so these are things that we experiencing every day. he has ent of italy, his government is being sued by humanitarian organizations for rejecting migrants. rescued at c, 2 foreign own ships are refusing to leave the sicilian port of catania with hundreds of migrants who have been denied entry until the decision is reversed. a 3rd ship, which has been at sea for several days, has however, been given to the go ahead by telling authorities to proceed to port 10 berkeley reports. they sur

the democratic republic of congo, both home to vast areas of under threat forests. indigenous leaders have renewed calls for funding from a start the glasgow summit last year. italy's government is being sued by him on its hair and organizations for rejecting migrants rescued at sea to foreign own ships or refusing to leave. this sicilian fort of cataneo with hundreds of migrants and refugees who had been denied entry till decision is reversed. during virtual reports, they survived a harrowing sea crossing from africa, but they being refused entry into italy and had been caught in a political stalemate. the italian government says they have to leave the ship's crew is refusing until everyone is allowed off. we will never leave the port as long as there's one person on board our vessel, which has the right for international protection, which has the right to reach safe land, to rescue ships, humanity won the g o. grants arrived in the sicilian port of catania on saturday, the total of $621.00 migrants only around $450.00, were allowed to stay. the italian government says they were not vulnerable and should be repatr

the british prime minister will be announcing millions of pounds of funding for clean energy and forest protection today. he'll say the uk is steadfast in its support of countries on the front line of climate change. it's been another year of climate—related extreme weather. terrible floods left a third of pakistan underwater, for example. another year of drought pushed a0 million people in east africa closer to famine. developing nations are demanding not just millions, but hundreds of billions of pounds of assistance from the rich world. nicola sturgeon, the scottish first minister, will also be in egypt today. she played a key role in the last un climate talks in glasgow and says it is time rich countries coughed up the cash they promised to help the developing world rise to the climate challenge. one bit of good news though. the egyptian reefs are particularly resistant to marine heating, according to local scientists. the negotiators here will need to summon similar reserves of resilience if progress is going to be made at the conference. justin rowlatt, bbc news, sharm el—sheikh,

forest. haidi: when it comes to this funding agreement, you said the devil is in the details.ink it will make a meaningful impact? >> i am a little skeptical. a lot of the finer points of this deal still need to be worked out. there is no clear expectation on a phase down of coal or any other fossil fuels. some see the loopholes. what we are most focused on is trying to estimate what the policy response is going to be to this climate agreement in different parts of the world. some sort of response to the physical risks of climate change and how they translate into opportunities for us across asset classes. kathleen: it seems that one of the sticking points is getting funding for low income countries. what about the war in ukraine and how it is made people feel the push and the pool away from transitioning from fossil fuels? at a time when it is so scarce where you cannot do that without leaving people vulnerable to being cold in the winter. >> this conflict has revealed challenges within energy transition. fossil fuels are pervasive in our lives. energy security has come to th

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democratic republic of congo, both home to vast areas of under threat forests. indigenous leaders have renewed calls for deforestation funding promised at the glasgow summit last year. the still ahead on al jazeera will have more on the mid terms, including the debate over abortion axis, which is dividing voters in michigan. we'll hear from people on both sides of the issue. ah, anticipation is rising. and so with sponsored my cattle aways, hello, the weather does look pretty quiet now across much of east asia, some bits and pieces of shabby rain coming into our northern parts of japan, high pressure dominating so. therefore it is essentially marty settled still, a few showers into northern japan. so go through where to stay. dry weather doubts was a sappho showers petering out. moving out into the open waters. la sheet roy, across the korean peninsula. margie drive across a good part of china be pushed over towards western parts. you will see what a 2 showers and some showers they're down to. what a se, as well. still warm enough in hong kong 26 hours, your squealing getting up to 30 degrees. it should not be anywhere near

forests. some indigenous leaders have renewed calls for deforestation funding promised at the glasgow summit last year. yes yes he has been with us which. busy which other domestic, i'm here on a day to day basis. it is the indigenous communities who experience it. and in my case, it's very bad. i mean, it is no early climate change. it is a change in structure which is affecting indigenous towns. in this case, we're talking of constant rain, which last year during the pandemic, flooded the amazon placement with all the rivers. them amazon basin overflowed. on the other hand, you have droughts. so these are things that we experiencing every day here. still to come on out. here am be prepared for persistent blackouts. ukraine's president wants people of more russian attacks on and as she facilities in the philippines cools, for just this off to a journalist is murdered. a top prison official is charged over his death. ah hello the weather shit remained la, she quite crossed central parts of here for the time being high, pressure is in charge. he has still a few live he shout. dad was at a to sort

forests. some indigenous ladies have renewed calls for deforestation funding. promise to add the glasgow summit last year. this year he has been with us which home, which other domestic, i'm on a day to day basis. it is the indigenous communities who experience it and in my case it's very bad. i mean, it is no early climate change. it is a change in structure which is affecting indigenous towns. in this case, we're talking of constant rain for which last year during the pandemic, flooded the amazon placement with all the rivers them amazon basin overflowed as on the other hand, you have droughts. so these are things that we experiencing every day. yes, in the or precious being put on ladies at comp $27.00 to $7.00 jailed egyptian british political activists. there have been protests. the day after allah abdullah utter planned to stop drinking water at $219.00 days into a hunger strike. his sister has arrived in egypt saying how much she fears for her brother's safety. we got a letter from prime minister, is she so next that gives me hope and just wait a minute to late like i imagine this is som

forests. some indigenous leaders have renewed calls for deforestation funding promised at the glasgow summit last year. as he, as he had done, was a switch over which other domestic, i mean, on a day to day basis. it is the indigenous communities who experience it. and in my case it's very bad. it is not early climate change. it is a change in structure which is affecting and bigion of towns. in this case, we're talking of constant rain, which last year during the pandemic, flooded the amazon pace of all the rivers. them amazon basin overflowed. on the other hand, you have droughts. so these are things that we experiencing every day. yes. well, pressure is being put on lead as a cop $27.00 to save a jail to gyptian british political activists have been processed a day after alla abdel fats are planned to stop drinking water was 219 days into a hunger strike. his sister has arrived in egypt saying how much she feared for her brother's safety. we got a letter from prime minister, is she so next that gives me hope. i'm just way too many too late. like i imagine this is something that should have bee

speech about natural disasters hurricanes extreme heat droughts and forest fires the result of lengthy negotiations was the creation of a fund money will be contributed to it developed countries voluntarily. but how much and at what expense is it not yet clear that they promised to pay far away, not many austria belgium no, but it should be new zealand france germany scotland they were ready to compensate losses to developing countries before, the conference participants also decided that the decision of the 2015 paris agreement was to prevent a two- degree increase in global temperature. it was precariously decided to focus on a new mark of one and a half degrees for we need to reduce global carbon emissions, at least by 50% by 2030, but while emissions, on the contrary, are growing, the final wording repeated last year's speech about the phasing out of coal use and the elimination of effective subsidies for fossil fuels more ambitious initiatives, such as the indian proposal mentioned in this context. not only coal gas or reaching the global peak of emissions, but gas by 2025, were not accepted by the representatives of ru

speaking of natural disasters, hurricanes, extreme heat , droughts and forest fires, the result of lengthy negotiations was the creation. the fundney into it. is this country voluntarily. but how much and at what expense is not yet clear a promise to pay was given far, not many austria belgium yes no, it is necessary new zealand france germany scotland they were ready to compensate losses to developing countries before, the conference participants also decided that the decision of the paris agreement of 2015 to prevent an increase in the global.

change, natural disasters, hurricanes, extreme heat , droughts and forest fires, the result of lengthy negotiations was the creation of a fund, the money will be contribute developed countries voluntarily. but how much and at what expense it is not yet clear that the promise to pay was given far, not many austria belgium denmark canada new zealand france france scotland they were already ready to compensate the losses to developing countries, the conference participants also decided that the decision of the paris agreement in 2015 to prevent a 2 degree increase in global temperature was not reliably decided to focus on a new mark of one and a half degrees. that we need to reduce global carbon emissions by at least 50% by 2030, but while emissions are on the contrary growing, the final wording repeated last year's speech about phasing out coal and abolition of efficient subsidies for fossil fuels more ambitious initiatives, such as the indian proposal mentioned in this context. not only coal gas or reaching the global peak of emissions, but gas by 2025, were not accepted by the representatives of russia, who spoke out sharply

soldiers who did not have time to retreat were hiding in the forests in the kharkiv region, and now they are actually replenishing our exchange fund as if from with this in kharkiv oblast now uh in general can you say that there is a sufficiently large number of such saboteurs and those who did not have time to cross the rivers in time due to uh various obstacles and they remained like this they uh coincide gathered in a pack or in such groups, they tried to go over to the side of their henchmen, and some of them made an active opening, well, it was these issues that were dealt with by the units of the counter-revisionist struggle, and a sufficient number of such groups were discovered and destroyed, many of them changed into civilian women 's clothes for in order to disguise yourself and get out, well, i am very grateful to the locals, who promptly pointed out if they saw strangers here on their territory, and even those whom they knew during the occupation, well, separately, i wanted to say more about collaborators who also did not have time to leave their homes in time, and it is they who are dealt with by the special services

the saudis side will fund the chart getting out. i'm on a the mangrove forest in alpha. kiera is half an hour's drive from doha, in mo, mo, do man, john works for a company that went. kayaks, things are also quite here during ramadan. and mamo do is from gonna he's on his way to his favorite spot. to have the underwrite bend is empty because if you are not here right, then the, what i get that i saw a week are not gay. i why about them? because as you can see, the water is getting dry. next 2 hours, then there would be no water at on this area. the barren desert and metropolitan doha, are a long ways away. ah ah ah, ah yes my fiddler best in this man worth. because we have the simplest in our country like this. so when i was a kid i supposed to had from my mom that is the bliss allen, how to swim. so it does that always. if i came to this place, i remember but guitar is no home away from home, from mama to, like most of the guest workers in the country. he's here to earn money. before he came here, he made 2 unsuccessful attempts to get to europe. he got on a r

but especially for smaller countries, they don't have the general funds lying around because they have forest fires and other things that they panic about. it's about how much money does your county have lying around. >> so that takes me to my next question, jamarah, what are the cons to special election? we've heard the cons. we've heard the unlimited amount of money that can be thrown into these races. what would you say, how would you define smft negatives? >> i would say that recall a little bit of a recall broken records, but recall he lebs are the less transparent elections that i can think of, other than american idol or something like that. there is not a lot of transparency and as we sit there more frequently, i appreciate the longer terms statistics but we look at a lot of things going on and much like a business, cash grab happening right now. all the more reason to put some guard rails on politicians but also on political consultants. >> aoufr saying. >> right. >> because of the money issue? >> correct. >> it does not come from anywhere. >> anything else. >> got you. >> exactly. >

hurricanes, extreme heat, droughts and forest fires, the result of lengthy negotiations was the creation. developed countries will voluntarily contribute money to the fund and at what expense it is not yet clear that the promise to pay was given far, not many austria belgium denmark canada new zealand france germany scotland they were already ready to compensate for losses, developing countries, the conference participants also decided that the decision of the 2015 paris agreement is to prevent the increase in global temperatures. at 2°. precariously , it was decided to concentrate on a new mark of one and a half degrees. that we need to reduce global carbon emissions by at least 50% by 2030, but for now emissions are on the contrary growing. . not only coal gas or reach the global emission peak. gas already by 2025. the representatives of russia were not accepted and spoke out sharply against the reduction of the use of all types of fossil fuels. arguing that this could exacerbate the energy crisis is among the informal outcomes of the resumption of the us- china climate dialogue, which was abandoned following nancy pilotty's recent visit to taiwan. al

there is now a dedicated fund that is going to be set up so that rich countries, we did the move to cause climate change like burning fossil fuel stroke, no forests and everything. they pay the poorest ones. so compensate for the damages that have been caused. there we're not just talking about helping them transition from fossil fuels to clean energy or help them that i told him i a see, was them everything like that? it's really about paying for the damages done by extreme whether that sort of already gotten was the secretary that the so the new fund for paying for these damages has been priced as a significant step. but is it big enough? i mean, all the details of this are very vague and when the rich countries actually pay into it on the scale required is a completely different conversation. and one where i think many of the poor country law, skeptical towards anyway, given how much opposition they faced, even just getting this on the gender in the 1st place or the decades. and them having to fight to the last 2 weeks to get it actually set up and we can the war to down to the extent that countries tried to do. and yes, that's very clear sign

to buildld p money actually ran a surplus forest reserves almost everyone knows by now the central bank has a loan of $630 billion and a sovereign wealth fund with hundreds of billions of dollars. in your building up a war chest for war. that was a mercantilism part of the rationale was you were going to have a war if you were to operate m things this way. and in some ways it's a modern-day illustration of that. >> proof of what smith was concerned about. the prosperity of average people inou russia. >> absolutely. >> in smith's day is about the british history sovereign in putin's april. >> it's an illustration. family-style. some of the ideas wrote almost two days before the wealth of nations used at the time a tutor and a professor of moral philosophy. thatat book he argued for something called mutual sympathy. and today you probably use words like empathy. put the two together i could see two meanings all in for me as an individual. i should be able to apply my skills open competitive market. we are all in. this is the goal. thanks smith a lot to say to us. so to understand arguments about the invisible hand requires a belief markets ar

well, the week of the forest, which takes place every year, it gives results, of course, it gives results. yes, as far as reproduction is concerned, the annual silvicultural fundabout thirty-five thousand hectares. this is annually what sits down directly by us people, and moreover, taking into account the necessary volumes of reproduction in the conditions of some kind of cataclysms, this windbreak is also a bug. here the volume will only grow. people will help you. of course, i won't say everything. but here sergei, uh, is indignant at the fact that there is a sea in the forests of deadwood, and even write it out for firewood to tidy up in the forest in a rural enterprising resident. whole problem. here, belarusian citizens are law-abiding, and probably, yes, here it is necessary in detail, if specifically for the respected sergei, then it is necessary to specifically understand. what was the immediate moment and why such a controversial issue turned out to be another question, that there are different types of fish, that is, there are fellings for the main use. there are intermediate cuttings use. there are tubes. let's just say something else, where are we

but especially for smaller countries, they don't have the general funds lying around because they have forestthat they panic about. it's about how much money does your county have lying around. >> so that takes me to my next question, jamarah, what are the cons to special election? we've heard the cons. we've heard the unlimited amount of money that can be thrown into these races. what would you say, how would you define smft negatives? >> i would say that recall a little bit of a recall broken records, but recall he lebs are the less transparent elections that i can think of, other than american idol or something like that. there is not a lot of transparency and as we sit there more frequently, i appreciate the longer terms statistics but we look at a lot of things going on and much like a business, cash grab happening right now. all the more reason to put some guard rails on politicians but also on political consultants. >> aoufr saying. >> right. >> because of the money issue? >> correct. >> it does not come from anywhere. >> anything else. >> got you. >> exactly. >> let me answer it, whic

in quality, there is misuse of funds on duty hotlines, search engines, those who work in the forest,hose who help. eliminate the consequences of emergencies provides support to sick children, the elderly , a volunteer in any situation will remain in touch and will not think about the costs for it. this is an extremely important story for the detachment and not only for ours, because there are other detachments, there are many other volunteers who spend no less money on these stories. and this is certainly a very correct thing and an important thing. this will greatly facilitate the work of volunteers volunteers. now they are also in the zone of a special military operation, working in hospitals, providing psychological assistance , delivering humanitarian supplies. oleg nilov offers to actively help to restore the destroyed settlements, to compensate for communication services, those who went there for work also need to seconded to the territory of new regions , first of all, to doctors by the builder leader. main reading ahead. if the amendment to the fundamental law on volunteerism

now that we have a deer forest, biden can take it as an executive order, i.e. as long as we have the support of the congress, as long as the congress itself is ready to allocate funds in fact, it is a letter to us and there is no role to play in the role of land vise was a precautionary mechanism. if suddenly the congress stops supporting ukraine and does not want to allocate additional aid packages to ukraine, then president biden will simply be able to bypass his ban and to continue this support for ukraine. i thank you very much , mr. oleksandr, for this answer, because you really answered a lot of ukrainians who may also ask this question. and where is this lend-lis do we have it or don't we have it does it work or doesn't it work i thank you very much, but let's go back to the elections because i want to talk with you about them and to talk about them this year. as you have already said a lot of republicans are trump protégés. well, quite a lot has happened to those trump protégés. but not much has happened, that is, what can be said about trump himself, considering that his protégés are running or at least running for office, he began to actively prepare for

that we have a deer forest, biden can actually take it as an executive order, that is, as long as we have the support of congress, as long as congress itself is ready to allocate funds us, in essence, a landlist. is a safety mechanism. if suddenly congress stops supporting ukraine and does not want to allocate additional aid packages to ukraine, then president biden will simply be able to bypass his ban and continue this support for ukraine. thank you very much, mr. oleksandr for this answer, because you really answered a lot of ukrainians who can also ask this question. and where is this lend-forest, do we have it or do we not have it, does it work or does it not work? i thank you very much, but we will return anyway before the elections, because i want to talk to you about them and this year, candidates were running. as you already said, a lot of republicans are trump protégés. well, quite a lot of that happened with those trump protégés. trump, taking into account the fact that his protégés are running or at least running for office, he began to actively prepare for the elections, yes, he really began to prepare for the elections, but those by-elections essential

but especially for smaller countries, they don't have the general funds lying around because they have forest fires and other things that they panic about. it's about how much money does your county have lying around. >> so that takes me to my next question, jamarah, what are the cons to special election? we've heard the cons. we've heard the unlimited amount of money that can be thrown into these races. what would you say, how would you define smft negatives? >> i would say that recall a little bit of a recall broken records, but recall he lebs are the less transparent elections that i can think of, other than american idol or something like that. there is not a lot of transparency and as we sit there more frequently, i appreciate the longer terms statistics but we look at a lot of things going on and much like a business, cash grab happening right now. all the more reason to put some guard rails on politicians but also on political consultants. >> aoufr saying. >> right. >> because of the money issue? >> correct. >> it does not come from anywhere. >> anything else. >> got you. >> exactly. >

forest fires in north america. we've seen a lot of loss and damage across the board. so we know that this is not a unique situation, but what we must acknowledge and what this fund acknowledges is that they're most vulnerable among us are hit harder. and on the, on the notes of the, of the accountability, the payments into the fond are expected to be voluntary. but on that same note, can it be sustainable if no one actually bears responsibility? well, i think people are starting to acknowledge responsibility by creating this fund. we know now with as the science has gotten tighter, the science of attribution is very clear. pollution in the north is causing an increase in, in temperatures, and those temperatures are causing the changes in climate that we're seeing and wreaking havoc today. we can tell that a storm is climate related, flood is climate related. so attribution is a lot stronger now. so i don't think we can see it's difficult to tell what we need is the political will to acknowledge and take responsibility. that's where the effort should be. and that's where the effort will be. when tara math, i a thank you very much for speaking to us. thank you. ah, you're watc

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funding for firefighters. we need to make sure emergency management has more money for making sure we have enough fire fighters. i do believe we need to manage our force effectively -- our forestsffectively. but we cannot just say that forest fires will never happen. we have a planet that has grown warmer every year. moderator: medicare is the next topic. we received a lot of questions about this including this one from lisa. >> how are you going to protect medicare? mrs. smiley: i know senator murray is trying to scare senior citizens. i will not touch anyone's benefits who are receiving or about to receive benefits. we need to be able to come together for solutions. i am happy to work for the future to deliver results. senator murray is a proponent for medicare for all, which we know would be medicare for none. we need to get back to the days of ronald reagan and tip o'neill, where you talk to each other and deliver results. i will absolutely go fight for you. i am not here to take away from anyone, but you need your costs to be lower. you need your gas prices to be lower. senator murray voted to stop benefits for prescription drugs for medicare. if she had her way, you would

forests, but you know, i would say so in ukraine from a good saying, you fool, i’m rich. that's right, here they are. let yourself dream of daring to assure you that we have enough fundsally with the help of the russian federation yes, joint actions. we level any, uh, danger. i just wanted to warn you, so there were rumors around here. recently, that means, uh. washington mr. kirby is yes, the former admiral means he is now, uh, the press secretary of the department of defense and always performs in a civilian suit in general there is such a multi-star. yes, here, and he says, we are quoting the united states cannot confirm the location of the territory of belarus, which means hyperz. the russian weapon has a dagger, so mr. kirby, i'm addressing you to him. i also cannot confirm, but i saw and i can confirm that in the sky over belarus mig-31 flies. strategic and this means instant-31 in the republic of belarus there is nothing to do, but from the point of view of air defense it will only take off, it is already on the territory of poland or on the territory of russia or on the territory of ukraine, and by the way, speaking instant-31 - this is a platform for just dag

will not save 1,000 lives, they declared that they restore forests, not only not necessarily, but even undesirable, which are spent colossal funds the entire vegetation cover of the earth was noticeably reduced. well, what is there to discuss with us as a guest, the deputy chairman of the committee? from the house on ecology, natural resources and environmental protection alexander kogan alexander borisovich hello. hello. well, it really turns out that for speed forest restoration is influenced exclusively by weather conditions and precipitation. here you agree with the australian scientists that the whole process generally does not need a person, and even interferes , do not quite agree, but, most likely, where there is anthropogenic influence. well, that is, there is practically no human impact on the environment, or there are no continuous workings of tree workings. or the forest is not infected. it happens that the forest also gets sick , and clear sanitary cuttings are required. moreover , such sufficiently large areas are required there, of course, it is better not to interfere and the forest. he himself will sort out thos

problematic to advance through the forest fields, but at the same time, preparations are underway for not a company, and this, accordingly, forces are accumulating and fundspany we will see such a tactical technique as an angry rampart, this is when, in a certain narrow area, the line of contact will be used, uh, a lot of barrels and artillery of multiple rocket launchers and the density of shells or the consumption of shells will be there are about 560,000 shells in this area. it is clear what a firepower is , a tactical technique will lead to the fact that we will be able to organize both an offensive and a counter -offensive operation. and as i said. uh, yesterday that our deliveries are going without interruption. but due to the fact that we brought down the energy systems of ukraine, they have a problem, a problem is precisely in communication, west, east and the problem is that it is not only difficult to bring ammunition there or some kind of equipment there, but it is difficult to send it for repairs, out-of-service artillery systems and combat vehicles that are being repaired only abroad. and such a discrepancy leads to the fact that the enemy is

including when a car is being repaired through the forest osago russians are gradually returning their savings to banks, making longer deposits or putting fundss, according to experts, the growth in demand for long-term deposits is due to the fact that rates have increased and people want to lock in higher returns for the long term and the trend towards such savings will only gain momentum. but what savings instruments to choose? let's understand. our guest is the director of the division to borrow and save savings sergey shirokov sergey aleksandrovich hello, kind, for this year, among all the ways of saving, a simple deposit in rubles wins. why is this and will this trend continue? really now looking at the situation in the stock market. or looking at foreign exchange savings. we can say that the most effective most e. well, probably, a reliable option is simple ruble deposits. and we see that consumers clearly understand this even now it is ruble deposits that are the basis of savings. we have in the grass, if there is some optimal size of the deposit, well, it is clear that everyone's income is different, but at least some formula from the