these are the words of professor mike clarke, lecturer in zoology at latrobe university of melbourne,ia, could be attributed to any of the forests devastated by the disaster. without a doubt, this is the most destructive... disaster in australian history, scientists say. according to him , the total area. scientists note that it could take decades for australia's flora and fauna to recover; the situation is still so critical that society is demanding that the government introduce a moratorium on logging. such a move will naturally make timber more expensive on the continent gold. a situation in which it is on one side. scales is economic profit, which is also a fairly understandable, understandable factor, because economic collapse, economic... some scientists also argue that the main cause of fires in australia was global warming, which was caused by industrial carbon emissions into the atmosphere, raising the temperature air on the surface of the earth. note that back in 2018, at a un conference , it was reported that australia was not fulfilling its commitments to reduce carbon emi

these words from professor mike clark, lecturer in zoology at latrobe university of melbourne, australiacould apply to any of the forests being devastated. as a result of a disaster. without a doubt, this is the most destructive disaster in australian history, scientists say. according to him, the total area affected by the fire , 18 million hectares, is beyond belief. this is more than holland, denmark and switzerland combined. scientists note that it could take ten years to restore australia's flora and fauna. the timber industry can also lead to dire consequences, on the one hand for the citizens of this state, on the other hand, on the other side of the scale lies the need to... restore the country's ecological system, this is certainly a matter of a very difficult choice. the then prime minister of australia scott morison said that the main reason for the fire was the drought that lasted in the country for 3 years and that same thing - global warming. some scientists also claim that the main cause of fires in australia was global warming, which was caused by industrial carbon emissi

these are the words of professor mike clarke, lecturer in zoology at latrobe university of melbourne.ed to any of the forests devastated by the disaster. without a doubt, this is the most destructive disaster in australian history, scientists say. according to him, the total area the area of ​​18 million affected by the fire is mind boggling; this is more than holland, denmark and switzerland combined. scientists note that the restoration of australia's flora and fauna may take decades; the situation is still so critical that society is demanding that the government impose a moratorium on logging; such a step will naturally make timber on the continent more expensive than gold. a situation in which economic profit is on one side of the scale, which is also quite clear, understandable factor, because economic collapse... that is, global warming. some scientists also argue that the main cause of fires in australia was global warming, which was caused by industrial carbon emissions into the atmosphere, raising the air temperature on the surface of the earth. it should be noted that back

i am grateful to the contributions to the w and the presence of mike clark. as well as members of management team. and michael our contract administrative manager. >> today have you buffer an ordinance approving the healing service plans and contribution rates for year 2025. the ordinance establishes the amount contributes by the employer toward the employee health premium this is charter requirement referred to the 10 county average is the survey of 10 most populous counties in california not including san francisco. this survey notes the amounts contributed by the employer under the county medical plans. the average amount is then the base for the employer contribution to retiree rates and unions. 10 coincident surhave an average rate is 882 for representing 9 envelope percent increase do to rate increase in 2024. the rates and benefits process spans a year. it is important to meet time lines to avoid disruptions you see we are smack in the middle lone to the right on the time kline special we are under a lot of pressure this time of year to get it right so

mike: thank you very much. >> they push the ball in transition. caitlin clark in wnba history to record a triple double pert or strong performance help the indiana fever beat the new york liberty 83 -- 78. clark finished with 19 points, 13 assists and 12 rebounds. as a first triple-double by any player in fever franchise history. >> in the air that ball is headed into it. >> he walks it off. >> a thrilling comeback for the san diego padres. panic had a walkoff home run in front of eight records sold out home crowd. one fan got a little over zealous for the fan or rush the field while he was celebrating with teammates was quickly tackled to the ground by security. it appears he tried to get his self it with these slugger who seemed unaware of fan got caught up in the celebration. he was not bothered by the incident saying it was a nice it is unclear if that fan was criminally charged. note selfie. quick state in the sands. all eyes are in capitol the next couple of days democrats plan meetings to discuss president biden's campaign. one former democrat who is cal

to a three year, $74 million extension to join mike brown's squad history in the w number one overall pick in indiana fever, all star guard caitlin clarkookie in wnba history, as indiana beat new york by five. caitlin finished with 19 points, 12 rebounds and tied a season high with 13 assists. clark, who wears number 22, coincidentally made history in her 22nd career game. not pictured, walnut creek's own sabrina ionescu scored a game high 22 in the loss to the ice. macklin celebrini and the sharks franchise's first number one overall draft pick ever. he signed his first pro contract with team teal. he'll be on the ice this fall. his dad, rick, is the head trainer for the warriors, and macklin even played a year for the junior sharks. now, the sharks opened the regular season on october 10th at sap center, celebrating thought about going back to college for another year, but not too much. once he went to rookie camp over the time i just i found myself getting more and more excited and, seeing seeing the guys that we have, the young guys that were there, that, that were i'm, i'm kind of growing with and, and going through this process w

katherine clark says it would place an extreme burden on countless americans trying to vote. the bill was introduced in may by congressman chip roy. mike this, the act will safeguard elections by assuring only american citizens vote in federal elections. seems like a no brainer. that's not the case. claudia tenney calling for the 51 intel officials who signed the letter claiming the hunter biden laptop was russian disinformation to be held responsible, the laptop was later proven to be real and was entered as evidence in hunter biden's federal gun trial. tenney posted this on x. the 51 should be prosecuted for knowingly pushing a false statement. it is a felony crime to make a false statement to an agent of the federal government related to a f federal matter. paramount and sky dance media are muggerring, sky dance will shell out $8 billion to take over of national amusement as paramount's controlling shareholder from the red stone family. sky dance will merge with paramount making ellison with a host of problems, boosting profitability and streaming. take a look at pair mount in -- paramount in the premarket, up 3%. boeing agreeing to