the chemical this killer fish species occurs all along the north american atlantic coast. the killy fish has been a favorite of biology. literally for centuries at they are quite common. they are non migratory. so they reflect their local environments, and each population is unique, in that it is genetically different. it is an adapted to its local environment. so it gives us opportunity for lots of studies. the research as need to observe the development of the fish embryos in the ag, in order to understand at which stages the environmental talks and disrupt the animals, biochemistry or not. ah, so we'll look at the rate at which the embryo is developed in certain features that we know that p c. these can disturb, like a proper development of the heart, evidence of proper development of the circulatory system and proper body side. mm. why, of these particular fish able to resist deadly environmental talk sense? what are the factors that allow individual species to adapt to the city? all parallel developments taking place in cities wild white at the university of toronto,

american countries, what else -- >> australia is worried about this. our airstrip! -- >> what else? china is building a new military port on africa's atlantic coast.t coast of africa. u.s. officials told "wall street journal" this meant that chinese warships might be able to rearm and refit in a location opposite to the east coast of the united states. it continues: they are making claims to the japanese islands and trying to settle them. in east china sea. south china sea. the philippines is an island nation. threatening japan, the philippines, taiwan. devouring hong kong. china is encroaching -- india's territory as world caught up fighting and covid, china is sliding and pressures out its borders using its neighbors territories as bargaining chips, building a village inside of india's border state. not unprecedented this means china has not stopped its aggressive stance against india since last year. what else? >> the woke left used military crucial battlefield, our military. much of brass and civilian leadership of the pentagon are repaired to fight on by half of the woke cause. this ised from the heritage foundation. it says: >> what else. el

coast and environmental history. the environmental justice will the mo douglas and american conservation in an open pit visible from the moon michelle. niehaus is project editor at the atlantic where she at its features for the planet section in a series called life up close her writing has appeared in publications, including the nation's geographic and the new york times magazine, and she's the author of beloved beasts fighting for life in an age of extinction now, let's hear from adam swords and michelle nighouse. thank you for joining us today. hi everyone. it's such a pleasure to be with you today. i'm michelle niehaus, and i'm here with adam sowards to talk about his wonderful new book making america's public lands if you are tuning in today, i it's your it's likely that you've spent at least some time in what adam calls the public's lands our national parks wildlife refuges national forests or anyone of the other landscapes that make up our public lands system. and adam's history one of the many things i appreciate about appreciate about adam's book is that it's both very nuanced but also wonderfully accessible and it is in addition very alert to the role of the public