90% in the -- permian basin. furthermore, official estimates such as the u.s. greenhouse gas inventory have been shown to underestimate u.s. methane emissions from the oil and gas sector by 60%. this impacts the life cycle emissions of plastics into critical ways. one, estimates of emissions -- plastic production is highly locations pacific. second, underestimation of methane emissions from the oil and gas supply chain risks minimizing the life cycle emissions impact of plastics. a key driver of this underestimation is a disproportionate role of melting super emitters. the super emitters are short duration emission events, often unpredictable, and very by location. thus, plastics produced from -- from the permian basin will likely have higher life cycle emissions compared to those produced from feedstock sourced from the marcellus shale basin. effective in frequent monitoring and mitigation of methane will be critical in reducing supply chain emissions -- in this context, recent innovations in technology have ena

the drain the water at the top of the basin onto the sand. sediment where the removal of sediment treatment, chemicals and bacteria is completed. as the water leaves the sand dumped here it is almost as pure as when it left the clouds to eliminate any remaining bacteria. my new quantities of chlorine or other purifying agents are added. finally, safe, palatable is pumped to the mains reservoirs. from the treatment plant. there is still the big job of getting it to our streets. homes. and. this water works operate and is a skilled and technical profession requiring trained and experienced personnel. this is a big water supply by weight of material handled seven times as big. all other industries put together to keep our supply around the clock. it takes big installations with proper of equipment, buildings, basins and filters our. electric switching equipment. electric motors and pumps and automatic pumping stations. but vast though today's waterworks installations may be, they are not sufficient for the years ahead, the united states public h

valleys store thousands of archaeological monuments left by the ancient population of the minusinsk basin.

but that trinity basin bar is the third largest in the state and is the third-largest basin. >> reporterld bader points out that trinity started very low and does not feel as easily as shasta. while the lake did see some intense rainfall -- >> just cut to the side of the hill here. >> reporter: the bureau says it was not enough to fuel and above-average rebound. >> unfortunately, 120% is above normal but is not the 200% to 3% that we saw across the state that filled every reservoir up besides trinity. >> reporter: another feature trinity

a lot of rivers, creeks and streams naturally flow down to the basin.o the question is, you know, will we see the lake come back as we see more of these extremes? it goes back to the conversation about the weather whiplash, very dry conditions followed by one very wet winter. with climate extremes, we will likely see the lake come back in waves. should we keep it there permanently? that is a question for residents in the area. it will be a challenge for the for the local agcultural producers that are there. >> this is a source of freshwater which has been an issue in the state. tell us what we are expecting for the year and years ahead as we are facing these weather whiplash is and extremes. >> right. we are entering an el nino year in estate we have not seen for quite some time. this will be a strong event sometimes referred to as a super el nino. it is still up for debate. >> what does that mean? >> superboy? >> superboy, right? picture el nino conditions, warm waters off the eastern pacific. then cold waters in the western pacific. we will see it rea

permian basin., official estimates such as the u.s. greenhouse gas inventory have been shown to underestimate u.s. nothing emissions from the oil and gas sector by 60%. this impacts the life cycle emissions of plastics in two critical ways, one, estimates of emissions plastic production is highly location specific. and number two, underestimation of methane emissions from the oil and gas supply chain risks minimizing the life cycle emissions and plastics. a key driver of this underestimation is that disproportionate role of methane -- this so promoters are offering a predictable -- thus, plastics produced from feedstock from the permian basin will likely have higher life cycle emissions, compared to that produced from feedstock in the shell basin. the frequent monitoring and mitigation of methane will be critical in reducing supply chain emissions of plastic production. in this context, recent innovations and technology have enabled the oil and gas industry as well as the epa to address methane comm

black sea of ​​the black sea basin, we need to think for europe, for the mediterranean basin, the blackndix, and if the e-e in the black sea disappear, will they fly to mars or will all russian ships be sunk in the sevastopol bay, something similar to the crimean results of the crimean war will happen from this, when russia will be forbidden to have an e the naval forces and the armed forces in general in the black sea . no one poses such a threat to the region anymore. actually, then you can think about the demilitarization of the black sea basin. turkey as a member according to the north atlantic alliance, it is not based in the black sea, its fleet is based in the straits and in the mediterranean water area. they only enter the black sea. it holds the key to this basin and then well, it is quite possible to declare the black sea region as such a demilitarized zone. it would be beneficial everyone, but understand correctly what to announce to russia that its ban on the maintenance of the fleet and military formations in the black sea region is one thing, but what agreements can be sig

in general, we still have a mug pan basin.eople do near the fountain to pour themselves with a copper basin? or cover yourself with a copper basin, this is my game will now be covered after that. let's answer something mash well, all people can't drink from one mug, but they can pour water from one basin, and , in principle, you can drink from one basin, too, for sure in the ussr where there were machine guns everywhere, and everyone drank glasses for him, so maybe asya will answer with a silver mug, and so is your door, but a silver mug. water belonging to the artist revolutionary time at the fountain was. silver mug with an inscription for the health of aivazovsky and his family we won 10,000 rubles. we continue the seventh question and 15,000 rubles. who in greek mythology demeter is hades and mother b daughter c niece, mother-in-law is too difficult to have a niece and mother-in-law, so we will choose between mother and daughter, what hades ruled or who and what hades hades is something dark for demeter. well , i think tha

if you look at the paris basin, there are two problems.there's also groundwater, over exploitation, the groundwater is being over exploited at a rate that is already half the saudi arabia and basin and if there is less rainfall coming in, the basin will be heavily impacted. it's comparable with the colorado where most of the water is used across the industry and the population for household water. mark: it is not that long ago i can recall this seine bursting its banks and places being underwater. it seems as though the balance is going with our climate which is an alarming factor. thank you very much for getting a situation not only in colorado but here in france. a professor from the university of strasburg and expert in river management. thank you very much time for turning to business. the clock ticks toward a historic first default in u.s. history with little progress in the negotiations over raising the debt limit. >> a day after president joe biden met with house speaker kevin mccarthy at the white house, there was another round of

eastern siberia in the valley of the middle yenisei, it occupies the left-bank half of the minusinsk basin from moscow to the center of the republic of abakan by rail. about 4.400 km. the travel time will be three days , the flight by plane will take 4 1/2 hours, but for now it is a small city by modern standards with a population of about 200,000 people. it is one of the greenest cities in russia, parks and squares occupy almost a third of its territory. the city has several theaters on the cathedral square is the most beautiful orthodox church of the city of the savior transfiguration cathedral journey. through khakassia, it allows you to look into the complete secret history of the peoples who inhabited these lands. the khakass valleys store thousands of archaeological monuments left by the ancient population of the minusinsk basin. five kilometers northwest of abakan, the steppe stretches, historians call it the valley of the kings. here, in the production of 5 km , there are 56 large burial mounds ; they were built by the siberian scythian tribes; scientists named this archaeological

but that trinity basin bar is the third largest in the state and is the third-largest basin. >> reporter: donald bader points out that trinity started very low and does not feel as easily as shasta. while the lake did see some intense rainfall -- >> just cut to the side of the hill here. >> reporter: the bureau says it was not enough to fuel and above-average rebound. >> unfortunately, 120% is above normal but is not the 200% to 3% that we saw across the state that filled every reservoir up besides trinity. >> reporter: another feature trinity is that it is fed predominantly by snowpack. >> there's plenty of snow thlake >> pothat gets tthe heart of the complaint from many in this area. >> is just barreling down the river right now. >> reporter: they say an opportunity was missed by allowing too much water to flow out of the lake during the winter storms and into the spring. >> this year, we did not release extra water. we just released some of that volume earlier than we normally do. some of the volume from the summer to the winter months. people saw more volume in february and march tha

closed basin in the san joaquin river. the kern river is flowing down towards an intersection where they have a technological engineer ability down here at the kern river to take the water and put it into the aqua duct ined like it wants to to the kern river. they've got to do that because the lake is teting into overwhelmed. here is where it is coming from. have you ever heard of lake isabella? it's a popular area. and also a major reservoir to store all the snow melt coming out of the sierra. it's full. they can't hold more water in that. they have to let it going. if you keep going up river from there, you see the snow pack. and that is one reading right there, which shows you there is still three and a half feet of water in the snow pack. the snow pack itself is more like six and a half feet deep. when you melt it off, three and a half feet of standing water there. just one reading for one location. that's all got to melt. this is why they're coming to the extreme circumstances to try to divert water away from the lake

the rabbit of the static basin by signing an agreement on the largest in the world agreement on frees currently being prepared bricks where china will also dominate and the west understands that it is even in diplomacy a little resigned if china forms such a pool of its followers on the international arena and there is no doubt that his word will sound stronger in the future . well, the europeans are trying to catch up with china already with such tactics, so nuclear non -proliferation and strategies to balance china are clear. thank you, mr. ruslan and ruslan osypenko, diplomats, an international expert brought in with us, but now iryna kovalya will be with us , this means that we will watch the latest news release. thank you lesya. well, in the news release , i will tell about the situation in different regions of ukraine, and there will also be very important information, whether volodymyr zelensky will still appear at the meeting so wait for the big seven

make this a joint project and specify if it is on people's minds, now we are sharing the dry river basinafghanistan with the two water basins of hirmand river, but the 1351 contract is only on the hirmand branch, other branches that can provide sustainable and for the field of environment, the term international wetland hamon khordad does not talk about the world's international wetland, which 80% of the people of sistan and baluchistan depend on for their livelihood, but it has become more beautiful day by day. it will branch off, one to iran and one to the parian river , the common border must reach hamun pozak, this wetland is not allowed. the haqaba statute was signed between iran and afghanistan hirmand should be provided in any field for the strengthening of iran. so far nothing has happened in afghanistan. it reached a point where the president warned the rulers of afghanistan to release the water of hirmand . please take this very seriously. the region of sistan and baluchistan province with the water shortage in sistan and baluchistan province has made the government to be more

and of course, so a less than piece has to be brought to the black sea basin and to northern neighbors. at all. these of course will be our for premier tivitz after the election. is there any of course of our tool during the foreign ministry? no, i didn't say anything key about that said, but all these issues going to be suddenly decided after the elections. are you one of the candidates to be in the foreign jeep? i have not heard this a domestic policy question. if you want to turn back to fund them into a system from the presidential one, if you can do it, what would that theme for this domestic public politics? i mean, what would be the benefits change in 2017, after the, if at random from the parliamentary system into the presidential system has a created a very serious are set back in terms of separation of powers in terms of the flaw. because under the system is that the current, the implementing a, the executive authority is dominating and it has an on newport power over the legislative and the judiciary. and this is contradictory to a democratic understanding of separation of p

i poured everything into a red basin, then bottled all the gasoline.ook the money, set it on fire, and then the scarf was already thrown at her, and she caught fire or screamed attempts to kill the youngest child she had made before. yes, i know she tried. she herself is in the village, then she said she was such a woman, that is, she talked a lot to everyone, she tried to drown her. the girl, of course, opened her eyes at this time and looked at her, she just could not do it. you know, it was useless to call and even write in our body biting. yes neighbors. yes, they did it once. uh-huh. and there, that is, they knew her situation. well, everything was closed to this that guardianship would have to be with an inspection. yes, it's true, and we were sitting on the street, and she was with large packages, there were four packages, probably huge, right, what with groceries and she came up and said, i have guardianship tomorrow. i've hmm went to the store. i bought everything, that is. this she personally told us, it was 100%. but marina was limited in he

we share the dry river basin of afghanistan with the two water basins of hirmand and abi, but the 1351 contract is only on the hirmand branch, which can provide sustainable water and for the environment . baluchistan depends on it, we hope my life let's water it, but it is getting more beautiful day by day. 12 months from imam domdari, domdari, the top 250 serials , fishing, sleeping, and kamal khan passes 90 km to the flowing area, where it reaches and then there are several branches, one to iran and one to the parian river . the border joint reaches hamon pozak, it does not allow water to reach hamon pozak. this wetland is formed by hamon hirmand wetland in sabri iran and hamon pozak . it is the border joint of iran and afghanistan. 99 years after 48 years , the meeting between iran and afghanistan was signed. in 1972, hirmand's charter was agreed upon to provide the basis for the realization of iran's water, but nothing has happened so far, afghanistan reached a point where the president warned the rulers of afghanistan to release hirmand water , take it very seriously. it has cause

one example is the basin. oo thesor in liforn where l ra and the s added up. just about all of th state's reservoirs are now brimming, the two largest are well above their historical averages. take a look at this. trinity at just 39% capacity. that is just half of the historical average. so, why is one of these lakes not like the others? now, it sounds like thi all depends on who you ask? >> that is true. there are places in california where they have too much water and then there is trinity lake. a reservoir that works differentl than others like shasta. the people living here think they missed out on this winter. the are not happy about it. >> i have been here 22 years. have seen it go up and down. w had droughts before. the lake as well be 3/4s full right now. >> he is showing us one place where the drought has not reall ended. >> it is going into the recreation part of the lake. th people that want to come up. a little town, it is hurting everybody up here. >> reporter: a trip to the dock means making a trek across a landscape that looks a lot like califor

responded to all most a thousand calls for localized flooding for the corner of the street with catch basin. our team trying to address that. we clear and pick up anything to block and it hopefully get the flooding to go down. if we are able to respond we call in the san francisco pub utility system and are responsible for the sewer system under so they bring ing vack trucks that vacuum out debris inside the catch basin. we also dealt with lots and lots of calls about trees and tree limbs down. i think we actually faired better then some other places in terms of loss of full trees. we did have whole tree failures and that is not that uncumin with super satch waited soil conditions. we had over 950 calls about trees or tree limbs down. a lot of calls were about loss of a limb and we could save the tree. we are still assessing the data to figure how many were full tree failures versus limb failure. >> also had land movement too. the great highway comes to mind. what is your approach to managing rock mud and land slides? >> that is a great question. we had 28 different slides over the course o

that lake is down her in a basin at the southern edge of the san joaquin valley. ther are four major rivers flowing into that. look at all the farmland! that is what the lake looked like before it filled. i is ancient! that is a floodplai from the king 's river, one of the four major rivers that is flowing out of the southern sierra right now, which just ha its biggest snowfall on record. when you look at the reservoir for pine valley reservoir , there are sensors in the sierra about that. we just did the sno survey today. one of the sensor above this reservoir that ultimately has to flow into lak tulare, if you melted all the snow you would have seven feet of standing water. there is a lot to go. it is a story. this is one of the places that wilso went. he did not fit that in. i wanted to show you the video he shot with his drone. look back there! there is still room. thi is a balancing act. the manager want to keep that lake at just the right level so that there i room for when the big snow melt comes and the water can still flow into this reservoir and no have

please note that the hirmand catchment basin has many tributaries.mand should be provided and many were placed. article 351 is only on the hirmand branch and, unfortunately, on other tributaries that can be provided. sustainable water and for the environment, the term hamon international wetland does not mean that, based on this, the issue of water, in the next point, that the issue of water consumption can be provided for drinking water and maede 1351 and agriculture limited to the catchment area of ​​the mother river, is one of the important branches of hamon. the second most important source of nutrition afghanistan has created wetlands in one hundred parts of abad since the time of ashraf ghani. i feel that it should be limited to sistan and south khorasan . accordingly, we should pay attention to this issue in the national sphere. be aware of these friends. water is a tool of influence of countries in afghanistan throughout history. two superpowers named america and soviet decided to occupy the country in time due to the geopolitical position of

, with pakistan in the amu darya basin, with asian countries. an important point is that throughout the history of afghanistan, in order to compensate for its economic and political backwardness, love as a political tool has unfortunately been placed on the agenda of different men's governments, unfortunately for internal reasons in afghanistan and more importantly. interference foreign countries, so to speak, have made japan's position to be considered the most important means of influence in afghanistan . during the cold war, we were the biggest lego between america and the soviet union in afghanistan's dam construction projects on the helmand valley with the amu darya to iran during the ashraf ghani era. the presence of india and erdoğan's eid, the major dams built on the upper reaches of iran, such as the kajaki dam with the investment of the usa, the kamal khan dam with the investment of new companies supported by the ministry of foreign affairs of turkey, and sarma upstream in mashhad with the investment of 300 million dollars from india,

emergence of this city in 1940 is associated with the discovery and development of the pechora coal basinand the prisoners had to, and since coal, this mineral , the so-called mineral camp of milan appeared . the water tower is a symbol of our city; its height, together with a star , is 54.5 m. on the third of the fifty-fourth year, this tower is also called the tower of babel because it was being built, there were about 30,000 prisoners of ten nationalities in the minlag, which is approximately the same number of prisoners as the current city of 32-33,000 people.

let's quickly take off your jacket and throw it into the basin. alright enough. am coming right now. let's throw it in there. scared me. yes, you scared me. are you at home? you were supposed to fly away on a business trip on a plane, the pipe was late from the cork, it was just a nightmare. and what will happen now will punish you, tomorrow i will fly away on another flight. and your bag, where did the bag leave something with you? here is the belt. and why are you here at work dirty all in paint? listen a. maybe it's a good thing you missed your plane? look, i was also released early today. guys, today late at the corporate party. i'll put andryushka to bed, and we can swim together. you and i haven't been together in such a long time. you work late all the time, don't you? a wonderful plan, true , i’ll wash myself now andryusha now i’ll look, let me come up now. hello lyosh came to meet. this is dima from my school friend's older brother. and this is lyosha my husband is very nice dmitry i envy you black envy alex this is why your wife is lucky? this, however,

results together with kazakhstan we are working on the conservation and restoration of ecosystems basins in the transboundary urals a with azerbaijan we will continue to work to ensure fair principles of water allocation of transboundary rivers to develop information exchange on emergency pollution and hits in march , an international water conference was held in new york. our country, among other things, has put on the agenda a voluntary commitment to volunteer actions. russia has accumulated a lot of experience here. 8 million. our citizens participated in cleaning up the banks from garbage, we fully support the republic of tajikistan in its initiatives on water issues and intentions to hold the second water conference in dushanbe in 2028 as part of a decade of action on water. another important and effective international institute in the field of ecology is briks, it was russia in 2015 during its chairmanship that invited the country to cooperate in the field of environmental protection . now we continue to promote the russian initiative. brix cleantech platform and clean program riv

michael: the primary effluent comes in this way and it feeds these basins and the bacteria come heren the organics that come in and they start to work. you see the little bubbles that pop up now and then here. and when you see those little bubbles, that's basically the transformation of removing the ammonia out of the system. reporter: these are domes made out of a light rock material with fine pores through which air is pumped into the basins. michael: the micro-organisms like fine bubbles. they can't have big bubbles. that way can absorb the air more readily, they don't have to work as hard. so, you want to make a good environment for the bugs, the bacteria, to survive. you want to keep them happy. because this is the heart of the treatment. we are basically taking what nature gives us, we are just making it much quicker. reporter: during every shift, water samples are tested to see how many solids have dropped down. some of these solids which are mainly made of bacteria will be pumped back into the sewer to keep the biological process going. michael: we have kids come here, you kn

well, tatyana, why is there a basin on the table to chop olivier salad into it, what’s in it chop theheck. this is the first response back. stands to chop up the salad we continue maria wash the dishes wash the dishes in a basin. julia what are you doing? salting check salting there is no such thing. but there are three more options. they put sugar on the berries there, it’s obvious that there, something is cooking, preparing the berries for jam, just like dough dough, we agreed with the team, we will have a protest answer, the dough will not be jam. yes, good bowl well, here's my version of the jam exactly think yes, yes. we have already opened the following answers cooking a salad. we wash something, boil, marinate meat, cook jam and there is one more option, the sixth most popular. so temporarily passes to your rivals. well, generally speaking, this is the main task of our game, because we are going to have breakfast to neigh like that, but nonetheless. this alexander is your option for cleaning something flowing from the ceiling flowing from the ceiling set and clean set just forg

because black sea basin is a very peculiar geography. and to both ukraine and russia are our neighbors. and certainly in the next couple of months after the elections, we will continue all the deliberate ations. we should be informed that the sofa in terms of perhaps a t shooting the sustainability of the green deal. the 2nd in the, to facilitate the contacts between kids and moscow. so that the, you know, that we have also achieved some kind, it's a prisoner's exchange in the past between the 2 countries. and these efforts, we'll certainly continue. and of course, so a lasting piece has to be brought to the black sea bass and, and to northern neighbors. at all. these of course will be our sro. try me to tie this after the election. is there any question about who would run the foreign ministry? no, i didn't say anything key about that's it. but all these issues going to be suddenly decided after the elections. are you one of the candidates to be in the foreign jeep? i have not heard this a domestic policy question, a few one to turn bac

in custody for a days, ecuador state oil company has blamed sabotage for an oil spill in the amazon basin . crudo, a feud from a damaged pipeline contaminating a 10 kilometers stretch of the canal river and surrounding lands. indigenous sand, environmental groups called it a disaster. and the united states is bracing for a surge of migrants, addis border with mexico after restrictions brought in. during the cold, we pandemic came to an end. the so whole title 42 was implemented in 2020, it allowed 4 agents to rapidly expel the migraines. to mexico, tens of thousands of law enforcement personnel have been to for to the us mexico border. the us just bringing in a new role that will tighten border controls. and those are headlines on algae ceremonies and i website as always lounges era dot com. witness is next the the is agent of service. i mean yes. of the of the, the the yeah, yeah. have the the the, she is a god. sorry, i mean batesman might even have sending us nothing. so then i can see why this is having the 7 a to you kind of tell me, hey, i shouldn't really missed what a yeah, i mean

three states have to figure out how to cut down the usage of this, the lower basin states. even though we take 15% of the water we use from the colorado river, that is way more than the other two states are using. we take 4.4 million acre feet from the colorado river. arizona takes half of that. that's it. and nevada gets a pittance over here, barely anything. what have we agreed to do? a lot, actually. we've agreed to take our 4.4 million acre feet and bring it down to 2.8 million. that's the same amount arizona's taking. it's a big commitment from us. what's left is arizona and nevada. they've got to figure out how to cut a combined 1.4 million acre feet, and they haven't said how they're going to do that yet. k yo >>e person's trash could be a game changing alternative to fossil fuels. how a bay area landfill is leading the way in fighting climate change. >> we have a lot of people that cannot wait to come and visit the plant, and you know, play with it, throw trash in, and watch it. there's a lot of people watching us. >>> and after all the backlash, the dodgers, they h

but people have stayed away from this basin they didn't like the regulation. i like it. i think that what's great about it is it's dirt cheap. it's $7 a barrel, brings down their cost per barrel dramatically, and it's additive in a very short period of time that's why you think chevron not down nearly as much as people would expect, given how much stock they're giving away. >> although they use stocks in these kind of deals or tuck-in kind of a deal where they're getting acreage. they say it's going to be accretive to earnings per share and free cash flow chevron anticipates accretive to all those financial measures within the first year after closing and it could add as much as $1 billion in annual free cash flow if you assume $70 a share, brent, approximate $224 futures prices as of right now so, you know, i guess overall, what you might expect from them is they have to continue to get new acreage, don't they? >> exactly look, they can add a minimum of 250,000 barrels per day, which is excellent, but david, they generate a lot of cash flow in chevron, and i know that t

more than 5 km wide and about 10 km long, on the one hand the basin has a border in the form of a highsays tobol and high-rise urban development with another limited east bypass, behind which there is a coniferous and mixed forest area of ​​more than 100,000 hectares, in which dozens are also located. snt of settlements of children's country camps , the hollow itself is located much below these boundaries, representing in fact. i said that we periodically flood the full of the tobol river, and in this part 51 snt and dnt are historically located, as well as several settlements, the fire, spreading through this boiler in several places, crossed, moving in half its highway, tuning with a height of us and more than 4 m and a width of up to 20 m, a it was also, and then after the village of tar passed over a fire train, a five-meter-long nasperosiba standing in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe railway bridge, lifted by helicopter an airplane 2200, deployed in the region, the scorching wind was not possible , then the fire entered the territory of the village of malo chausovo where about 1,000

. >>> the lake basin is getting much needed relief. an executive order will allow water from the kern river to be diverted away from the basin. the kern is one of four main rivers that feed the lake due to snow melt. the river is now carrying four times as much water as it usually does. some of that water will now be diverted into the california aqua duct. >> by turning on the inner tide, it allows us to keep water from going north up the flood channel into the lake and exacerbating an already fairly critical situation. >> 3,6700 gallons of water per second is being diverted away from the kern river, keeping it out of nearby communities. >>> let's check in with paul heggen. let's talk about our weather, at least in san francisco, foggy all weekend. >> sun broke through today. i would get used to the fog making its return as we head through the rest of the week. >> we're so close to june, so you know the fog comes with june gloom. >> may gray, june gloom, no sky july, that's how it goes. >> you don't get summer until october. >> if you'

program and in the lower basin we committed to the internet solvency. this all on sheet and forward that to you with all the numbers. >> so about 6.5 million left the bipartisan law to be spent on western water infrastructure is correct? >> your better math and i am. >> this issue isn't going away and having one good year is not should make anyone feel like we have more time. we don't have more time we recognize that. >> thank you secretary beaudreau, one action we took in the bipartisan infrastructure law was a substantially boost funding for water smart grants by $400 million. that's 10 times what we normally do in an annual appropriation for that specific program. these grants are important because they help farmers increase the efficiency of their irrigation systems and i want to thank the administration for proposing to increase these grants to $62.4 million. it's the highest proposed increase is 2017. unfortunately these grants don't always make it to the communities who need them theo most . for example , farmers in county has benefited very litt

, the third point is a threat not only to countries outside the basin, because ordinary russia could do anything in syria without the annexed crimea, and well, in general, in principle, in this region, well, and i also constantly repeat the fact that the presence of the black sea fleet of the russian federation on the territory of ukraine in crimea, and this means a direct missile threat to all of europe, because from sevastopol you can actually reach the british islands with calibers, and the caliber how do you you know, they can carry a nuclear warhead, so the issue of the return of crimea so that there is not a single russian boot or sandal there, they are fundamental not only for the crimean tatars , ukrainians in the black sea countries as a whole, but also for europeans, mr. oleksandr did not hear, i said where is the militarized sevastopol, and why then under russian control well, because there will be trade, if negotiations begin, then during the negotiations there will be trade, the victory of ukraine prohibits trade, it simply neutralizes it, and so there will be negotiatio

india basin is really a feel moment for the bay view and southeastern part of san francisco.ing to be san francisco's next great and one of the most important parks >> that's fantastic. now, we have a great history of having conference in parks. can you touch on the year's highlights? >> upcoming and on going. this is something i'm particularly excited about. i don't think there is ever have been more music in san francisco parks than there is right now >> so, let's go around the city and talk about music. stern grove, is in the 85th concert season. back after the pandemic. in this just fabulously treasured meadow. free concerts all summer long. in golden gate park, at the man shell not guilty music concourse free concerts 4 days a week. wednesday, friday, saturday and sundays. we have sing are song writer wednesday. jazz and seoul on friday. communities performances on saturdays of different kindses and sundays reggae it is extraordinary. and of course, later this summer we are pleased to welcome back outside lands for an exciting 3 days and 3 nights of incredible concerts a

, the length is 46 km, the area of ​​the catchment basin is 208 square kilometers, the floodplain is wide, the average current has a lake, it is always beautiful , the average width is another 2 m, the frog originates in the southeast of the skoliv beskids e- is to the southwest of the village of tanyava and flows parallel to the river . it stands and then crosses. well, it flows into the system . here is such a river that chews within the borders of the ivano-frankivsk region. well, not only as we have already found out, we go further magnetic storms are the next day, there will be a slight fluctuation, but serious magnetic storms are not predictable - smoothly, so to speak, we move on to the weather forecast and traditionally we start the weather forecast for the nearest oaks of the western regions. we go clockwise. so tomorrow in the western regions of ukraine dry weather will prevail the air temperature is 20-24 degrees warmer in transcarpathia up to 26 degrees in the north of ukraine on may 23 and there will be local rains in places - 21:24 rains in the east of ukraine and in so

columbia river basin in the northwest?- guest: i am not sure what system they are talking about. there is more water here than there is in the southwest. so -- host: i have to look it up myself since i do not live there. what the federal government says is the columbia basin project serves about 671 acres in east central washington. the main facilities include three power plants, four switch yards, and a generating plant. guest: the colorado river definitely has all of that there is a large federal network of reservoirs and canals and dams, so that already exists. host: one more question from our social media followers. how much of an impact does the bottle water industry have on the colorado river? guest: good question. i do not know. that is not one of the uses people are typically -- you hear about are concerned about. host: let's go back to our phone lines and talk to carol from florida. caller: good morning. i have ever been on here before, but thank you. i want to say the last caller was right on. he was talking abou

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away, then only a few months later, the jenin missile and the second type were in the euphrates river basin, the behavior of the circle of fire. expand around the gaza strip three years later that is, in 2005, with the qassam 3 missile, it entered the volcanic circle from the first in the north of the gaza strip. in 2008, the quds battalions started using the quds missile, which had a range of more than 40 kilometers. in the war that followed, in 2012, deputy he unveiled new missiles, the baraq 7975 missile, which will target the hosseini fire circle more than 80 kilometers from the santa tel aviv region for the first time. with these missiles, for the first time, haifa was added to the range of long-range missiles there are different types of missiles to include almost all areas in danger. the last thing that was revealed was in the battle of saif al-quds in 2021, in which the qassam battalions used ayash 250 missiles with a range of 250 kilometers, at that time ramon airport on the border it targeted jordan in the southernmost point of the country. since then, the number of missiles that

snowpack in the colorado river basin is about 154% above average. that does not mean this drought is over. it is the worst drought in over 1000 years. one a good year of snowmelt is not going to reverse 20 years of prolonged drought. it has left our lakes at historically low levels. this is a long-term problem. this is why congress has provided resources to the department in the bipartisan infrastructure law and in they inflation reduction act. can you provide an update on how the bipartisan infrastructure law and the inflation reduction act dollars are being spent and how much is left of that money, how much is left to address drought across the west, both through infrastructure and efficiency upgrades through conservation? sec. haaland: thank you very much for the question. of $8.3 billion of funding, reclamation has allocated about $1.8 billion to projects across the west for water conservation and recycling, storage. this includes last month announcements of an additional $140 million to fund more projects. we are also working quickly to use the

responded to all most a thousand calls for localized flooding for the corner of the street with catch basin. our team trying to address that. we clear and pick up anything to block and it hopefully get the flooding to go down. if we are able to respond we call in the san francisco pub utility system and are responsible for the sewer system under so they bring ing vack trucks that vacuum out debris inside the catch basin. we also dealt with lots and lots of calls about trees and tree limbs down. i think we actually faired better then some other places in terms of loss of full trees. we did have whole tree failures and that is not that uncumin with super satch waited soil conditions. we had over 950 calls about trees or tree limbs down. a lot of calls were about loss of a limb and we could save the tree. we are still assessing the data to figure how many were full tree failures versus limb failure. >> also had land movement too. the great highway comes to mind. what is your approach to managing rock mud and land slides? >> that is a great question. we had 28 different slides over the course o

conservation pilot program and in the lower basin we have committed 2,050,000,000. were happy to get the solid sheet for you and forward that to you with all the numbers for quick phobic rates is a $6.5 billion left in the bipartisan infrastructure law to stillsa be spent on western watr infrastructure, is that correct? doctor better at math that i'm that sounds about right though. looks well, this issue is not going away. having one goodyear should not make it would feel like we have more time. i don't think we do we don't have more time. >> to recognize that. >> thank you. secretary when act actually took the bipartisan infrastructure law will substantially boost funding for water smart grants by $40 million. that is 10 times we normally do an annual appropriation for that specific program. these grants are important help farmers increased the efficiencies of the irrigation system but it would to thank for proposing to increase these prince's the highest proposed increase in this program since 2017. unfortunately these grants do not always make it to the communiti

collect this is an sour of mosquito so for buildings just fix the clean air act drains and catch basins can be mosquito ground it will eliminate it as a possible location keep shrubbery and growths estimated any water to can be seen and eliminated birdbath and fountains and uncovered hot tubs mosquito breed but it is difficult to dump the water out of a hot top can't dump the water adding mosquito finish rids the source of mosquito there are also traditionally methods to protect you installing screens on windows and doors and using a mosquito net and politically aau planet take the time to do the things we've mentioned to eliminate standing water and make sure that mosquito are not a problem on your property remember no water no mosquito this is the april 27 special youth young adult and family's committee and the closing meeting of this committee. this is a very special day for many reasons. i'm hillary ronen chair of youth and young adult family committee joined by supervisor melgar substituting for supervisor engardio. and a founding member with me it is fitting we are closing it tog