then, scheduling additional chemicals. one of the things china did effectively was to schedule finished chemicals. just to be clear, what we know from our investigations there are chemists actively trafficking what they believe to be drug traffickers. if we could stop precursors from china we could impact the amount of fentanyl being made. >> the november 2023 announcement. efforts to combat fentanyl with what they are actually seeing. >> what i would say to you is i would be happy to come back. >> how would you rate mexico's lack of action? how would you characterize china's impact on that matter? >> i would take the same position as to both countries, which number one we are ready to work with any law enforcement officers. second, we will keep doing the investigative work and the dea has incredible capabilities. even in difficult circumstances, third, we have seen some progress but again to refer back to director, we need more. we need sustained, scalable cooperation in order to have the impact we need to have. the threa

today we are working with various companies to introduce chemical preparations , chemical materials, dyes, we are ready, of course, to study something, to understand the technology, because it does not stand still, the industry is developing, we use everything in our production, so the product is oo convol... good morning, again before everyone else, how are you, everything is fine, everyone have a nice day, happy to you, it’s officially our working day starts at 8:30, but i don’t remember a day when i arrived even there at 8:25, for example, good morning, girls, how are you feeling? to obtain new information, some new types of chemicals, dyes, this is the time you spend in your office. this often takes place in production or indoors at workplaces in the laboratory. the raw materials obtained by okkom wohl for the production of fabric come to us both in the form of fiber and finished tops. wool used for the production of blanket fabrics, such as sheep in belarus there is no, so this is the russian federation, it comes in the form of such bamboo, formed, at the stage of arrival of the

what are forever chemicals in? scotchgard, which is this coating for fabrics. >> michael: carpets. >> and carpets. >> michael: couches. >> they had a product that was for food packaging and it was also in firefighting foam. that was the beginning. now i cannot name all of the products that it is in. thousands, really. the companies say they are in every car and cell phone, they are in makeup, they are in everything. 3m put out a little spreadsheet in 2022 of just their products that contain pfas and it had more than 16,000. >> michael: i love that they put out a spreadsheet in 2022 and they've known about this since 1975. so 50 years later. super helpful. this is a problem. what can you leave us with? everybody here is now newly aware. should we call our congresspeople? should we stop buying plastics? >> here is something really focused we could do. >> michael: i like focused. >> the entire audience. one of the crazy things is that pfas are -- new ones -- are still being introduced. we still have thousands that are

do not grow chemical since soft of sick? well, boyfriend just real farming production is rocketed in the decades that followed. but it's devastating populations of bees and other pollinators, destroyed soil and contaminated water. a new generation of pesticides, like those being developed by bio, could offer some solution, but only if it comes with a change in the way and quantity the pesticides they used, which banding us as the company plans to promote. so we are absolutely and stable for us and we also invest in digital electric hyphen which will change the wage for protection is applied drones, would apply it on the spot early on and not in a broad scale across all the fields. still stomachs, but say it doesn't go far enough and that's an entire over the whole of the funding system is needed to take away the reliance on chemicals. the current model of production is actually forcing us to use pesticides you can do without. so farmers are becoming more more dependent on pesticides because the larger of the field is the mor

as to the environment with our industrial food system is the dependent on the use of these toxic chemicals. we design plans and prompts systems so that they can compete with nature at the expense of nature. the good news is as a result, if we have something tricky, pesticide producing companies make billions in sales unless each keeps industrial food system, some place estimates scandals that some companies say they are working to make products that are most sustainable. so how damaging austin subject pesticide and to what extent we really need them to survive on says coming up in this episode of transforming business. picking the pack joy one a to time is backbreaking work. and especially when this evidence of unwelcome visitors, people in here is so when you can see it here, it's brown is fees of the feeding tenants. a very small cabbage flies, the cut up less than a through here. it doesn't look nice indeed. any additional questions? obviously this whole issue and also these pests, some of those that have problems with farmers, but particularly here at cola i know comic vegetable cooper

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he entrusts the young scientist with organizing the world's first studies of the chemical compositionanisms. it was at the suggestion of vernatsky that vinovy ​​created a biological station in murmonsk and took part in an expedition on the persian ship. such studies have never been conducted anywhere before. i literally had to start everything from scratch, despite the huge amount of organizational scientific and practical work vinogradov manages to write articles devoted to the results of research. in one of them, he first put forward a hypothesis about the role of vanadium as a catalyst in oil formation. this idea was inspired by the aces whom he studied on board the persius. the result of scientific research of that period will be. he wrote a fundamental monograph on the chemical elemental composition of sea organisms, which will subsequently be translated into many languages. in 1930, at the age of 35, grapes decided to end his medical career and devote himself entirely to science. he is demobilized from the military medical academy and finally goes to work for vernadsky, in his..

we will continue to force for chemical and biological weapons our obligations under the chemical andiological is accountable for compliance. administration complete the destruction of this chemical weapons stockpile this year. lather. disarmament milestone and decades in the making that earned our workers and technicians association of the year for 2023. in our doctrine we have reaffirmed u.s. nuclear for deter attacks by those that threaten us and our allison apartment nuclear weapon. discussions regarding nuclear weapon deployment together with united kingdom and france in a stark contrast to the prc we have committed transparency regarding our nuclear policies and forces. leading by example is only limited influence our adversaries behaviors these days. they're unwilling to follow take steps to increase the salience of nuclear weapons have no our posture and capabilities to preserve deterrence and stability. stable deterrence that is what we are aiming for organizing each end of our triad updated nuclear command control can be a dictation system investing or nuclear enterprise. to

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>> i think it's the chemicals themselves as linda explained when you look at the chemicals.tion to the increased risk of cancer and disrupting the natural hormone balance within the body. given their popular use among women of color it begs the question could they be associated to the disproportionate rates of uterine cancer, ovarian cancer and also early puberty, fibroids and it extends beyond that to cardiovascular disease and diabetes. as linda was saying, this is more of an association. we don't have a clear cause and effect but it's clear you want to avoid the chemicals as much as possible. >> janai: so while the fda -- while we're waiting for the fda to make that decision, what do consumers need to keep in mind? you went into a shop. women are still getting their hair relaxed. >> i think what you should think about is lowering your toxic burden on your body. so that means if you choose to use a hair relaxer, don't use it as often. also, be cautious. the problem really is burns and abrasions that allow the chemicals to enter your scalp. i think we can straighten our hai

concerns that chemicals in her protective fire suit could be causing cancer has san francisco blazing a trail for fire departments nationwide. magaly: we can't not run into fires. announcer: serious questions about taxpayer-funded medical care and a contra costa county program. a whistleblower comes forward only to nbc bay area. female: full body infection happened. he needed to have his leg amputated. announcer: a sexual assault charge is pled down to just five days in jail. the alleged victim is blindsided. carrie banks: you know, they just kept saying to me, "well, you know, this stuff doesn't happen," and all i could keep looking at him and i was like, "but why did it happen to me?" like, why didn't i matter? announcer: and bart spends millions on new lights to make the tunnel safer, but years later, almost all are still in boxes. debora allen: sometimes i do look at some of these things and say, "gosh, you know, that's pretty-- that could be pretty absurd. i can see how the public would say that." announcer: we investigate how it happened and what bart plans to do about it. candi

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it's hard to monitor where these chemical components are going.n san francisco there was an agreement and there has been a high level committee formed between the two to try and stop the... 0r prevent the flow of fenta nyl and prevent the chemicals getting out of the chemicals getting out of the country by air or sea. china says it is cracking down on at least 25 companies. there's a lot to do however and many reports suggest that the flow is still continuing in some way. it could be quite a tough not to crack. i'll come back to the end of that interview there where the ambassador talks about people to people exchanges, it is with putting china's point of view on that, they set they want 50,000 students and american students here in the country by the next few years. but they also say that chinese students trying to enter the us there harassment and face sometimes blocking by border patrol in the united states. its claim and counterclaim even something that should be an easy goal in many respects that people to people contact the fact that thatis

most of us like go down entire villages and spread dangerous chemicals and lee lead up day bye. all right. did the americans ever fully acknowledge what they did on the vietnamese veterans ready to forgive? yeah, yeah, yeah, that's a ways to the but yeah, the of the, [000:00:00;00] the, in the year of 1954, the united states of america engaged in warfare against the people of vietnam. the white house supported the corrupt public governments of southern vietnam. in 1965 americans began their invasion following the aim to defeat the forces of vietnamese patriots. the pentagon was confident that the victory would be on the american side, due to its military superiority. however, the enemies during this war into total health for the occupants. unable to cope with the guerrillas, the american army started blanket bombing alongside using chemical weapons and they palm which burned all alive. the village of my lay, where he 1969 american soldiers killed 504 civilians, including 210 children, became a tragic symbol of this war. all and all. during the whole period of this conflict, the

syria and the united states quite calmly transferred chemical weapons from the arsenals of muammar gaddafire supplied in the interests of actions directed against the syrian government, so the use of weapons of mass destruction is not some kind of taboo for nato, but naturally there is such a regime as the ukrainian one, which can be used for some attacks against russia, including the use of nuclear weapons in the future, this scenario cannot be underestimated... as for the returned to the territory of our country.

the production process uses a large number of different chemicals, including gases.es are supplied through pipelines: hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen. it should be noted that the issue is not only about supplying just gas, but the gas must be purified from all kinds of impurities. some of the gases are main gases, that is, they come here directly from a certain station. some of the gases come in cylinders, why is it all in a closed design, these gases are harmful to both the environment and humans, accordingly, the cabinets themselves in which the cylinder is located are equipped with all kinds of safety devices, if depressurization suddenly occurs, the automation blocks the supply the gas itself into the technological process, including entering this gas technological process, before being released into the atmosphere it passes... good morning belarus with svetlana borovskaya, this is a fascinating introduction to unusual people, my name is olga, i am the owner of this institution, a cultural institution, a house of crafts, i thought there was no one here, once a week, w

the same happened with the organization for the probably b, sion, of chemical weapons. when he made a conclusion, even without entering that search are up syria remotely. by the way, these was one of the reasons to launch a special minister operation because ukraine was preparing the strike and the don't ask and logan's people for republics. and another strike and russian service advisor to bomb. and not only dr. bob, they had a lot of things prepared immediately after the start of the special needs or operations. samples of the leaders of various substances, the most dentures diseases were destroyed. so to say, we were ahead of them. the actual starts of biological weapons in ukraine work comparable to those of the us had at the time of signing the biological and talks and weapons convention. it is clear that they were talking about thousands of leaders of various kinds of threats that they were ready to use. therefore, any delay would be equal to dash to it by then on donald trump's face off on thursday for that 1st 2020 full presidential debate. the re match between

public sources that they directed the funds to purchase or in support of these nuclear weapons, chemicalapons can theoretically be so, because the enemy uses them in the war with ukraine, well, that's enough for now. small scale, they drop grenades with chlorpicrin there, they are some not well not 100% confirmed information about using artillery ammunition with chemical weapons, but again any confirmation of the use of such weapons is a violation of a bunch of international conventions signed on the protection of chemical weapons on the prohibition of chemical weapons, which russia signed and so on, all other types of weapons russia has already used. they hit us with ballistic missiles, kinjal, iskander, they hit our territory with heavy anti-ship missiles, such as x20, oh, yes, x-22, if i am not mistaken, there is a missile with a subton warhead, and it is quite of low accuracy, they hit, for example, a hotel in odessa with such and such a missile, they fired zircons and so on, so at the moment i cannot imagine anything that the enemy... can use and that can, well , raise the degree of

ilya and his partners rented this small room a year ago, converted it into a chemical laboratory, andhey come up with the composition of gel for washing clothes, soap and dishwashing detergents. this is the washing gel you already made. well, yes, this is our development, we have just given it away. as if for a test, his wife is already using this shower gel for washing, yes, yes, yes, ilya jokingly calls yulia’s head a testing ground, he plans to release a care line of shampoos and conditioners for beauty salons. here we mix the components and obtain the finished composition, after which this composition is poured into cubes and we take it to... another point, where this composition is already packaged in metal cylinders under pressure, well, when our film crew told about plans for our next hero, ilyana vaseltsev, even thinking about joint cooperation, how will you meet? as usual, okay, give me a boost, as usual, to twenty-nine-year-old vadim yagodin in veliky ustyug, says every second client, everyone here knows him, he said everything right away, i’ll come to you all the time, sinc

this method is used to break specific chemical bonds in compounds that are linked by carbon bonds.hokkaido university researchers to this they prepared various types of nanoparticles that are used in molecular calculations of data storage devices and solar cells. in this method, doctors combine drugs with new nanoparticles. and they sent them directly to the desired place in the body . making immortal chips to preserve information chinese researchers have developed a new material that is used in the production of a type of memory storage chip with an almost infinite lifespan. this discovery can dramatically reduce the cost of data centers and also in to be used for deep sea and aerospace explorations. this the new chip is very suitable for data storage due to its low power consumption without losses and fast writing capability. the mars endurance rover discovered rocks with a strange texture on the red planet. according to nasa, this stone. are full of sharp ridges like mineral veins. some of these stones were densely filled with small spheres. according to astronomers, this featur

so forever chemicals chemicals. so forever chemicals does sound like you say., i don't believe that it is the observer are preaching to their own people here because this is all about people who wear fleeces and patagonia stuff or whatever. they're just they're just out there in their, in their forever chemical clothing. and they don't realise. it's such a shame. >> it's always a great opportunity for a bit of self—flagellation and guilt, isn't it? >> they love it. it is the observer, which is the guardian on sunday and, when we've got a cost of living crisis, most people can't afford to buy these clothes, yet they're banging on about it like it's the biggest issue , it, you know, it's not issue, it, you know, it's not great, but , issue, it, you know, it's not great, but, hey, issue, it, you know, it's not great, but , hey, they're last forever. >> okay, i might try and fit the next story. unless you've got loads on this. let's do the independent and rumours that bear grylls will be standing down from the scouts because he helped russell brand with his baptism

companies. in particular , they intend to sell to poland a number of chemical and titanium productionerprises, as well as bakeries and distilleries. at the same time , the sources themselves admit that the population is clearly will not support such measures, but they did not find another way to find the missing funds at the bank. the hole in ukraine's budget this year amounted to $5 billion. the us government budget deficit beats the most pessimistic forecasts. in may, it rose to $300.47 billion, which is 44% higher than the figure for the same month last year. these are the official data of the american ministry of finance. according to the report, expenses increased by 22%, while revenues decreased. the negative budget balance is growing , including due to an increase in payments for the giant us national debt against the backdrop of high federal reserve rates. it has already exceeded $34 trillion. a strong fire broke out at... an oil refinery in iraq, the enterprise is located in erbil province in the north of the country. the fire started in the warehouse; one casualty is already

it is a completely clean method without the use of chemicals and pesticides, a long-lasting, valuable and physical method that has a long history in the world, and today, advanced countries in the world are using this important technology in the industrial field. we are fine definitely if we can. let's significantly reduce agricultural waste in the country, well , we have helped the country's food security. irradiation of food products is an efficient and leading method in the field of fighting pests and pollution. with the efforts of iranian experts , four more radiation complexes will be put into operation in different regions of the country by the end of the summer. mirtahari of taft city, tv news agency . the operation of extracting radioactive materials from zaman abad mine in yazd province started with an initial investment of 10 thousand billion tomans. the head of the atomic energy organization said by exploring and extracting elements radiation and its use in the fuel cycle and nuclear power generation can achieve the capacity of producing 20,000 megawatts of nuclear power. s

weapons, on the prohibition of chemical weapons, which russia signed and so on, all other types russiaould have already used, they hit us with ballistic missiles, dagger, iskander, they hit our territory with missiles, heavy, anti-ship missiles, such as x20, oh, yes, x-22, if i’m not mistaken, there is a missile in which the warhead sinks, and it is of rather low accuracy, they hit, for example, a hotel in odesa, with such a missile, they were shooting zircons and so on, so i'm at the moment i can't... something that the enemy can use and that can, well, raise the degree of escalation on the territory of ukraine, because almost all types of weapons, they have already used wars against us, can they currently, do they have the resources to start fight with any nato country, there, if we take it there, let’s say, if germany gives us permission and we start using their weapons there, or there, let’s say storm shadow, we will start hitting the airfields in the russian way, i am more than sure that such resources in russia there is no more to open... the fronts will start to fight with great

this is a small room that ilya and his partners rented a year ago, converted into a chemical laboratoryand now they are coming up with a gel composition for. well, yes, this is our development, we just gave it away, as if for testing, my wife already washes it with this shower gel, for washing, yes, yes, yes, ilya jokingly calls yulia’s head a testing ground, he plans to release a skin care product ruler shampoos and conditioners for beauty salons, here we have mixing. vats, and we take it to another place , after which this composition is bottled into components to obtain the finished composition, the point where this composition is already packaged in metal cylinders under pressure. well, when our film crew talked about the plans of our next hero, ilya novoseltsev even thought about joint cooperation. as usual, okay, catch me as usual, twenty-nine-year-old vadim yagodin in velikiy every second client already says in ustyug, everyone here knows him, what i said right away, i’ll come to you all the time, i ’ve been a regular customer ever since. every month everyone comes to him , that

we arrived in the perm region, the basis of the local economy - chemical industry and mechanical engineeringzers and 20% of the world's volume of rut fertilizers are produced here. another important industry is the forestry industry, where 7% of domestic plywood and pulp, 9% of paper and 11% are made. developed industry requires more careful monitoring of the environmental situation, so the region annually increases costs for environmental protection. perm ranks first in the ranking of russian cities with a population of over a million in terms of greening. among the regions, the region is in ninth place in the development of mortgages and fifth in terms of public-private partnerships. to learn more about sustainability projects, get started. we’ll go to an eco-technopark where plastic and other waste are processed, then we’ll look at pharmaceutical production. we will also attend a training for school directors and kindergarten leaders. and finally, we'll take a tour of the factory where smart robots are made. so here's the way. bumaticika company is engaged in waste collection and recyclin

about the fact that they directed the funds to the purchase or support of these nuclear weapons, chemicalould theoretically be so, because the enemy uses them in the war with ukraine, well, so far these are relatively small scale, they drop grenades with chloropicrin there, they have some not, well, not 100% confirmed information about the use of artillery ammunition with chemical weapons, but again, any. confirmation of the use of such weapons is a violation of a bunch of international conventions that were signed on the protection of chemical weapons, on the prohibition of chemical weapons, which russia signed and so on, all other types of weapons were already used by russia, they hit us with ballistic missiles, dagger, iskander, they were on our territory with heavy rockets anti-ship, such as x20, oh yes, x-22, if i'm not mistaken, there is a missile. which warhead is subton, and it is quite low accuracy, they hit, for example, a hotel in odessa, with such, such, exactly such a missile, they shot zircons and so on, so at the moment i cannot imagine anything that the enemy can use and t

bigad: these so-called pfas chemicals help clothing repel flammable liquids and resist extreme heat, say the compounds can be harmful when absorbed through the skin. the level of exposure for firefighters and exact health risks are still being studied. bigad: what is it like knowing that the very thing that's supposed to protect you may actually have been part of the reason you got cancer? magaly: you know, we can't stop the job from being dangerous. we can't not run into fires, but we can change the future. we can make it so that someone else doesn't have to go through this. male: we're tired and we're dying. bigad: on the steps of san francisco city hall, behind a mound of uniforms, firefighters and lawmakers recently announced plans to enact a first-in-the-nation ban on firefighter clothing made with pfas. those uniforms, known as turnouts, would need to be replaced over the next two years. aaron peskin: fundamentally, what's at stake is people's lives. bigad: san francisco supervisor aaron peskin authored the legislation. he says while outfitting an entire department won't be che

it was there that a chemical experiment with an explosion was carried out a year ago.happened on the day when russia withdrew its ratification of the nuclear test ban treaty. the measure was a mirror response to the us reluctance to give the document legal force, but an explanation of the reasons. out of the ordinary. we can no longer expect our potential adversaries to operate within our long-standing self-imposed restrictions, especially with regard to conventional and nuclear weapons. among her opponents, hersman, of course, listed russia, china, iran, and north korea. it is these states that are listed as threats in the official us nuclear doctrine. therefore, washington freed its hands after the decision to withdraw from the intermediate- range nuclear forces treaty in 1919. immediately after , ground-based versions of tomahawks appeared in service with the pentagon; they are planned to be deployed in japan to counter china. as a response, the dprk will be sent strategic nuclear submarine to the korean peninsula. for the first time since 2008 , missiles will be st

belarusian jerky beef compared this packaging to polish beef, which contains an incredible amount of chemicalsian beef commands complete respect. this article features a fugitive traitor, a citizen of the republic of belarus, a certain pavel latushka. he asked by what right i brought this piece of beef to the polish state, look how they take money. tell us about what is happening in belarus and the world, take a linguistic walk around the capital in the company of our guides, find a new place on the map of belarus, which... are definitely worth watching, and also suggest projects and films that will certainly become your favorites. this and much more awaits you in the ether 24x7 project. watch on tv channel belarus 24. in the broslav region. the lakes are blue like the early sky, which is on the right of the racing forest, at the beginning of the glowing dawns, washing creatures and light, and the fall of evils, the rising azers, the charms are hidden, well done to the suns, look for yourself, and never leave the sea, the bottom that ў gold-colored, pіў i pіў would be from their endless, accu

and the study of the structural features of meteorites, their chemical isotopic composition, which he back in 1900 in 1948, helped scientist to create a universal hypothesis for the formation of planetary shells. it is not surprising that with the beginning of the space age, academician vinograda became one of the pioneers of the newest field of geochemical science - cosmochemistry. under his leadership, the composition of the lunar soil delivered to earth by the soviet automatic stations luna-16 and luna-20 was determined. his analysis confirmed vinogradov’s earlier conclusions about the presence of basalt rocks on the moon, which he made based on the results of the flight of the luna-10 station, which became the first artificial satellite of this planet. vinogradov's space achievements also include determining the chemical composition of the atmosphere of venus and measuring the radioactivity of the martian surface. it is not for nothing that the mineral vinogradov, a fault on the bottom of the atlantic ocean, a mountain on the moon, a crater on mars, was named after him, but probab

according to the available operational information, the inputs of radio chemical substances into the territory of ukraine for further disposal continues. these substances turn the country into a landfill of spent nuclear fuel than waste from hazardous chemical industries. the main supply routes are organized through poland and romania, when organizational, logistical, and financial issues are personally supervised by the head of the office of the president of ukraine on dry. you might be substances can be used to create a so called dirty bomb with its subsequent use under a full flag and cranes creation of the bones and the potential use for publications as being of concerns and most coasting is 2022 russian x xbox on the lines, the kia f as an access to materials from its nuclear power plants, such as they are not exceptional or both loans. as one is from a radioactive waste. disposal sites used by chemical, a nuclear industry enterprises. ukraine as long denied having this type of radioactive west and over any intention to create or acquire it. but most goes fish have now being tha

according to the russian defense ministry, a safe k up is receiving a range of chemical substances from a bruise that can be used to create so called the t bones. according to the available operational information, the inputs of radio chemical substances into the territory of ukraine for further disposal continues, be substances turn the country into a landfill of spent nuclear fuel than waste from hazardous chemical industries. the main supply routes are organized through poland and romania, while organizational, logistical, and financial issues are personally supervised by the head of the office of the president of ukraine. andre, you might be substances can be used to create to so called dirty bomb with its subsequent use under a full flag. it claims creation of the 2 buildings on that potential use for publications has been a concern to law school since 2022. well, actually next bus on the lines, the kia has, has have access to materials from its nuclear power plants, such as the inactive should know both loans as one is from radioactive waste disposal sites used by technical a nucl

rachel reeves talking about chemicals regulation because that is the sort of thing that has just gotr as a result of the borisjohnson brexit deal, or is that because she's got her eyes on actually, this is a little side deal we could do with the eu to make chemicals regulation a bit more similar. we don't really know at this stage. let's see how keir starmer was talking about brexit today. he was visiting a port in southampton. we took a decision to leave the eu, so we will not go back and. but we think the deal we have got is botched. it's not good enough. i think many businesses would say we need something that works better for us because if you make it more difficult to trade, guess what, it is not so successful from our point of view. so we do think there is a better deal to be had. obviously that will have to be negotiated. it doesn't mean not going back in, but it does mean an improvement of what we've got for businesses. i think the scope for improvement in other areas as well. there we go. keir starmer repeating the scope for improvement in other areas. to go back to this poi

harvest in one of the fields in the turkestan region, this is after the pests were poisoned with chemicalse next day others came, this morning they worked again, it’s all a gibberish. as stated, in this case the crops were saved, but if only the fight against locusts were so effective everywhere. details in our material. stems and leaves are eaten almost frequently, which means the harvest will be much less than expected in the village of baytagai, not far from shymkent, locusts destroyed an entire hectare watermelon melon. from the side of the valley they came at once, like a huge dark cloud, literally in a couple of hours they destroyed the entire crop, everything died, all the work was in vain, and it’s even worse that this episode is far from the only one; according to experts in the south of kazakhstan, about 5000 hectares were affected by insects agricultural land, not counting vegetable gardens in local areas, is a small area. treated with chemicals, after the blue mowing , the soroncha comes to life and unites in a flock. simply put, if at least a few dozen individuals remain unfin

the trigger, unfinished business, the function of it, chemical reaction. pull some. weapons might do it by moving back and forth quickly, by the mechanics of the gun operate nag certain way. others might do it by the in a different way. but i could say that the function is to begin the chemical reaction that results in the expulsion of this weapon, and that happens both in the bump stock situation and in this situation, so i don't understand why this statute couldn't be read as the way the government is. >> even if you read it that way, i don't see how that wins the capes for the government. >> why not? >> because only one shot is being fired per function. >> no, single function. if i read the -- there's only a single thing that happens. >> right. >> to begin the chemical bullet. >> that is one bullet, one shot. >> but then we go into the other part of the statute, automatically multiple shots. you can't forget the rest of the statute. that was justice kagan's point. when we put them together, the work of the function of the trigger, td be to start the che

we cannot treat small areas of several square meters with chemicals; after the mowing, the soroncha comesy put, if at least several dozen individuals remain unkilled, the threat has not been eliminated, while neither the authorities nor among local residents, they literally drive away the locust by hand, fanning the beds cloth, sometimes they light fires, they thought it would help, they set fire to old car tires, but it was all useless, it turns out that they are not afraid of smoke, they burned in vain, but in the north of the country in the kostonay region, the situation is not the best, with a disgusting brown carpet, not only the fields are completely covered , but also roads, so now all hope is for special equipment that must spray every square without missing anything, similarly, you can’t do without thorough chemical treatment in the bukhara region of... uzbekistan, just look what happens when you have to drive along the highway through an endless swarm of insects, well, in between such flights, voracious hordes occupy any piece of land where there is something similar to vegetati

july 7th on dw, the chemicals have a reputation for being malcontents numbers to being grumpy. that alpaca is the best known for that high quality will codes all the most surprising that the expensive camilla di family, a spoke to a medical revolution. like so many medical revolutions, it began with a co, incidental discovery at the free university in brussels. the more precisely in the department of applied biological sciences. the search mon demands was part of the research team in 1989 headed by professor remo thomas. the modem is today, often recounts the historic discovery to students. i wouldn't give you the story of the practical sense we did. thursday, 35 years ago with the students. you all know, yvonne for the evening, frick. this did we did. bacteria are immune system. we generate antibodies against those bacteria. and so the anti bodies damien, bind to the bacteria and they're going to destroy the bacteria. the antibodies at key elements of the immune system that created specifically to detect and eliminate 4 and substances or antecedents, but got into our bodies. t