they're putting into developing alternative clean renewable energy is a reason that we went with conoco is because back then before they were true they were bought out by 1st dupont and then today phillips but back then they were the most environmentally friendly oil company on the planet and i think i sat down and i thought ok but i think this thing out and i thought to myself here's a company that's trying to do it as well as they can and i'm flying i'm driving i'm using electricity i'm spending money on the projects that products at these oil companies are selling so it's very hypocritical if you need one that's trying to do better and you say no i'm not going to take your money except might look might make you look better than you are as hypocritical so my met my my advice is really find out what that company is doing i mean some of them totally mushy and it's awful but some of them really are putting a lot of money into alternative energy and treat planting then take money from them and what bring them to make things worse just now i work partly this some activist with say have a t

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fraud and violence against protesters at the same time the head of the opposition said wanted to conoco announced her willingness to leave the country although she's currently in exile in lithuania artist daniel hawkins takes a closer look at look at those main challenger. but the roof is at boiling point streets and squares remain packed with thousands of voices of discontent its people determined to be heard they feel the president just isn't listening they don't mind a new leader a symbol to unite them at a time of crisis for the lawyer to head off has become this symbol yet i'm not a politician my husband surrogate economically wanted to become the president of valorous he's now in prison for that almost unknown at the end of may the humble english teacher and interpreter to lead a quiet life until her husband is said again to cut off ski a popular blogger presidential candidate was disqualified from the presidential race and thrown in jail in an act of protest she took up the opposition husband's name and announced she would stand she said herself that she didn't want power at one

north eastern province of teary in response fighters from the political and religious sect known as conoco slashed people with machetes chairing the raids on sunday attacks by various groups has forced more than 400000 people to flee the region since monch. french president emanuel macron is denouncing what he calls a cowardly attack which killed 8 people in southern asia 7 french ad workers in a local guide were tearing a west african wildlife reserve near the town of curry when gunmen on motorcycles opened fire troops backed by the french military is searching for the kill as an antiterrorism prosecutors in paris of opened an investigation into the attack still ahead for you on the program identifying systemic racism in u.s. policing the black lives matter movement zooms in on facial recognition software. neglected because of the war in yemen the famous ancient homes of some of those old city a damaged by weeks of flooding. and in support professional surface return to the waves for the 1st time since the corona are struck down after details a bit later. however it still haunts him most

paul conoco has a bill to study the impact of covid-19 on the mental health of americans, including health care workers, and i think both of these have been included in a modified fashion in the heroes act. i want to speak a little, it's been touched on in response to questions from congressman burgess. but maybe dr. evans and dr. geller, the best way for mental health support and counseling for health care workers, because obviously one avenue avenue for this is through the institutions, the hospitals. the community health care clinics where they work, but is there also a role to play for sort of a separate resource to be brought to bear that comes from outside the four walls of a hospital, for example? so if you could speak to -- if you could design the best program through, you know, employee assistance program and other measures to help the health care workers that are on the front line, what would that look like? and i'll start with dr. geller and then dr. evans if you have any thoughts as well. >> three components. the first is that you have to have the services on site and immediate