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has farmed this land the conventional way for 5 years now he's learning something new for the czech cooney institute in geo devoted to palm a culture has started a pilot project in the region to stop fields being cleared by burning it introduces what it calls chuck into a get out of an organic farming method in which the land is cleared of weeds and plants approved selectively. we're tapping the forest here to create a chakka into. without burning them and we've planted a lot of plants these edible plants medicinal plants timber and fruit trees. the organization says it's working with local communities to reactivate knowledge from pre-columbian times ancient wisdom that was passed down by word of mouth within a few families on how to farm the jungle sustainably and keep it healthy. indigenous people don't bring their feel. where they can ok most of my mother taught me how to set up a check. you can see this farm wasn't burned. but over the months you look at it has a lot of organic matter. does here you can see leaves and branches that haven't been burned. it's been composted so that the s

reasons that later on the 1979 r revolution came about because the shah was reinstated after that cooney was extremely unpopular in iran and the years after the 1950. in this instance the guardian article you're referring to, it is interesting -- well, another -- another reason this is significant is john bolton was involved in the lead up to the war with iraq in 2002. in that war, the u.s. really relied heavily on the u.k., on tony blair, incoming behind it and helping to lead that war into iraq and also the u.s. really needed is coalition in europe in order to do so. in this instance, the trump administration doesn't have the support of the europeans, including the united kingdom, once it pulled out of the iran nuclear deal in may 2018. that was a a deal that the unitd states, russia, china had worked for years to build that deal and a come to terms with the iranians on the nuclear issue. when the trump administration decided to unilaterally pull out, the europeaeans tried at least in word to say they continue to bebe committed to ts deal and have try to figure out ways to work around

it was the sale-ish, the cooney, -- it was those now known as the flathead indians. this was their homeland. as far as we know, there was never any type of prominent settlement herein missoula. they settled elsewhere, particularly up the bitterroot, but in here, they did a lot of hunting and gathering. the bitterroot flowers, the roots of the bitterroot's were cherished, and a whole field of them existed pretty much where we are now. hell gave village was established -- hell gate village was established in 1850. captain christopher p higgins had been the wagon master on governor stevens exposition. stevens was taking office as the first territorial governor of washington, which at that point included montana. -- he first saw this area when he was negotiating with the indians. moved out toe olympia with the governor. he realized his future was not , and heilitary remembered this valley, so he brought out the old isaacs concern of the warden of isaacs store in walla walla, and he convinced his new partner, frank friend frankheir woody, that they needed to relocate thei

price joining us now to discuss is lever vc managing partner and earlier beyond meat investor, nick cooneyhank you for having me >> the market not really responding that strongly to this, based on what it could be doing. what's your take on the earnings and the reaction >> look, a week ago, the share price was around 200 today, it's around 200 it's gone up, gone down in between. but if you look at just what's in the earnings report, it's extremely positive for beyond meat projected revenue if the year, up from 210 million to $240 million. a number of other good things in there, as well so bottom line, if we cut through the noise of the past few days, ninthings are looking very good for this company >> how do you justify the $21 billion plus market cap on this? especially considering you know impossible's out there, you know -- even though the supply thus far have been pretty good, high-quality pea protein can be hard to come by. what does beyond meat have to turn into in the next five years to justify all of this >> i think it's important to keep in mind the big picture here, which is the