no, not in the least, and i know the environment agency would have you believe that, but that overlooksact that, as we speak, these most rarest of river ecosystems on the planet, according to the environment agency, are currently being overextracted by local water companies to the tune of about 1.2 billion litres of water per day, every single day, ecologically, environmentally damaging, destroying some of the rarest ecosystems on the planet and all for someone else�*s profitability. you've already mentioned the regulators and you've already hinted that there's a problem, a systemic problem with the way the water industry works in the uk. try to sum it up for people watching and listening, notjust in the united kingdom, but around the world, because this may well apply in many countries far beyond the united kingdom. 0h, absolutely. here in england, i believe england is unique. it is the only country in the world with an absolutely 100% privatised water industry. there are any number of other models used throughout the world — some private, some public, some hybrid combinations thereof,

health warnings have been put in place on multiple beaches across the uk by the environment agency, whocial state—of—the—art equipment to detect bacteria. paul murphy has this report from the coast in east yorkshire. a red warning flag is raised in the rain on bridlington beach. it's to advise the public that if they enter these waters, there's a risk they could fall ill. flagging the beach because the water quality has been pretty bad recently. just to make sure no one goes in the water and swims. could get quite ill. do people pay attention to the red flag? yes, quite a few people pay attention. a lot of people come up to us and ask us for the warning about the water quality. the rain does mean that very few people are on the beaches today, but for many here, the warning is a worry. i mean, in this day and age, you honestly think that the legislation and policing by the local authorities, etcetera, that this just wouldn't happen. all the schools are off. parents are going away on holiday, bringing their children. _ they want to go down to the beach and go in the water. _ but they can'

should pollutions ever occur, they are always reported to the environment agency.etely wrong". this is the river sowe, not far from severn trent's coventry ho. now, the environment agency is investigating the water industry and injune, it said that it had found widespread of sewage breaches at all the companies it looked at. even the big companies have been doing it quite a lot, putting all the toxic waste back into the rivers. it's terrible, it needs something being done about it anyway. i think it's disgusting, polluting the rivers and what's happening to our wildlife. we really need to do something about it. it could take years, but if professor roberts' claims succeed, customers could get compensation of around £40 each. but it's notjust about money. she hopes it will force water companies to clean up their act. ben king, bbc news, coventry. our top story this evening. police officers in northern ireland speak of fear for their safety after their personal details are published by mistake. still to come, we hear why the names of thousands of people who were adop

a speed limit could reduce that difference significantly if we go with the german environment agency'ses. if we go with the liberal party's estimates, the limit could reduce a portion of these excess emissions. “it's such a low hanging fruit in terms of it will have other benefits, in terms of safety, in reducing road deaths, and it already exists in pretty much any other country in the world. but for some germans that is a big ask. they see driving fast as an expression of their freedom. and cars as part of their culture. “some of us germans see it as a kind of dna. i think it started, sorry to say, with adolf hitler. the nazi dictator promised to motorize germany in the 1930 s. a venture that he said would create jobs and drive technological development. he wanted to lay the groundwork for one of the earliest highway networks in the world. for a while the nazis implemented no speed restrictions. that is until resources started running low during world war ii. and autobahn drivers had to stick to a limit of 80 km h to conserve gas. after the war, having autonomy became crucial to many

should pollutions ever occur, they are always reported to the environment agency. contrary is wholly and completely wrong. in may the sewage industry apologise for spells and promised a plan. the case relies on laws introduced in 2015, and though dozens of cases are in the works, none has yet reached a successful conclusion. it could take years, but if the claim succeeds, customers could get compensation of around £40 each. but it's notjust about money, professor roberts hopes it will force water companies to clean up their act. ben king, bbc news. the time is 13.14pm. our top story this afternoon. police officers in northern ireland are said to be worried and frightened after a data breach saw personal details about them made public. coming up... a big slowdown in the chinese economy. we look at what the impact could be on the rest of the world. coming up on bbc news... west ham agree £30 million deals for two england internationals. harry maguire, who will leave manchester united, and southampton captain james ward prowse. thousands of people on universal credit

"should pollutions ever occur, they are always reported to the environment agency.letely wrong." the case relies on laws introduced in 2015, and though dozens of cases are in the works, none has yet reached a successful conclusion. it could take years, but if the claim succeeds, customers could get compensation of around £40 each. but it's notjust about money. professor roberts hopes it will force water companies to clean up their act. ben king, bbc news. let's turn to scotland — all week we've been getting a taste of some of the thousands of acts at this year's edinburgh festival fringe and today is no exception! from comedians, to theatre performances and even some acrobatics — there's a whole range of creative talents on display, and big crowds there to see them. live now to our reporter courtney bembridge who is there. i have high expectations for you after_ i have high expectations for you after watching you last do some acrobatics — after watching you last do some acrobatics yourself.— after watching you last do some acrobatics yourself. what if you got in sto

every water company has an agreement with regulators, the - agreement with regulators, the environment agencyreporting to the extent of spills of sewage they have created because by underreporting, they are seen as hitting their targets. if they hit their targets they are allowed to charge customers more for their services. the allowed to charge customers more for their services-— their services. the former oxford rofessor their services. the former oxford professor is _ their services. the former oxford professor is bringing _ their services. the former oxford professor is bringing cases - their services. the former oxford professor is bringing cases on - professor is bringing cases on behalf of millions of bill payers. under a new law, a class action lawsuit can be done. she plans to bring similar cases to other water firms, industry representatives say that the highly speculative claim is without merit. seven trent says it refutes the claim. in may the water industry apologised for sewage spills and promised a £10 billion improvement plan. but one of the problem cannot be fixed overnight.

that in the northeast and centre of the country, three people died there and the country's environment agencyre, moving to neighboring issued a red alert to residents there. moving to neighboring austria, which neighbors slovenia. there's also been flooding there, you can see in residential areas and the firefighters have been brought in and locals bringing in sandbags to try and prevent their property from being flooded. the authorities there worried because there have been days of rain and the whole of the area is saturated and they're worried that that could lead to extra problems. and finally, in terms of the flooding, if we move to dublin in the republic of ireland, there's been a flash flood there in the center of dublin. flood there in the centre of dublin. you can see that rescuers had to bring in inflatable dinghies there to take eight people to safety as their properties were flooded after heavy rain overnight, one of those people was taken to hospital. and finally, i want to take you to the german city that has had to deploy, believe it or not, snow plows in the middle of the summe

as the situation gets worse, slovenia is environment agency has issued a warning for get more flooding. mike level elda 0. japan is mazda, 78th on diversity of the us, atomic bombing of hiroshima must pay them . a moment of silence was observed to remember 840000 civilians were killed in 1945 and destroyed 70 percent of had also another nuclear bomb was dropped. days later, a knock, a sucking ceremony ended with a piece declaration delivered by the man of caution. she don't any sweet thing i would like to ask you cleared the parent advocates. are you going to take responsibility for the innocent ukrainian civilians who are dying at this very moment? the kind is not being invited because of a band and nuclear weapons. russia has weapons, and that is why it cannot stop. the invasion process has concluded his 5 day visit to portugal with a large outdoor mass. at least one point. 5000000 people turned out to watch the head of the roman catholic church and lisbon pope funds. this trip was part of the world used to it's a gathering of catholic some around the world held every 3 years when he

we have prepared a case as part of our next environment programme with the environment agency aroundbridge water recycling centre and also the one upstream at melton. so in the next few years, levels of faecal coliforms will drop? yeah, absolutely. yeah, they should. they should drop, phosphate should drop, storm overflow should reduce, and e.coli levels should reduce directly as a result of the investment that we're making. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. today marks ten years since hundreds of people were killed on the streets of cairo when egyptian security forces dispersed a sit—in of protestors opposing military takeover in the country. it was described as the deadliest day in egypt's living memory. the bbc�*s sally nabiljoined people who were there that day to reflect on its life—changing impact. a day that turned the streets of cairo into a war zone. ten years ago, just after dawn, gunfire and police sirens filled the air. supporters of the former islamist president mohamed morsi were camped out in the square of rab

case as part of our next l prepared a case as part of our next environment programme with the environment agencydge sector centre and upstream. in the next few years _ sector centre and upstream. in the next few years level _ sector centre and upstream. in the next few years level of _ sector centre and upstream. in the next few years level of fecal - sector centre and upstream. in the next few years level of fecal forms | next few years level of fecal forms will drop? next few years level of fecal forms willdro? , , next few years level of fecal forms willdro? ~ , i, ., will drop? absolutely. they should dro - , will drop? absolutely. they should drop. phosphate — will drop? absolutely. they should drop, phosphate should _ will drop? absolutely. they should drop, phosphate should draw, - will drop? absolutely. they should l drop, phosphate should draw, storm overflow should reduce and e. coli levels should reduce directly as a result of the investment we are making. result of the investment we are makinu. ., ., , ., , result of the investment we are makinu. ., ., ,., making. for more stores acr

now the environment agency has issued 52 pollution alert across a bathing spotin pollution alert acrossable to charities. city hall has confirmed the expansion of ulez to outer london will go ahead on august 29th as planned. a man has died after police believe he was assaulted during a possible robbery in north london. 52—year—old ibrahim pertek from wood green was attacked in an alley next to wood green library in the early hours of sunday 16th july. he died in hospital on tuesday. police are appealing for anyone who was in the area at the time to contact them. let's take a look at the tubes now. all lines are running fine apart from the planned part closure of a section of the bakerloo line and london overground. now onto the weather. this morning will be dry, but increasingly cloudy. staying cloudy into the afternoon, but cloud will break up later on to give sunny spells. maximum temperature 20 degrees. that's it, don't forget you can keep up to date by downloading the bbc news app. good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today. charged

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as the situation gets worse, slovenia is environment agency has issued a warning for get more flooding. mike level l g 0, hope process has concluded his 5 day visit to portugal with a large outdoor mass and at least 1500000 people turned out to watch the head of the roman catholic church. and elizabeth frances trip was part of the world, used to the gathering of conflicts around the world held every 2 years. well, many count overnight and lisbon to listen to the pontiff. sonya jago has more from the portuguese count to the point of view is government would appear to be satisfied with how it's hosted. well tuesday this year, with the portuguese prime minister himself facing that, it proved that portugal was capable of holding events of such size. indeed, it is one of the largest events that portugal has ever hosted, but away from this event, there was a great deal of frustration if not outright anger, of how much has gone into planning and hosting this event, the 10s of millions of dollars worth of funds that many people, critical of this sets could have gone into helping portuguese peo

we have prepared a case as part of our next environment programme with the environment agency aroundd also the one upstream at melton. so in the next few years, levels of fecal coliforms will drop. yeah, absolutely. they should drop phosphate should drop storm overflow, should reduce and e.coli levels should reduce directly as a result of the investment that we're making. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news here, health service officials in england say they plan to change cancer treatment waiting time targets — with the aim of catching the disease earlier.they want to reduce the number of targets from nine to three. a faster diagnosis standard would mean that patients should have a diagnosis or be told they don't have cancer within 28 days. the changes have been under consultation since last year, and an outcome is expected within days. but some doctors have criticised the plan, saying it doesn't address a severe underinvestment in cancer treatment in the nhs. here's our health editor hugh pym two very different cancer stories

we have prepared a case, as| part of our next environment agency programme around disinfection at bothogramme around disinfection at both recycling centres. in the next few years. — both recycling centres. in the next few years, levels _ both recycling centres. in the next few years, levels will _ both recycling centres. in the next few years, levels will drop? - few years, levels will drop? absolutely, they should do, they should drop, phosphate should drop, and e—coli should drop because of the investments we are making. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you are alive with verified live, i am lucy grey. some football news next, paris saint—germain have agreed to sell for a star forward neymar to be saudi club al—hilal, the latest in a number of high—profile players to head to saudi arabia. nicky schiller is in the newsroom with more details. subject to passing those medical tests, neymar is the latest big name heading to the saudi arabian pro league, for a fee thought to be in the region of $100 million. worth bearing in mind that when he signed for p

every water company has an agreement with the two regulators, the environment agency and 0fwat. contention that they have been underreporting the extent of the spills of sewage that they have created because, by underreporting, they are seen as hitting their targets. and if they hit their targets, they are allowed to charge their customers more for their services. the former 0xford professor is bringing cases on behalf of 20 million bill payers. under competition law, solicitors can mount an action which every bill payer will be a part of unless they opt out. with the help of law firm leigh day, she plans to bring similar cases against five more water firms — thames, united utilities, anglian, yorkshire and northumbrian. industry representatives water uk say the highly speculative claim is entirely without merit. severn trent says it strongly refuted the claim. the case relies on laws introduced in 2015, and though dozens of cases are in the works, none has yet reached a successful conclusion. it could take years, but if the claim succeeds, customers could get compensation of ar

as the situation gets worse, slovenia is environment agency has issued a warning for get more flooding. mike level l g 0, po francis has concluded, is 5, they visit the vote. you go with a large outdoor mass, at least 1500000 people turn down, watch the head of the roman catholic church and lisbon of fonts. this trip was part of a world view. stay the gathering of catholics around the world. how we 3, yes, the sunday guy, you go his most on the whole to these caps. unfortunately, these government would appear to be satisfied with how it's hosted. well, use day this year with the portuguese prime minister himself facing that it proved that portugal was capable of holding events of such size. indeed, it is one of the largest events that portugal has ever hosted. but away from this event, there was a great deal of frustration if not outright anger, of how much has gone into planning and hosting this event. the 10s of millions of dollars worth of funds that many people critical of this set could have gone into helping portuguese people who are going through a searing cost of living crisis.

agency released its assessment of the fukushima daiichi water discharge plan, calling it "consistent with relevant international safety standards." and concluding "it would have a negligible radiological impact on people and the environmento continue its review during the discharge phase, having a continuous on-site presence. >> the health consequences are low for tritium, but there is debate to be certainly a factor of 10 what the level should be in drinking water >> marine radio chemist ken buesseler is a senior scientist at the woods hole oceanographic institution. he says every nuclear power plant in the world releases tritium tainted water. >> with four hundred or so nuclear power plants around the world releasing tritium, it would be hard to single out this particular site and say, no, you can't, the others are ok. the other 399 sites are releasing it and the ocean contains tritium already from those atmospheric nuclear weapons testing going back to the 1950's and 1960's. >> regardless, japan's neighbors are crying foul. >> japan has yet to produce solid scientific proof to convince the international community that it's safe. >> if it were china, going to release some radioactive water into the ocean, the western m

. >> under his administration, there was a massive gutting of bedrock environment to agencies like themental protection agency, rolling back hundreds of environmental regulations. >> other leading republicans, like florida governor ron desantis, have also dismissed the issue as an exaggerated left wing talking point. >> i've always rejected the politicization of the weather. >> florida often suffers from disasters made worse by climate change. since 2020, 16 major storms have caused over $100 billion in damage to the state. sending insurance rates through the roof and some insurance companies out of state. despite his rhetoric, ron desantis has implement the programs to address these disasters. >> on the ground, he has taken steps to protect florida against stronger storms, rising sea levels. what you are seeing is also common among many republicans in areas deeply threatened by climate change and resistance to push on fossil fuels, but openness and willingness to address what we call adaptation. protecting areas against the consequences of climate change. >> critics argue the main rea

she was formerly chief of staff at the environment a protection agency during the trump administrationte the section. >> climate change is a serious issue that needs to be addressed. through balanced regulation. and solutions that will actually make a difference. it should not be used to expand the federal government. >> it would be like being in a global pandemic and deciding the thing you needed to do was fire all the doctors and nurses. that is what their plan is. >> this july was the hottest month on record. another indicator of the increasingly harsh reality of present-day climate change. but the schism in america over what to do about it can use. ♪ >> for analysis on climate policy and the latest indictment of former president trump, we turn to our guests. good to see you both. i want to revisit that report. a number really stuck out to me. when americans are asked about whether climate change is a major threat, about 56% say yes. but when you break it down on partisan lines, only 28% of republicans think that. 33% don't believe it is a threat at all. there is a little bit of chi

make it easier , as you remember, one of the specialized days organized in sed and sima news agency, the environment expertise table to the environmental issues, including the programs that today is supposed to deal with, the formation and review of the waste management working group, from all of you, after confirming that 20 million wastes are produced in the country, that the waste management should be done better. these recycling about this meeting , i explained more about this topic. we are at the service of mr. qalibaf. dear friends and journalists , please tell me that this meeting was held today, what topics will be discussed and what is going to happen. dear viewers, today, the fourth national working group for waste management will be held in the environmental protection organization. this working group includes 12 members at the level of deputy ministers and deputy ministers of some organizations, and in this working group, they will discuss the improvement of the current situation of normal industrial medical and agricultural waste. and special wastes and it will be examined to improve th

works with artificial intelligence, i would like to help the sick and help the environment sooner and better . radio news agency. thank you very much for your attention. may allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, peace and blessings of god be upon muhammad and his family, dear viewers. greetings to you hello, ayat makarem shirazi and nouri hamdani condemned the shahcheragh terrorist incident in separate messages. does makarem shirazi in his message show that the occurrence of this crime shows that he considered foreign and foreign enemies to be the sworn enemies of islam and asked the country's security officials to prevent such terrorist incidents. ayatollah nouri hamdani also called on the authorities to deal with the perpetrators of this terrorist incident as soon as possible. a conference of scholars and clerics of piranshahr city was held . the religion of the region was organized with the focus of seyed shabab ahl al-jannat. in piranshahr, we have many sunni scholars. especially, imam shafi'i spoke a lot about the prophet's family's good poems to hazrat ali and fatima islam in west azerbaijan , the

introduces the activities of the environmental group with developments in sada news agency and sima tahreeh environment was founded in april 1401 with the approach of specialized production of news products in this area. this magazine produces its news products with the priority of following up on the unexecuted tasks of words in upstream documents, and in this regard, mostly with officials and experts of environmental protection organizations. natural resources and watershed and meteorology is in interaction, one leg that doesn't come to me is broken, more maintaining the news values ​​of the past 500 days, the writing of the environment has been in these topics , and the homework analysis of the clean air law, the problem of people's breathing, 13 until this letter, mention an example for the clean air law and strengthen environmental diplomacy. for dust management in july of last year, the conference of the region equal to the separation of waste from the source was worth 150 thousand tomans per iranian month, and warning of dust storm floods and fire extinguishing of forests and pastures . we follo

environment. vahid modares of the science news agency helps in a research they found that the consumption of foods containing added sugar can be related to the increased risk of kidney stones. scientists found in their first appearance that the use of foods with high sugar such as ice cream and biscuits can increase the risk of kidney stones. another result of this research it was found that people with native american races or asians are exposed to kidney stones more than other inhabitants of the continents if they consume a higher than average amount of added sugar , so the report shows that about 5% of asian residents are suffering from kidney stones. from several products the technological field of medicine, with the presence of the president's vice president for science, technology and economics, knowledge base in khorramdasht industrial town, equipment in the field of endoscopy , dental scopies for angiography, some of which were mostly imported, the lack of this product will make this operation stop or should be done one of the tools basic in the widely used operating room , made of polymer

here's a situation where it is an environmental government agency and the environment or groups against business. you would think that the m law 100 firms would all be on the side of west virginia and business and not on the side of the epa. you particularly think that if you understood that the argument being made, the major questions doctrine argument is probably the hottest thing in big log right now in terms of challenging government action. if you actually look at the law firms that filed amicus briefs in that case, it was for to zip on the epa side for big law with no big law firms filing on behalf of west virginia. so something very stark is going on here, i think this is very bad for the courts ultimately and i alluded to this last night. we have an adversary system of justice, the courts, the justices, they all depend on hearing from both sides in the case and controversy. if one side has all the resources of the m law one and the other side does not that can make a real difference. particularly in cases that are labor-intensive, and i don't need to tell folks in this room that

how do all of in an environment where a rating agency is confirming that this is the new normal? michael: i think you're confusing to sides of the coin here, die, in that this is the normal we have now because the biden administration was able to push this through. if the spending they are doing now is used as intended, it should bring down the u.s. fiscal issues because we will see more productivity and we will be able to get more of a higher living standard, higher taxes, that sort of thing. the real problem, as i mentioned, is in entitlements. those don't change year to year. those are on the path to destruction as baby boomers retire. that is something that needs to be addressed. fitch does talk about that, as s&p did. nothing has really changed in 12 years. the fact that people know this is an issue, but don't do anything about it, you will probably end up with something like the greenspan commission back in the 1980's, where they pushed hands off, let somebody else come up with a solution, and we will all pretend we have to deal with it and we don't have any say. alix: got

jokar site of shiraz radio and television news agency. 3,600 people who love the environment in the form of non-governmental organizations are present in the arbaeen procession. environment with creating cultural booths and installing separation tanks and waste collection are active in the arbaeen walk. ali sadeghi also announced the strengthening of public participation in the 13th government . we don't have anything in the calendar about 1041 poisons. we have non-governmental organizations , fortunately, and about 2,150 until the house of the environment and the government has taken between two years, which fortunately is now, the basis of the commission's statutes compiled by these semens for management is the moscow security council with the presence of defense ministers and high -ranking military and political officials of 60 countries of the world. islamic republic of iran in the field of international security and the new world order was based on multilateralism. amir nasirzadeh, the deputy of the general staff of the armed forces, attended the opening meeting as a speaker . the 1

ones competed for four days with the slogan "athlete student loves the environment" mahdi najafi tabriz sada and sima news agencygen transfer to saudi arabia and the expensive purchase of manchester united is one of the most important football transfer news in europe someone in al-ahli fabrizio romano reported that al-ahli saudi arabia has reached an agreement with someone on a three-year contract, and now the saudis have made an offer of 15 million euros to barca . based on this, it is expected that they will soon agree on this transfer and this 26 -year-old midfielder will go to saudi arabia. buy united in now, according to sport rast report, denmark, who is going to transfer 72 million pounds to the red devils in connection with manchester united, has recently passed two medical tests and probably introduced these players and fans of the club in a friendly match with lens. according to gazzetta dello sport, the milanese are investigating the terms of recruiting lang. this 28-year-old defender , who has a contract with barcelona , ​​was on loan last season , has no place in xavi's plans, and if he has an offer

i mean, if you were to look at our waterways already, i think the environment agency say 15% of them? can you hear us, ash ? can you hear us, ash? >> it's actually 14% or probably even less so it's not at all necessary to do to make things worse. this is simply now a matter of maximising profit for developers who should really be seeking to be part of the solution. it's very simple . solution. it's very simple. environmental protection is not holding up house building . it's holding up house building. it's the reluctance of developers and water companies to spend on their obligation actions and to focus on shareholder dividends and bonuses, rather than serving the public and their customers. i'm really surprised that that house builders want to be associated with such a toxic idea . russell, what do you make idea. russell, what do you make of it . all of it. all >> russell, do you want to respond so, yeah, good morning. >> yes, good morning. yes. so this, this this is huge overreach in so far as the environment almost trumping people . all of britain's right people. all of britain's

agency, and ms. shafiei, on the other hand, we are the reporter of the kerman economic group, the head of the center's mobile phone improving the business environment the work of the ministry of economic affairs and finance. hello to all the guests of mr. hosseini's program. hosseini, please tell me what was the status of the license and before we had the entry of the media and the most important influence that the media had on the success of this event . and all the respected viewers, hello and good morning. i wish to congratulate all my dear journalists on the day of my soul's reporter, especially the journalists of the islamic republic of iran broadcasting organization. himself in assemblies will be approved, but it will be implemented when i become an institution, it may take years, and i will pay for it, and i will pay for it, and it will be specified that maybe before the radio and television in particular and the media in general enter this category. they hadn't done it. we didn't ask for the permits as much as one sheet. in fact, we didn't ask for a kind of paper, a license, anything secondary. then i thought that because they are in the go

with the troubled agency and how you can get you know, there are leadership lessons in government that aren't only as important in a crisis but also an important in a non environment. and getting the agency there. but you know, the real takeaway of you know in a crisis but in a non crisis it's just critical for leaders of agencies to be transparent, to be community pretty regularly what the mission and also partly that's how you get the career behind you that's how you signal the public as well as stakeholders in the agency's mission that this is what we're going to do and is how we're going to be transparent about it. and again that i think a transparent city is incredibly important because at the end of the day, you know, market participants, everybody's got to go about their daily lives. and if you to keep guessing what the government's going to do, how are you ever going to figure that? so to me, i put the onus to me is always on upon the government to you're going to if you're going to be the rule maker, you need to have transparent rules that people could follow. and they will know what they are and they can be tough rules, but they need to be clear and it's

country, and qasim ibn hassan's delegation is one of the environments that all teenagers, from men to women's breasts, abdulvand sada news agency. and sima is three and a half million and let's consider the existence of nearly 65 275,000 people went to the western borders with their private cars on their way to the arbaeen walking ceremony last year, 1,800,000 arbaeen traffics, of which 1,130,000 people are from these dear ones. to go back and forth, to change the character of this year, many people have the rain of episode 30 with private cars. let's go to the ground. a city car will do. god , i'm satisfied with the parking. from that part , ride a private vehicle, considering that the crowd is crowded, remove the time. there are many pilgrims and travelers you are a good person, it is easier to be with your family than to give a personal dependent border, and then see them , which is also approved by the traffic authorities. short time frame, the answer is the use of private cars with full capacity , that is , all four passengers in easier traffic. with himself bring on the pressure and the fleet of public transportation will

plan has been endorsed by the international atomic energy agency, which says it meets international standards and weren't time the environment by. but some scientists do have concerns about the long term impact of the load, those radioactivity still in the water. those concerns a shed by china depends top see through the export market. they announced a ban on all aquatic products from japan. you've been just depends, you knew that to enforce certainly station of the discharge of focusing on you click indemnity quarter into the c is an extremely sufficient and irresponsible of disregard for international nuclear control. china strongly opposes and condemned is totally attentive. fish mongers and fisheries groups are worried about that businesses disappearing. japan has called on china to invest the bad and promised compensation to local industries. so to any possible to see what the japanese government will do are out most including utilizing funds and compensation from the tokyo electric power company. so the fisheries, businesses will not suffer reputation of all the forms of damage as a result of the war to discharge opera

environment is still ongoing. hamid kamel of sada and sima news agency . number of people killed in the terrorist explosion in pakistan has reached 54. nothing a group has not claimed the responsibility for this explosion, at the same time, the security institutions of pakistan consider isis to be the main perpetrator of this terrorist act. this suicide blast yesterday at the jamiat ulema islam party meeting in northwest pakistan promised malaysia to deal with harmful content. the minister of communications of malaysia said: the reason why meta company has stopped taking legal action against mozer in this country. before this , the malaysian communications and multimedia commission announced that meta company did not detect inappropriate content such as fraud and impersonation advertisements, and for this reason, the company was banned. takes legal action two american senators have called for the creation of a new body to regulate technology companies in the united states, and cnn reports that the us congress is seeking to create a regulatory body with the

congress is given each agency clear marching orders to pay attention to environment and science in theirn-making. ncand this is all blurred the distinctions among the four agencies. regardless of what agency is in charge this congressional activism in the last 60 years has also an answer to the protections congress hardly ever reverses itself. solid line at the decisions by acreage to hold lands of national ownership or require more. i merely congressional decisions to protect i'm guessing some of you are ready to accuse me of painting an overly rosy picture of clinical consensus on public lands especially in utah after all the conflict and division 's order of the day on just about everything so why should public land policy be different? my book makes the case or tries to make the case i think it's a strong case that has not significantly affected the overall direction of public plan policy. let me explain b& in the late 1970s some of you may remember something called the sage rebellion. given the label by a journalist looking for a snappy headline. promoted primarily by people who wer