it is usually thought that tourism is due to tourists in the environment life causes damage to the environment. of course, sometimes it is the same, if there is no proper planning and tourists unnecessarily damage the environment and national and natural resources , it will definitely suffer problems and damage. any society, but if tourism planning is done correctly, by the way, tourism can be the basis of the environment and complement the environment, and we should give priority to the preservation of the environment in green tourism planning. let's use the experiences of the predecessors, use the architectures of the past to preserve this great national capital do. yum's point is about facilitating relationships between us. eco member countries include about 500 million people . a wide world of commercial, cultural, historical facilities, services, all of which are a great blessing for the field of tourism. in the islamic republic of iran, we have started a movement that is as far as possible. facilitate the presence of tourists from ecr member countries. one of them is the issue of visa fa

we announced that in the law, a series of institutions like the environment life should finally comee ministry of oil should come to help , the ministry of energy should come. please help us, there is now a parthian , unfortunately, we have made good moves in the area of ​​hundred construction, we have created a lake , the lake has become an evaporation pan , we have not built canals of the first or second degree, not the canals of the 3rd degree and level 4, now level 1 , level 2 is related to the ministry of energy, level 3 and level 4 is related to the ministry of agriculture. water can be used better and better, we can increase the efficiency of water , on the other hand , it will definitely have its effects on the underground aquifers, so if all the devices help , an increase will definitely happen, mr. askari, according to digit number what you yourself say is that, for example, the 20 million hectares that need to be irrigated during the 5-year plan , it will take more than 20 years to irrigate the 90 million hectares that we need, if we continue with this process. in any case

activities in support of palestinian children and gaza children in the classroom environment, in the environment of life or in different places. this is actually showing a collective form, even if they are performing individually on the class board he is reading some kind of essay for the children . what arabs are doing wrong to israel and various other spaces . our intention is not to expose the children to concepts such as war, killing, bloodshed and destruction. the program will take place in these days when we will answer the children's questions , the questions that are being collected finally it has concepts and terms in the virtual space around the clock, and these are being broadcasted, and the children have thousands of questions about what this is all about, when did this war start, where will it end, and why these things are happening. it's getting terrible, the necessary answers should be given, and it is the responsibility of the media to give these answers to the children. we are trying to show them in the program, in addition to what they are doing, they will send us interactive informati

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and gaza and not receiving necessary health care over 5000 due to gifts best soon in a life threatening environment. more than 50 trucks and 3 convoys have passed through the roof of border crossing from egypt since saturday, bringing aid for civilians in garza, the deliveries included food, water, and medical supplies. humanitarian organizations said the aid is only a tiny fraction of what is needed. the deliveries did not include fuel and the un says fuel is urgently needed for water and sanitation systems, hospitals, and bakeries. at a meeting in luxembourg, you foreign ministers agree that aid to gauze and needs to be increased. but they were at odds over whether to call for a few minutes. airy, inspire, german, 4 minister and elaina bab box said there would only be peace and security for israel and the palestinians. if i'm off terrorism, ask about it. use brussels bureau chief alexander phone number and spoke to ben hodges, the former commanding general of the us army. she asked him if the risk of a ground defensive by the is really military would, if there were any alternatives to that scenar

and gaza are not receiving necessary health care over 5000 due to give best soon in a life threatening environment. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. today. at least a dozen people were killed in scores injured when a passenger train collided had on with the freight service and bangladesh. the accident happened about 60 kilometers northeast of the capitol dotcom emergency services bure. more people could be trapped under the wreckage. the course in pakistan has charge the former prime minister in run con with leaking state secrets . the ex cricket star was ousted from power last year and has been in jail since august cons, as legal proceedings were aimed at stopping him. contesting presidential elections next january. china in the philippines, hard trading, blame for 2 collisions and the disputed cell chart. se on the look uses the chinese boats. a dangerous blocking maneuvers facing, says the philippines is deliberately trying to stir up trouble. tensions have flared up in recent months of arrival. sovereignty clay, argentine is heading for a presidential

in a life threatening environment. ranada go may is one of many as writers whose lives changed forever on the 7th of october and how much terrorists crossed into israel coming gold and 1400 people and kid, nothing more than 200 others. a 2 sons amongst those taken hostage. yeah, own woke up to the regular to 6, saturday, saturday morning, october 7th. i was away. uh, they slipped uh, loan uh my house. um there $12.16 on the normal world, teenagers can, can do that every now and again. um and um i called them just to see that they yeah no the you know, the routine unfortunately that that they need to go into the safe green which is uh the oldest um bathroom as well. um they were and um then i just stage uh with them on the phone every few minutes to you know they were scared. obviously it was a badge of rockets falling at us. um uh so well. uh they were quite good um at a certain point i said they started to hear it gunshots outside of the house. and i told them, uh, it was probably the all me protecting us. uh, i started getting text messages from other members of the community. um we

i think it's one thing the millennial's quality of life depends clean environment and that's where we live. >> i walked in my neighborhood and started walking and took a lot of s time walking and have seen huge different in the decline of the area not even from particular outside, it's dry and doesn't look the same and it's really so. >> i think we pride ourselves as a country, and inventive genius, a really exciting time for millennial gen z created ten things around and accomplish things so that as a sacrifice at all, i see it opportunity and occasion and we started doing it and i think gen z in the future and a green economy and it is exciting. >> reaching back into the history of the end, they said he died, that was the legend but he maintained optimism and didn't die of ael broken heart, he believed people would doo the right thing. what i see is too many people in older generations entrenched in the ways of life and not able to recycle do the basic things wed need to a combination of sacrifice and opportunity and it's an exciting time but it comes in on new locality and make shi

and gaza are not receiving necessary health care over 5000 due to get passed soon in a life threatening environment. here as president joe biden has stressed the wes on. failing support for israel following an online meeting with an aide has britain canada from germany and italy. the lead is a firm that is why it has the rights to defend itself against terrorism, but emphasize the need to respect international law to protect civilian lives. they also cause the remaining hama as hostages to be released and pledged to work together to prevent the conflict from spreading. so let's get most of the stuff in assignments in washington. welcome, stephens, i'm the world is sort of holding express 9 for this that and, and is writing incursion into gaza, the bite and administration. however, once that is riled to just delay, it just took us through the well yeah, it says immune and now that the by the ministration wants israel to delay this apparently imminent ground inversion. and in to gaza. why? well that's the official line, is that the u. s once more time to negotiate for more hostages to be released and

and gaza are not receiving necessary health care over 5000 due to gifts best soon in a life threatening environment. now more than 50 trucks in 3 convoys have passed through the roof of border crossing from egypt and saturday, bringing aid for civilians in garza, they were carrying food, water, and medical supplies agencies and say the aid is only a tiny fraction of what is needed. the deliveries also did not include fuel. then you when says fuel is urgently needed for water and for sanitation systems, hospitals and bakeries to we spoke to journalist hasn't pollution, ask them if the limited a that is reaching. garza is improving the situation for civilians there yet. we're talking about $54.00 truck scaling 3 days or mean total in comparison with the, with the regular time for the war, $500.00 used to come daily with different items. and mainly these trucks. they are typically about pre main things. so the medical supplies and water, wind goals or need more other things. and these are a come true underwater and at the very crescent, i still like these, these, the states go to some, to the hospital

i'm not receiving necessary health care or the 5 thousands due to gets passed soon in a life threatening environment. well, i see the international correspondent, the funny official told me how the mood in israel has changed since our last last it's tara attacks body this month want us to understand it. prior to october 7th, there was pretty much no consensus when it comes to political questions. when it comes to social questions in israel, but that has changed since thomas militants have killed at least 1400 is re lease and abducted at least 200 people. in fact, the number that these really government is working. this right now is 222 people. that's the estimate of number that the estimate of how many people have been abducted and possibly being in gaza strip. now when you ask people, how do they ever yeah, you got thing to the age that's coming into gaza strip and it's really very literally, in fact the united nations has pointed out. it's just about 4 percent daily. what actually it shouldn't be getting into gaza strip, their reaction is going to be revolving around their closer and that's if you

in gaza and not receiving necessary health care over 5000 due to gifts best soon in a life threatening environment. more than 50 trucks and 3 convoys i've passed through the roof of border crossing from egypt since saturday, bringing aid for civilians and gaza. the deliveries included food, water, and medical supplies. agencies said the aid is only a tiny fraction of what is needed. the deliveries did not include fuel. un says fuel is urgently needed for water and sanitation systems, hospitals and bakeries. are we asked journalist house in boucher if the limited aid region gaza is improving the situation for civilians there yet. we're talking about $54.00 trucks, came in 3 days, mean total in comparison with the, with the regular time for the war, $500.00 used to come daily with different items. and mainly these trucks. they are typically about pre main things to and medical supplies and water. 1000 need more. other things are, these are a come true underwear and at the very questions i still like these, these, these 8 go to some of the hospital, old and, and to the underwater for g. and what, wha

and gaza are not receiving necessary health care over 5000 due to gifts best soon in a life threatening environment to more than 50 trucks and 3 convoys have passed through the roof of border crossing from egypt and saturday, bring aid for civilians and gaza. they were carrying food, water, and medical supplies. at 8 agencies, they, the 8 is only a tiny fraction of what is needed. the deliveries also don't include fuel, which the u. n sizes urgently needed for water and sanitation systems, hospitals and bakeries. and we can bring you up to speed. now with some other world news headlines, souls as a boat carrying a group of north korean citizens has crossed into south korean waters. the vessel was intercepted off the eastern port city of soc tro and those board have been brought to safety. the passengers apparently expressed their intent to the fact several people have gone missing after a collision between 2 cargo ships in the north sea. the accident happened 22 kilometers south, west german island of how it goes and one of the ships is believed to have sunk. following the incidents, a search and r

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over 5000 are due to give birth soon in a life-threatening environment.rent: let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines is our. foreign ministers around the union meeting in luxembourg have edge toward calling for a pause in the fighting between israel and hamas so that were aged -- aid can reach gaza but the eu fell short of reaching a consensus. the un's as crime has reached a record high in haiti as gang violence spirals there. police reported more than 1200 homicides between july and september, twice as many as in the same period last year. the u.n. approved multinational forces inspected to arrive in january to help restore order. at least 50 people were killed in scores -- and scores injured when a passenger train collided head-on with a freight service in bangladesh. this is northeast of the capital, dhaka. they fear the death toll could rise because some passengers were trapped in the wreckage. brent: the political landscape here in germany is changing. the countries left already is said to lose significant weight in parliamen

the, the, this so, so you got the news life from balance. press environment juanza stress not to be occupied. gaza as it's better to professor launch account integration trucks, photos, aid and supplies with in egypt to headsets. houses have pallets in and so have the best out of it. you poor sick was told to be allowed in portland supposition. claims victory has the country tools as a new bottom donor to see if the celebration for the service coalition, but really needs the support of other policies to formal government. and access for suggests, for building law offices bought such suspense property to when to put them in office the number such as fall back into the program. us president joe biden says he's confident this trial will act on the visual of the war as the countries, but a few profess for an expected ground and a friend slip inside the guy the strip. at the same time, the south of casa 8 is waiting on trucks and neighbors in egypt to be delivered to the house. since the fall of students will have set the knowledge of the data to box those much ne

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gaza and not receiving necessary health care over 5000 due to gifts best soon in their life threatening environment or, or renata goma is one of many, is writers whose lives changed forever on the 7th of october, when how much tattered mis crossed into israel, killing moving 1400 people could not take more than 200 of us. a 2 sons were among those taken hostage. yeah, own woke up to the regular to 630 saturday morning, october 7th. i was away. uh they slipped uh alone. uh my house. um there $12.16 on the normal world, teenagers can, can do that every now and again. um and um i called him just to see that the yeah no the you know, the routine unfortunately that that they need to go into the safe room which is uh, the oldest um bathroom as well. um they were and um then i just stayed with them on the phone every few minutes to you know they were scared. obviously it was a badge of rockets falling into some uh so well uh they were quite skidded um at a certain point. i said they start to tear it gunshots outside the house. and i told them, uh, it was probably the all me protecting us. uh i started get

the 5000 a do you think is best soon in a life threatening environment. all right, let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines. this our foreign ministers from around the european union meeting and luxembourg had edge towards calling for a pause in the fighting between israel and tomas so that more aid can reach johnson . but the fell short of reaching a consensus. the un says the crime has reached a record high and he is gain violence spirals. their police reported more than 1200 homicides between july and september. that's twice as many as in the same period last year, you went approved multinational forces expected to arrive in january to help restore order. at least 15 people were killed in scores injured when a passenger train collided, hit on with a freight service in bangladesh. the accident happened about 60 kilometers ne of the capital jacket, emergency services fear the death toll could rise because some passengers were trapped in the wreckage. the political landscape here in germany is changing the country's left party i

i'm trying to eat co way of life, the environment, magazine, eco, indiana on d, w. hello guys. this is the 77 percent of the platform, offices issues and share ideas. you know, on this channel, we're not afraid to pass and then the kids to talk to the young people clearly have distribution. the future of the 77 percent, every weekend on dw, the the dw news live and from berlin tonight, america's top diplomat and committing more military and financial aid to israel. anthony, blinking is intel a b, where he's failing prime minister netanyahu. israel will never be alone in defending itself. also coming up, united in response to the i'm off the terror attacks. thousands of israelis are heading home to fight. as the families of the victims begin saying good bye to the ones they lost.

i'm trying to eat co way of life, the environment, magazine, eco, indiana on d, w, dw. so once take socks, we in fact, every day, the world wide web feel free to come all the world. we can take the different w call, the world unpack, pulse out your info is and all the input u, v. w story. now one to 2 k. the tacky is changing 6 years ago. we said it can't get any was to, but it does guardians of truth. this time excel gen, this turned into our meets the voices of the 3 turkey. o sir. as the other one had to flee into exile, i knew the police would search my house. courageous people are trying to stem the turkish governments. all sort of tammy cools, of some kids. but really it's a crime is addressed and the path of trying to take suspense ability for his action . what about freedom of to print and freedom of expression? god use of choice starts october 28th on d w. the because the state of the news line from berlin, the palestinian health authority says an explosion at a hospital and gaza has killed nearly 500 people a month claims and is rarely ever strike israel. and

the 5000 due to gets passed soon in a life threatening environment that you haven't taught so that will, that floats on. the ukrainian prime minister, dennis from a whole are attending a german ukrainian economic form and balance say of the event is focusing on rebuilding ukraine. and tossed is obviously very challenging given that russian attacks on the country are continuing to tune tents, artillery full outsource. he's in the southern ukrainian region and so on. as now ordered a full stiff actuation of children. officials say the mobiles and $800.00 children are expected to be moved to safe areas. ukraine says russian forces have been shelling civilian infrastructure the inseparably recent kathrina. let vanco is an advocacy managers to save the children and ukraine. i asked her the a to explain why families might not want to leave areas that all on the constant showing. absolutely, thank you for having me. um, as you said, there is no such place senior creative for children, but specifically in the areas close to the front line. children's face, great danger of showing and coming in

and gaza are not receiving necessary health care over 5000 due to gifts best soon in a life threatening environment. it's the job and sean slot will affiliates and ukrainian prime minister dentist schimmel hall are attending a drum and the ukranian economic form in berlin. today of the events is focusing on rebuilding you crate and the task that is obviously very challenging given that russian attacks on the country continue due to intense artillery. fire will star as he's in the southern ukrainian region of hassle and have now ordered a full evacuation. children. officials say that more than $800.00 children are expected to be moved to safe areas. ukraine says the russian forces have been showing civilian infrastructure the incessantly recent. katarina lisben and co is an advocacy manager to save the children and ukraine, and she joins me now from key. thanks so much for your time today. so we hear this time, the evacuation of children is mandatory, that have been reports. the previous evacuation calls have been ignored. can you help us understand? boy, family's would want to stay in areas that al

and gaza and not receiving necessary health care over 5000 due to give best soon in a life threatening environment. but i want to pull in now, you'll still trim out and he's the director of the middle east and north africa program at the international crisis group. you joins me tonight from brussels. it's good to have you with this. let me just start by asking you, where do you see this more go where you can mean? do you expect it to be a board that's measured in weeks or months or, or even years? it is impossible to tell. frankly, it could go on for a very long time with a spread, if it spreads. but it doesn't have to go that way. we could also look at a possible cease fire at some point, most were long from now. if the western friends will be as well persuaded that a military offensive in garza is going to be very costly for his really soldiers, especially for the civilian population and goes up and it may not end up with the defeat of how mass. so um, the wiser course forward would be diplomatic one, and i think that the hospice negotiations coach could form a solid basis for that. well, um how

gaza and not receiving necessary health care over 5 thousands due to give best soon in a life threatening environment. all right, let's take a look now some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. foreign ministers from the european union meeting and luxembourg of edge towards calling for a pause in the fighting between israel and tomas. so that more aid can reach god, but the european union fell short of finding a consensus. the un says that crime has reached a record high in haiti as gain violence, spirals their police report in more than 1200 homicides between july and september twice as many as in the same time. last year, he went to prove multi national forest is expected to arrive in january to help restore order. at least a dozen people were killed in scores injured when a passenger train collided, hit on with a freight train in bangladesh. the accident happened about 60 kilometers northeast of the capital doc of emergency services. fear the death toll could rise because some passengers were trapped in the wreck. a court in pakistan has charged former prime minister in

life. education and environment.t johnson greeted the presidential scholars. >> because the honor that urination. seeing today is not just a reward for past achievement. it is a way of recognizing your special talents and express the confidence of the country in you, and we want to return for you to expose competency in your country and try to provide ability to lead and to return your great gifts of the country. it has given you so much. >> the presidential scholars program was established by president johnson in 1964 to recognize and encourage intellectual attainments on america who's young people. the scholar for outstanding school that's also gathered in washington on june 10th, as guests, president mr. dalton, and after a full day meeting with government officials, had that reception in their honor at the white house. the president expended on the use for themes at a gathering of delegates to the national of electric cooperatives there. >> you have your obligation to your parents, your teachers, to your principl

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those who have the experience of their own life and an environment and climate a new location will be introduced. in this regard , it will be attractive to the audience. this season will be broadcasted in ten 50-minute episodes on channel 3. neda hosseini news reporter . i am talking about the documentary about our house contest with mr. ahmed shafiei, the producer of this program. hello, mr. shafii, you are very welcome. now this question may arise that i can easily tell you , for example, what if two or three families get together and we see what they call it, for example. reality tv or so-called reality show. well , i would like to say hello to you and all the viewers of this section well, the news is that we live with these challenges, and because this kind of program is the kind of daily challenges of our lives , it is very familiar and attractive to us. we should not change it too much and just trim it, that is, take the additions, and it is life itself with a narrative, that is, they must go on a trip , they must have a party , they must start a small business. they always have

life. education, and environment. first, president johnson greeted presidential scholars. >> the honor urination pays you today is not just an award for past achievement. it is a way of recognizing your special talents, and expressing the confidence of the country in you, and in return we want you to express confidence in your country and try to provide ability to lead, and to return your great gift to the country, that has given you so much. >> the presidential scholars program was established by president johnson in 1964, to encourage intellectual attainment among young people. the scholars are outstanding secondary school graduates, attended as guest of president and misses johnson. after a full day of meeting government officials they attended a reception in their honor at the white house. the president expanded on the theme of use responsibility to the nation, at a gathering of delegates to the national rural electric cooperations youth conference. >> you have your obligation, to your parents, to your teachers, t

life. education and environment first president johnson greeted the presidential scholars because the honor that your nation pays you today is not just to reward for past achievement. it is a way of recognizing your special talents. and expressing the confidence of the country in you and we want in return for you to express confidence in your country. and try to provide ability to lead and to return your great gifts to the country that has given you so much. the presidential scholars program was established by president johnson in 1964 to recognize and encourage intellectual attainments among america's young people. the scholars are outstanding secondary school graduates who gathered in washington on june 10th as guests of president and mrs. johnson after a full day of meetings with government officials. they attended a reception in their honor at the white house. the president expanded on the theme of youth's responsibilities to the nation. at a gathering of delegates to the national rural patrick cooperative associations youth conference you have your obligation to your parents to your te

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and gaza are not receiving necessary health care over 5000 due to gifts best soon in a life threatening environment. in more than 50 trucks and 3 convoys have passed through the russell border crossing from egypt since saturday, bringing aid for civilians and gaza, they were carrying food, water, and medical supplies. agencies say that aid is only a tiny fraction of what is needed. the deliveries also don't include fuel. the un says fuel is urgently needed for water and sanitation systems. hospitals as well as baker, is able to use the country director for care in the palestinian territories. i spoke to her earlier and i asked her about the situation in gauze and now that thousands of a trucks have entered to thank you so much and for your question and interest in knowing the situation in gaza. and but you're going to do it in a situation is becoming more and more critic going on by the hour and not by the day. and so we started to come by days when the system, the medical assistant, is going to to be of service. and when the, because these are going to be out of service. but now we come thinking h

thank you very much and welcome to our session this morning on nature and the environment for of my life, my entry to america in history was through the biographies of our founding fathers, washington, jefferson, franklin, and then through to lincoln, frederick douglass, theodore martin luther king, chisholm, henrietta lacks, james baldwin, eisenhower, among many others. but then two years ago, i was fortunate enough to read jack davis as the bald eagle. and then a whole new world opened to me and missed the little earth upon which our country was founded and without which there would be united states of america. our natural resources, land, water flora and fauna, and how we struggled to tame and profit from it. the stories and the lives that. jack davis patrick dean, ryan fertel and dean king bring us are indispensable to an understanding of our society our culture and our future. the story of our natural resource is recounted by these four authors. bring a heartbeat in a context to our american history in-depth, dramatic and deeply immersed in delicate splendor of the natural world the

environment . if he goes to the first grade of primary school , he goes to middle school, he goes to art school as a complex for girls and boys. well , this is what happened in life. in my opinion, there is little time when we increase the diversity of the learning environment or we use the other elements of education , we use the elements of the neighborhood for education and this border between the school neighborhood is removed . enrichment of environments, we now have more space our school has a classroom environment in a courtyard where we put my life up to the goal post, for example , or a volleyball court, which is actually two of the educational areas. discussions in the meeting hall for the social political hour should be considered a rich mosque or prayer hall for the educational, religious and moral hour and everyone should be together. this neighborhood should grow in an interwoven unity. all the elements of the neighborhood are known together in a law of concentration, which can be the law of education and development of the neighborhood we have come to make the school environment grow. we have drawn a boundary between the school and the outside envi

let me take a environment seriously because these to life, it's taking a year to fence, the 1st 50000 trees and given the enthusiastic response to s t's initiative, the wrapper will soon have a cheap, his goal. of plants in 1000000 he's only most celebrities used the platform, benefits of the environment. and on that note, it is a good buy from complex on to me, sandra holmes, the team of you. and from me, chris ellen suddenly goes. if you enjoy this show, don't forget you can always check in with us on our social media channels. oh, why not send us an e mail to tell us about projects in your area dedicated to protecting the environment. we look forward to hearing from you. see you next type the the they know all weaknesses in securities, illnesses and profit from them and it'll be a little bit like rice that they're experimenting uh how much to companies like google know about most intimate secrets. and where do we draw the line? may to measure in 15 minutes on the w self sufficient power to the people in this village of the installation of renewable energy on another unit and in man

let me take a environment seriously because these to life it's taking a year to fence. the 1st 50000 trees. i'm given the gas to corresponds to s t's initiative. the wrapper will soon have a cheap his goal of planting. 1000000 is only most celebrities used the platform benefits of the environment. and on that note, it is a good buy from complex on me, sandra holmes, a team of you. and for me, chris allows the link goes. if you enjoyed this show, don't forget you can always check in with us on our social media channels. oh, why not send us an e mail to tell us about projects in your area dedicated to protecting the environment? we look forward to hearing from you. see you next time the the depression, bipolar disorder, mental health issues like as easy as the and asked about topics the many african societies you'll african. so struggling with that mental health i left to their own devices in the past of people have stuck to these misconceptions about mental health that mental illnesses occurs. or, you know, it's the one positions the 77 in 30 minutes on dw, the justices

the stuff that people go through to adjust to their living environment, it makes their life less productive in some ways. the ability for kids to study for their homework and all the different things. again that so many people take for granted. so this is a big deal. it's a big deal because we all work together. our city agency stepped up, our community partners stepped up and they made magic happen. so i am grateful. i am excited and i'm looking forward to this work continuing. but let's be clear. this work does not continue without making sure that we have people here who want to work with us to make it happen. and the fact that we have and i want to reiterate that we have a president and we have a hud secretary that i have a direct relationship with has everything to do with why we were able to make this possible. it has been extraordinary and i am looking forward to doing even more work to continue the progress we've made and to help get families into living conditions where they can live good and thriving lives that truly represent san francisco's values at their best. so thank you all

other hand, choose only the priority that is most important and changes the quality of life, changes the environmentral around, this social studies environment , we also pay a lot of attention to this subject too , but in general to this entire developmental environment, we have here our colleague, mikhail gennadyvich vaganov, a teacher at our sirius lyceum, who has done many projects for so that education permeates everything that happens and is created here. hello, my name is. chvaganov and quite recently i was an ordinary geography teacher in a simple chelyabinsk school, well, the only thing i always tried to take part in was various, well, let’s say, professional competitions, in one of them - this is the league of lecturers, which organizes the russian knowledge society, for several years now , i managed to win, and literally a couple of months later i receive an offer that is very hard to refuse, but to work in presidential person, and you know, i noticed how many teachers, educators here, even with colleagues here, thought about who educators are and came to such a small opinion that this is

our quality of life depends upon a good, clean environment. that's where we live. >> a huge difference because i walked in the fields of my neighborhood a lot and i started walking in covid years so i took a lot of time walking and i've seen a huge difference in the decline of that area. it's not even from particularly outside factors, just it's really dry, it doesn't look the same as it was a few years ago. >> yes, yeah. >> it's really sad. >> and i think that, you know, we pride ourselves as a country of inventive genius. i think it's a really exciting time for the millennials and the gen z's, you know, to be creative and turn things around and accomplish things and so i don't see that as sacrifice at all. i see that as actually see that as opportunity. and you know, again, we can rise to the occasion. i think we've started doing it and i think that gen z, they have a bright future in a green economy. and it's bright and exciting. that's just me. so i had-- my daughter is a gen z so i've got to be optimistic. >> james, your thoughts. >> yeah