departments manning departments trying to get everybody together is extremely difficult the environmental officer did get a stop order but the police have not acted on that stop or the local commissioner is aware of the problem and has promised to deal with it but he wants it won't be easy to find a solution that's acceptable to all parties. we are now well seeing that this recession is overwhelming so indeed maybe i for other people with a mighty c 3 do that west road to go in that one but the procedures have to be followed but scientists warn that the time is running out the lakes water quality is endangered and that has a serious impact on fish stocks you have different fish species that do well and breed well in shallow waters so the deepening of the of the shores will affect those fishes and obviously going to decline in the short term most people just look at the immediate get the money they get certainly in the long term we start feeling the impacts and will start seeing things in future which is when people will start reacting and that will be too late. meanwhile cement alluding once to o

of environmental justice. >> so, even though they have an office it's doing -- >> it's a joke. it's such a joke. >> so, we got a tour of covanta. what do you say about the fact that they told me once they put the garbage through the processes and filters -- >> it's bull shit. it's just bull shit. >> they say it comes out the top and it's just steam. i said if i was to stand at the top, could i breathe that safety. they said probably yes. >> better yet, would you allow your children to go to the top of that stack and stand up there and breathe that bull shit? better yet, you all think that this shit is so safe, there's a lot of empty properties around here, come and regentry identify our neighborhood. then i'll have comfort knowing we're safer. we're not against capitalism. we're not against industries. but i have a problem when it comes to you operating your business and you hurting my mother. >> they are there to make money. they were clear about that in the way i was shocked about how clear it was. >> absolutely. >> it was so honest that i was li

to some extent, we are replicating the approach in the environmental bill to be published later this year, which will set up an officeobjectives, with powers to take sanctions against public entities that don't follow that. so far as a meeting is concerned, i first met the noble lord in 1991. that was a noble encounter, and i'm sure that the next one will be, as well. laughter. my lords, my lords. it's been a real privilege today to spend time with some of the 16,000 people — many of them young, representing all faiths and none — who have come to parliament to say that time is now on climate change. i very much support lord bird's proposal, but would the minister agree that the issues of climate change are both in the material sense and the perceived sense, in terms of public opinion — absolutely the pressing priority for the future generation? and would the minister share with the house, following the commendable adoption of the net zero by 2050 target, what the government's next three priorities are in combating climate change? last year, we published our 25—year environmental plan. later this year, there will be a

on tuesday, the state's office of environmental health and hazardous assessment said it does not pose cancer risk. they posed a rule hat would have required coffee products to include a carcinogin warning label, because of a by-product in the roasting process, but that was mixed after they found inadequate evidence that coffee causes cancer. >> they want mark zuckerberg to stand down at his post as chairman. 68% of the shareholders voted in favor of hiring an independent to fill the role. he would be continuing to be the social media's giants ceo but he controls most of the facebook b voting shares. for more, head to cbs moneywatch.com. >>> 4:45 right now. another hot one. >> yes. warm to hot for sure. topping out in the low- to mid- 90s at our location. >> i felt it yesterday. >> feels like summer for sure. we're going to heat up again today. if it is a little too hot for yeah, we'll cool things down beginning tomorrow. >>> there is looking north, temperatures running in the mid- to upper 50s to low to mid 60s. concord at 64. san francisco, coming in at 58. 62 in 62 in san jose. >>>

this between the number of churches coming up the noise and the rights of residents an officer from the environmental protection agency has come to monitor the sound levels of a church from the neighboring residential compound following complaints the agency's head says some have been fined up to $10000.00 and even been forced to close down. people are very you know emotional about me just activities where we go out people who you know they chant against the stand to promote. the council the. i think. we. will believe she's also speaking up for many others who are afraid of being demonized. in the hope of a positive outcome. on the track. now it's time for sports history. thank you very much rafa bell has made tennis history in paris by winning the french open for a record 12 time the spaniard be dominant team of austria in sunday's final at roland garros and making the better start taking the 1st set 63 but team lost in the final last year got himself back into the match taking a tight 2nd set 75 from there though it was all medal as he dropped just 2 more games to wrap up victory in 4 states he mai

misleading and accuse businesses of pulling the wool over the eyes of environmentally minded customers. did you ever wonder why office chairs have wheels maybe it's so you can take them out of the office just like many people did recently in japan to take part in the grand prix off an office chair raising the goal is to get the most laps around a $200.00 metre course in 2 hours this is a winning team from kyoto received over to the bragging rights of 90 kilos of rice . congress relations this is d w business asia for me the team in berlin thanks for watching. glenn nye is the coffee bum from the am isn't just me to cleanse its name to brazil's most populous outrage now it's really not enough scale with lots of chemicals. incentives thomas flood the traditional way of sustainably and free of mr sides but they are struggling to survive in the face of mass production of the lethal some 90 minutes on d w. what secrets lie behind these memos. find out in an immersive experience and explore fascinating world cultural heritage sites. w world heritage 365th. rock and. above the buddha sinful rhythms can you tell by the churc

misleading and accuse businesses of pulling the wool over the eyes of environmentally minded customers. did you ever wonder why office chairs have wheels maybe it's so you can take them out of the office just like many people did recently in japan to take part in the grand prix of office chair racing the goal is to get the most laps around a $200.00 metre course in 2 hours this year's winning team from kyoto received all too much bragging rights of 90 kilos of rice. congress relations this is d.w. business for me the team member. thanks so much. the. coach of the british going to. school in africa the following link to exception stories and discussion from the b.z. town wild web site w to come smash the trap join us on facebook. for a guy. with him how to be a gun because saddam is one the highest sky you know if i had known that the boat would be about small i never would have gone on the trip but i would not support mice. self and my harrison montagnier lumumba out of 16 with the going to give us leave the world. will come to them i have serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live there but the on

misleading and accuse businesses of pulling the wool over the eyes of environmentally minded customers. did you ever wonder why office chairs have wheels maybe it's so you can take them out of the office just like many people did recently in japan to take part in the grand prix of office chair racing the goal is to get the most laps around a $200.00 metre course in 2 hours this year's winning team from kyoto received oaten the bragging rights of 90 kilos of rice. relations this is business for me the team member len thanks for watching. the movie. blood on 9 is the coffee bomb from the amazon and just been told lead to its name to bristles was a populist outrage and now it's grown on enough scale with knobs of can impose. conditions on this planet but does the traditional way sustainably and free of pesticides but they're struggling to survive in the face of mass production. and 30 minutes on d w. c her 1st day of school in the jungle. first the clueless and. then doris crane the moment arrives to. join during a change on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary the story on the right to tame retur

this between the number of churches coming up the noise and the rights of residents an officer from the environmental protection agency has come to monitor the sound levels of a church from the neighboring residential compound following complaints the agency's head says some have been fined up to $10000.00 and even been forced to close down people are very you know your mission alabama us activities where we go out people who you know they chant against. stand to promote. the council that represents charismatic churches this is not fair to. i think. we. will believe she's also speaking up for many others who are afraid of being demonized. in the hope of a positive outcome. to the. story. our own. talk about talked with its fuming furious ferrari drives i love they are a little bit yes they hail a ferrari formula one team say they'll appeal a penalty decision that cost sebastian vettel victory at the canadian gong prix officials in montreal gave a 5 2nd penalty for this incident demoting him to 2nd after they said he forced lewis hamilton off the track vettel kind it was unavoidable after he lost cont

this between the number of churches coming up the noise and the rights of residents an officer from the environmental protection agency has come to monitor the sound levels of a church from the neighboring residential compound following complaints the agency's head says some have been fined up to $10000.00 and even been forced to close down. people are very you know your mission alabama just activities where we go out people who you know they chant against these are doubles who have been sent to promote. the council that represents charismatic churches. this is not fair to blame just churches i think it's all as a result of poor planning in our communities in our cities our town and country has it been worth it we have to degrees from suck to see it become plan our cities to the kind of stand up we desire for factual believes she's also speaking up for many others who are afraid of being demonized she plans to escalate her complaints in the hope of a positive outcome for all sides i'm about seeing al jazeera across. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera iran has told the visiting german foreign m

the california office of environmental health hazard assessment concluded coffee reduces the risk ofhat show there is hope for sensible regulations in california? >> no, there is no hope for california. but we'll take any small victory of common sense. if you drink too much caffeine it's not a good thing for you. let people enjoy their lives. everything we enjoy is bad for you in some way. why would you want to live to 100 if you can't enjoy alcohol or whatever else you like. >> there is no help for california. zero. let it sink into the ocean. people care about not dying. nobody cares about living. run with the freakin' bulls, jump out of planes. do whatever you want. >> california now has dunkin' co-nuts. of course, -- donuts. so they have to side with coffee. so i'm all for this. >> there is a british study that says you can have up to 20 cups a day and not have heart problems. that's great for journalists across the world. david: i don't think it's too much to think that eventually common sense will cop out of the legislation -- will come out of the legislators in california. the

officials with the national skaurt council, the state department and the office of naval intelligence testified about environmental threats to u.s. military bases and how climate change can cause diseases to spread and result in disputes over water scarcity. >>> the committee will come to order. before he begin i want to remind all members we are in open session. as such will discuss unclassified matters only. without objection, the chair may declare a

new york she's the international program director at stand earth that's an environmental protection organization with offices both in the u.s. as well as in canada thanks very much for speaking to us on the al-jazeera news hour you're against this pipeline what's your biggest concern. this pipeline would facilitate the expansion a significant expansion of the tar sands in canada the emissions just from the production of the oil alone are the equivalent to putting about 2200000 cars on the road this is going to facilitate significant oil expansion and oil and gas are the fastest source of emission fastest growing and largest source of additional in canada it means that canada won't be able to meet our climate targets here's the thing though trudeau say. he's actually committing to directing money earned from that pipeline to investments in clean energy projects what do you make of that argument that he's putting forward. the fact is the market is moving away from high cost high carbon oil which is what we have in canada and demand is softening many countries around the world are banning the fossil fuel car an

this between the number of churches coming up the noise and the rights of residents an officer from the environmental protection agency has come to monitor the sound levels of a church from the name. bring residential compound following complaints the agency's head says some have been fined up to $10000.00 and even been forced to close down. people are very you know emotional about us activities where we've had people who you know they chant against. instead to promote disturb the council that represents charismatic churches this is not fair to blame just churches i think it's all as a result of poor planning in our communities in our cities our town and country housing being well structured we have people to degrees from our universities but to see it become plan our cities to that kind of international stand up we desire perfect will believe she is also speaking up for many others who are afraid of being demonized she plans to escalate her complaints in the hope of a positive outcome for all sides i'm aborting algis there across. the river on the dollars made tennis history in paris by winning the

office round out the basic organization. a largely decentralized operation because environmental protection under our present laws requires thatajor part of the job be done by the states. to workstaff has closely with state environmental protection organizations to get the job done. there are 10 regional headquarters housing staff responsible for the major regulatory programs in boston, new york city, philadelphia, dallas, kansaso, city, denver, san francisco, and seattle. be scientific work of the epa is also decentralized and it takes place in laboratories located across the country. takes placen work in raleigh-durham, north carolina. toxicology in cincinnati. groundwater research in oklahoma. pesticide biology in gulf breeze, florida. ecosystems research in corvallis, oregon. this scientific effort is essential to meeting the environmental challenges that still lie ahead. we need to know a lot more about how toxic substances behave in the environment and what affects various exposure levels have on human health and the environment. uss knowledge will help control the risks from the substances without sacrificing the benefi

this between the number of churches coming up the noise and the rights of residents an officer from the environmental protection agency has come to monitor the sound levels of a church from the neighboring residential compound following complaints the agency's head says some have been fined up to $10000.00 and even been forced to close down. people are very you know your mission alabama us activities where we go out people who you know they chant against. to promote. the council that represents charismatic. to blame just churches and. we. will believe she is also speaking up for many others who are afraid of being demonized. in the hope of a positive outcome. still ahead on the. drama where the raptors have raised high hopes in the city and the country that they will win the n.b.a. basketball championship for the 1st on or on that coming up. time for the sports news with peter thank you very much the toronto rect is a means to make history by becoming the 1st canadian franchise to win the n.b.a. championship later i saw he is traditionally the biggest sporting canada but if the raptors can beat the g

that and here's much more of the city but the environment officer concedes that producing plastic waste is not a cruise ships primary environmental sin we try to control every possible way stream so we're looking not just at solid emissions not just our plastics we're also looking at fuel efficiency we're looking at waste water we're looking exhaust gases so it's there's several different ways. not just one thing and we're all the goal is to reduce everything as much as possible it's still difficult of course we're still making emissions are still there's still more things john prove as part of that multipronged approach to limit environmental damage to uses so called scrubbers a kind of filter to reduce emissions of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides environmentalists say that doesn't diminish the fact that cruise ships a major polluter is still too he is hoping that its efforts to reduce both plastic waste and emissions will persuade people that it is taking environmental concerns on board. and that's it for me and the d.w. business team here in berlin for more business news that allows analysis check out the w dot com slash bu

there were something like 83 environmental rollbacks since the president took office.have a graphic of just a few of them. this is a handful pulled out of the paris climate agreement. proposed lower core emission standards, weakened clean power plan, eliminated epa panel on air pollution, relaxed rules on methane leak inspections. approved oil drilling in the arctic. we would have to have a scroll for the rest of the segment to show all of the rollbacks happening. what is it, if you can narrow it down, that keeps you up at night most? >> first the structures of the law are sound in the united states. including republicans have strong support for the air and water quality laws. it's possible to weaken them by allocation of budget resources, deregulatory actions, new standards for cost benefit. all of those things are being done. not only that, but in two years or more of service to the country, this administration, there is no inspector-general at epa. no head of research and science at epa. across the board fall-off in enforcement numbers, all of this is worrisome and

kristen synthetic fuel is power the way to a more environmentally friendly future progress is being met. this is your business i'm going to have an office in berlin welcome it looks like a military confrontation between the u.s. and iran was only narrowly averted last week off the washington blames tehran for attacks on ships in the strait of hormuz later today the u.s. is to announce a fresh round of trade sanctions against iran is the latest development in a political ask the escalation between the 2 countries over iran's nuclear program u.s. president donald trump said he hopes that fresh sanctions will bring iran back to the negotiating table. for many iranians it's becoming increasingly hard to get by the reintroduction of u.s. sanctions has had a crippling effect on the economy. the value of the rio has plummeted pushing inflation to over 30 percent and us president donald trump's attempt to destroy the country's oil industry is having an effect to. the lifting of sanctions in 2016 rapid growth of more than 12 percent but their reimposition last year dealt a massive blow the international monetary fund is forecasting the iranian e

officials with the national skaurt council, the state department and the office of naval intelligence testified about environmental threats to u.s. military bases and how climate change can cause diseases to spread and result in disputes over water scarcity. >>> the committee will come to order. before he begin i want to remind all members we are in open session. as such will discuss unclassified matters only. without objection, the chair may declare a recess at any time. good morning. today's open hearing is the fourth in a series the committee is skukting to examine the intersection of key national security challenges and intelligence. in our prior hags we explored the rise of authoritiarianism, russian intelligence trade craft and china's use of technology as a actual of oppression. this morning we will look at climate change which is the greatest long-term it national security threat to the u.s. and affecting every dimension of national life for decades and possibly centuries. in the unclassified 2019 worldwide threat assessment director of national intelligence coates submitted this finding to senate counterp

reporter: as for a lawsuit filed, the city attorney's office told us "this lawsuit is completely without merit, it alleges the california environmental quality act was not followed and that's simply not the case." >> reporter: mark bruno is leading the charge on that lawsuit. he says the irrigation over haul is not necessary and accuses the city promising to keep the park opened. >> this was the original report. this is their map which we could see hopefully on camera. this perimeter area of green are the only areas we are going to be closed. >> reporter: now the park department says they can't comment on pending litigation but the idea of trying to do this park in phases would potentially let cost go up by half a million dollars would have extended construction time as well. as it stands right now raj and janelle, things are reopening sometimes around late 2019. it is a little open ended. reporting live from washington square park, sam brock. >> some people are not happy. thanks sam. >>> one of the bay area's high profile restaurants has been cleared of any wrong doing. the french laundry was sued for pregnancy discrimination. she a

environmental services. in the one stopper mitter shop in addition to those major departments it will include the fire department, public utilities, officef small business, entertainment commission and we are looking at other satellite departments to touch the building in here, m.t.a., office of cannabis, disability. police, board of appeals and tax collector. that is all important. as the mayor talked about a.d.u. pilot and trying to streamline that process, let me drilling down what our team is looking at. as we currently before if you were an a.d.u. permit resident you needed five different departments, answer 516 questions and navigate multiple applications and forms, as we looked at that we want to unduplicate questions we are asking over and over. we needed 289 questions. we could stop asking the same question 227 times. that is what we are looking for. one clap is good government. that is the bureaucracy mayor breed and supervisor peskin wanted eliminated. then we will make it digital. i am excited to be here today. thank you tom, john, stephanie and all of those and ken leading this out of my office and melissa white house. you h

and i also wanted to thank supervisor brown's office for their leadership on bags and all their other environmental policies that they are working on. we really appreciate it. so it's going to be a bit of a review from what juan carlos already covered. so i will breeze through this quickly. but essentially last year national geographic and many of you know there is a plastic crisis. we're producing too much plastic. and national geographic last year on the cover came out with an article and the front page article on the plastic crisis. and there is 700 million tons of plastics going into our ocean annually. the only way to get to this issue is by turning off the faucet. recycling ourselves out of this issue is not going to work. 9% of all the plastic ever produced on the planet is recycled. the rest is landfilled or ending up in the environment. we need to look at how can we really reduce plastic from being produced to begin with. juan carlos mentioned the proliferation of the thick plastic bags. the state legislation allows for reusable plastic bags, so even though we have banned the t-shirt bags,

environmental disasters in u.s. history. the shocking decision from the newly democratic attorney general's office came more than three yearsficials began looking into the roots of the scandal that left flint's water system tainted with lead. 15 state and local officials including emergency managers who ran the city and a member of the governor's cabinet had been accused by state prosecutors of crimes as serious as involuntro slaughter. prosecutors left open the possibility of recharging some of those same people along with others. just shocking to say the least. let's get a check now on your weather once again with meteorologist michele grossman. >> we're looking at severe weather today in the middle of the country. that's going to extend on saturday. keep your eye to the sky in the central and southern plains. dodge city, amarillo, colorado, kansas, oklahoma down texas. we're looking at potential for damaging winds. some hail. also some gusty thunderstorms. this is saturday. you can see it expands. still includes a lot of of the same areas. also to the north, desmoings, springfield, wichita into oklahoma city. 9 million a

hope hicks now serves as an executive and chief communications officer at fox corporation, the parent company of fox news. in environmental news, the trump administration has replaced an obama-era energy rule, which was designed to close older coal plants and tighten emissions restrictions. the new rules announced by the environmental protection agency wednesday allow states to set regulations for emissions and decide whether coal-fired plants should make improvements. obama's clean power plan sought to lower carbon emissions through federal regulations, but the plan never took effect due to multiple legal challenges from energy companies and some states. michael brune, executive director of the sierra club said , -- "trump and wheeler are pushing a plan that will lead to thousands of deaths while ignoring the public's demands for aggressive climate action, just so a handful of wealthy coal executives can make a little more money. this is an immoral and an illegal attack on clean air, clean energy, and the health of the public." legal challenges from at least six states and multiple environmental groups are expected. on t

office. we believe that telecommuting would let us soon all work from home making the world a greener place and computers have brought environmental benefits haven't they we no longer have to crumple up a sheet of paper after typing that something right. there are other digital age developments the internet now allows us to stream all kinds of content. even our cars are linked to the net but is that all help us to be more sustainable. at the institute for ecological economy research in berlin to learn from terry assist trying to find out how green digitalisation really is. many people believe digitalisation automatically reconciles environment and economics leads to savings if you think about how many devices a smart phone can replace it seems great like it should definitely lead to a reduction in resources but it's not that simple to him money factor and distribution of the digital devices the infrastructure cables data centers and so on also eat up a huge amount of energy. with his interdisciplinary research group it's ontario's has for the 1st time modeled an eco balance sheet for digitalisation. his results are surprising. jus

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