enough attention, permits were issued in the past without receiving inquiries from the environmental protection department. yes, we saw the report together. if you are interested , stay with us until the end and watch this debate. please be a viewer of the news network . thank you . well, i would like to start with mr. fathi and this question, which was in the report , was also your opinion and one of your colleagues in the field of environment. you mentioned that there were several key words that the development of mines is damaging the soil, destroying it, and the pollution is taking over the northern regions of the country, and you did not imagine a very favorable situation . you are referring to the fact that the development of materials has damaged the protection of our environment . i have and it is polite to ask for your presence. in order to give a brief answer to your question, it is not a bad idea to provide you with a statistic and a big picture of the situation. mining in the country, we can actually say that during the last six or seven decades, mining activities in the country have started a

enough attention, permits were issued in the past without receiving inquiries from the environmental protection department. yes, we saw the report together. if you are interested , stay with us until the end of this discussion and watch this debate , please watch us on the news network, thank you. let me start and this question, which was in the report , was also your opinion and one of my colleagues.

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the deputy of natural environment of khuzestan general department of environmental protection says that the increase in temperature, the evaporation of heather on the water in the hot months the year is one of the factors that influence the habitat of talibs. for many years abu abbas bread of his life. khuzestan, which received more than 19 million cubic meters of water this year with the spring rains , has played a very important role in the area of ​​more than 400,000 hectares. in the last two years, khuzestan gave a lot of prosperity to businesses such as agriculture and tourism. we have 6 students in khuzestan province. talab hor al-azim 6. talib shadgan has been drained 93 talab bamdaj has been drained now 84 talab miangaran has been drained 85 talib shimbar is also in a good condition 93 talib bandun also alhamdulillah after the rains about 69 dewatered after the dewatering season, with the warming of the weather , plans have been made to preserve the water in the khuzestan valleys, between 13, 30 and 180 mm per year, we have evaporation and an increase in evaporation . we have cr

environmental oversight? is? is this the department of agriculture, the environmental protection agency? who do they answer to at the end of the day, i the release of the genetically engineered american chestnut into the environment requires the permission of the usda is so it's, it's a, a sub part of, it's a, sorry, a, i'm a part of the agency which is called the animal plant health inspection service. so a 5th has to approve these g trees. they have to go through an environmental assessment and environmental impact statements depending on the species. in this case, an environmental impact statement before they can be right before they can be released into the environment. in the case of the chest, not because it's also has this anti fungal property. it needs to be also regulated by the environmental protection agency. that's a whole different set of regulations and rules that they have to deal with because it's also a food. it also needs regulation by the food and drug administration, although that's actually voluntary researchers and going through that. but it's actually voluntary. th

it can be used in urban water testing laboratories in power plants in the environmental department of the environmental protectionanization as well as in the health reference laboratories of the ministry of health and in production lines and factories used a device that used to be imported with difficulty from countries like england and germany , now it has been localized by iranian researchers after 3 years of research and development. this former product was only produced in america and england and with the same quality as foreign samples. we have produced foreign samples for about 2 thousand dollars per piece. in fact , we should have foreign exchange for each piece. cheaper price, warranty and after-sales service are only part of the advantages of this product based on iranian knowledge. the advantage of this product is that it is small and portable. in addition to the more up-to-date technical specifications for example, the multipurpose cell holder that we used for this, or the communication ports that were added to it, as well as the localized software that makes the device very easy to use. it also has th

used in laboratories urban water and waste water in power plants in the environmental department of the environmental protection organization, as well as in the health reference laboratories of the ministry of health and in the production lines and factories , the equipment used was imported with difficulty from countries such as england and germany. now, with 3 years of research and development by iranian researchers , this product has been localized in the us and england. this product was produced with the same quality as foreign samples, but at a third of the price of foreign samples. two thousand dollars per piece, in fact, per currency let's have a cheaper price, warranty and after -sales service is only part of the advantages of this product based on iranian knowledge. the advantage of this product is that it is small and portable, in addition to the more up-to-date technical specifications that it has, for example, the multi-purpose cell holder that we used for this. the communication ports that have been added to it, as well as the localized software that makes the device very easy to use , according to

environmental oversight? is, is this the department of agriculture or the environmental protection agency? who do they answer to at the end of the day, i of the release of the genetically engineered american chestnut into the environment requires the permission of the usda is so it's, it's a, a sub part of it's a, sorry, yeah, i'm a part of the agency which is called the animal plant health inspection service. so a 5th has to approve these g trees. they have to go through an environmental assessment and environmental impact statements depending on the species. in this case, an environmental impact statement before they could be right before they could be released at the environment in the case of the chest, not because it's also has the scan type fungal property. it needs to be also regulated by the environmental protection agency. that's a whole different set of regulations and rules that they have to deal with because it's also a food and also needs regulation by the food and drug administration. although that's actually voluntary researchers and going through that. but it's actually vol

environmental oversight? is, is this the department of agriculture and the environmental protection agency? who do they answer to at the end of the day, i the release of the genetically engineered american chestnut into the environment requires the permission of the usda a. so it's, it's a, a sub part of, it's a, sorry, a, i'm a part of the agency which is called the animal plant health inspection service. so a 5th has to approve these g trees. they have to go through an environmental assessment and environmental impact statements depending on the species. in this case, an environmental impact statement before they can be right before they can be released at the environment in the case of the chest, not because it's also has this anti fungal property. it needs to be also regulated by the environmental protection agency. that's a whole different set of regulations and rules that they have to deal with because it's also a food. it also needs regulation by the food and drug administration, although that's actually voluntary researchers and going through that. but the but it's actually voluntar

. >> state department of environmental protections it poses no public health issue at the site. they are working for northrup g grumman to safely dispose of the drums. we are told the six drums contained chlorinated petroleum, it is not believed the chemicals leaked into the ground. people are gearing up for a class action lawsuit. >> brian: "new york post" and newsday, want the whole area dug up. they were discovered and not revealed. is there a strong push to have this whole area dug up? when grumman, huge hole in jobs and now left possibly poison behind. >> i think there is this discovery has definitely renewed concern for so many people. this ballpark behind me has been closed for 20 years because of concerns about contaminated soil and this latest discovery brings up fear for people employs the plan to safely remove the drums is underway. there are a lot of stake holders, local, state and federal authorities and people are pushing authorities to get this done swiftly because it is concerning. >> brian: ledgendary company, fighter jets during two world wars, but this is unac

you will also listen, we will talk with pyotr testov, head of the analytical department of the ukrainian environmental protectionbecause today is the day of the environment or the day environment in ukraine, that's the story, sir. peter, is there a reason for a holiday, or is it a day when people, conservationists remind us that ukrainian nature is in danger, and not only, not only the muscovites are destroying it, unfortunately, the ukrainians are too, yes, unfortunately, this is, as they say, a holiday with sadness, because at the moment our nature is under attack from two sides, in the front-line zones, below it. russian occupiers, russian aggressors, unfortunately, finally, we have problems with the territory of ukraine , they want to, well, use the opportunity that if the country and the public, it is a little bit wrong, it can fruitfully follow what is happening from the rear nature from nature in the body, and many different actors are trying to destroy this nature in different ways pity. what are the scales of this destruction while the war is going on, you know, very often in all kinds of ways. scoundre

or your lifetime the blizzard of new regulation that are coming down of the department of labor and the environmental protectionllions and billions of dollars of additional cost and who are going to be those costs, you're exactly right. the biden of administrations at how friendly and small businesses, not too many small businesses agree with that. there was a survey that came out from the national federation of independent business that says a small business comp today is something is been lower than 12 years even lower when covid shut down half of the small businesses in the country. i don't think too many small businessmen and women think of joe biden's policies as friendly. ashley: next one for you a new poll shows voters in key swing states overwhelmingly favor the economy under trump. in pennsylvania michigan and wisconsin more than 60% said the economy under trump was in pretty good shape while the number under biden jobs between 38 and 42%. before covid hit, if i'm not mistaken the trump academy was at a 50 year high. you think the economy is a key issue this november. >> it is the economy stupid. let m

environmental protection agency. director edgar nolasco says his team is working with the state department of public health to determine how the mosquitoes returned to the south bay likely transported in some type of container or vehicle. the species is president in 19 of the state's 58 counties. there isn't any standing water in any containers, mosquitoes reproduce and we help lower. >> the risk for for any type of diseases that spread among our community. inspect your east san jose property. >> czech bowls, tarps. anything that holds water and get rid of it in san jose. philippe djegal all kron 4 nays. >> mean to mammals. coming up, the latest on that whale that has fishing nets stuck to its tail. i officials have called off the search for that. >> plus, the new space in downtown san francisco hoping to bring people back. >> all right. this just in the oakland port of commissioner says voted unanimously to change the name of the oakland airport to the san francisco bay, oakland international airport. the rebrand is expected to cost about 150,000 bucks. the commission still needs to do a second reading or a second vot

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compounds and available to companies scientists in the department of pharmaceuticals will be placed in the creation of this bank, the environmental protectionanization and a number of universities in the persian gulf have cooperated. about a thousand species of animals, plants and micro-organisms are kept in iran's marine reserve bank , which number can be increased due to further identifications. mehdi naqvi, sed and sima news agency. identifying the pattern of migration and expansion of shrimp flocks in the waters of bushehr province, according to the scientific vice president's report , the country's fisheries science researchers succeeded in identifying the restricted area of ​​shrimp stocks in the northern regions of the persian gulf. shrimp stocks play a key ecological role in ecosystems. especially aquatic animals have soles. researchers have developed a plastic-like material that removes phosphate from water sources. this material is made from a type of biological material that is used as a source of fertilizer for agricultural applications after absorbing phosphate. phosphate is a chemical substance in the production of fertilizers

environmental protection agency. director edgar nolasco says his team is working with the state department of public health to determinethe south bay likely transported in some type of container or vehicle. the species is president in 19 of the state's 58 counties. if there isn't any standing water in any containers, mosquitoes don't reproduce. and we help lower. >> the risk for for any type of diseases that spread among our community. inspect your east san jose property. >> czech bowls, tarps. anything that holds water and get rid of it in san jose. philippe djegal all kron 4 nays. >> today was a national pet day. and if you'd like to adopt a new best friend of your own, there's a local shelter that could use your help. the contra costa animal shelter is overflowing. >> like shelters across the bay in the state. you know, trying outside of the box ideas putting in new programs and initiatives to help, you know, get more pets whether that's going casual. a doctor who was looking to adopt a new family member or to a rescue who's going to spend some time with those animals that need a little more time to either decompres

environmental protection agency. director edgar nolasco says his team is working with the state department of public health to determinensported in some the species is president in 19 of the state's 58 counties. there isn't any standing water in any containers, mosquitoes reproduce and we help lower. >> the risk for for any type of diseases that spread among our community. inspect your east san jose property. >> czech bowls, tarps. anything that holds water and get rid of it in san jose. philippe djegal all kron 4 nays. >> 10 39 is the time. and the contra costa animal shelter is overflowing with pets right now. so they're looking for more people to adopt them or at the very least foster them for a while. and this week, the deal, they're waiving the fees in hopes of finding some homes for these animals. like shelters across the bay in the state. >> you know, trying outside of the box ideas putting in new programs and initiatives to help, you know, get more pets whether that's going casual. a doctor who was looking to adopt a new family member or to a rescue who's going to spend some time with those animals that need a

environmental protection agency. director edgar nolasco says his team is working with the state department of public health to determine how the mosquitoes returned to the south bay likely transported in some type of container or vehicle. the species is president in 19 of the state's 58 counties. if there isn't any standing water in any containers, mosquitoes don't reproduce. and we help lower. >> the risk for for any type of diseases that spread among our community. inspect your east san jose property. >> czech bowls, tarps. anything that holds water and get rid of it in san jose. philippe djegal all kron 4 nays. >> well, still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. still no sign of that gray whale whose tail was tangled in a fishing net. the marine mammal center says that the search will resume after this storm passes that were expecting this weekend. this is video of that whale was spotted tuesday on but it's since disappeared. and rescue crews set up by boats. they covered about 70 miles between pacific and point rays trying to find it, but they couldn't. crews are hoping they can put a satellite tracker on this animal

environmental protection agency. director edgar nolasco says his team is working with the state department of public health to determinequitoes returned to the south bay likely transported in some type of container or vehicle. the species is president in 19 of the state's 58 counties. there isn't any standing water in any containers, mosquitoes reproduce and we help lower. >> the risk for for any type of diseases that spread among our community. inspect your east san jose property. >> czech bowls, tarps. anything that holds water and get rid of it in san jose. philippe djegal all kron 4 nays. >> 7.40, is the time and still no sign of that gray whale whose tail was entangled in a fishing net. the marine mammal center says the search will resume after this weekend's storm passes. that whale was spotted tuesday near pacifica. then it disappeared wednesday. rescue crews set out by boat uncovered about a 70 mile area between pacific and point raise. but they weren't able to find the whale at the very least crews are hoping to at least put a satellite tracker on that whale and then down the road. reconnect with it and remove

environmental protection agency. director edgar nolasco says his team is working with the state department of public health to determine to the south bay likely transported in some type of container or vehicle. the species is president in 19 of the state's 58 counties. there isn't any standing water in any containers, mosquitoes reproduce and we helped lower. >> the risk for for any type of diseases that spread among our community. inspect your east san jose property. >> czech bowls, tarps. anything that holds water and get rid of it in san jose. philippe djegal all kron 4 nays. >> still to come on, kron produce it to the voting oakland's airport. name. change is happening today. so what are they going to plus, the japanese prime minister speaking on capitol hill today. we'll hear what he had to say coming up and the latest on the closing for this year's salmon season. but this year's salmon season. but this will ♪♪ when you have moderate—to—severe eczema, it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of reasons to show off your skin. with dupixent, the number o

environmental protection agency. director edgar nolasco says his team is working with the state department of public health to determine how the mosquitoes returned to the south bay likely transported in some type of container or vehicle. the species is president in 19 of the state's 58 counties. if there isn't any standing water in any containers, mosquitoes reproduce and we help lower. >> the risk for for any type of diseases that spread among our community. inspect your east san jose property. >> czech bowls, tarps. anything that holds water and get rid of it in san jose. philippe djegal all kron 4 nays. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news and east bay burger joint is now facing a lawsuit. >> one owner says it's forcing them to close their doors for good. plus, an animal shelter in the east bay is hoping that offering free adoptions will entice people to adopt a little furry friend as they are dealing with overcrowding. the shelter. is running out for you to do your taxes. i'm basil, john, reporting in washington. what advice the washington. what advice the ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well ♪ ♪ jardi

environmental protection agency. director edgar nolasco says his team is working with the state department of public health to determine transported in some type of container or vehicle. the species is president in 19 of the state's 58 counties. if there isn't any standing water in any containers, mosquitoes don't reproduce. and we help lower. >> the risk for for any type of diseases that spread among our community. inspect your east san jose property. >> czech bowls, tarps. anything that holds water and get rid of it in san jose. philippe djegal all kron 4 nays. >> all right. well, still no sign of that gray will. tale was tangled in a fishing net. the marine mammal center says the search is going to resume after the weekend storm passes. the well was spotted tuesday right near pacific covid disappear wednesday, rescue crews set out a boat cover 70 mile area between pacific and point rays that unable to find the will. crews are hoping they can put a satellite tracker on the well and then down the road, reconnect it and then remove the net. >> well, inflation, higher interest rates and rising housing costs are putting

fortunately they caught the leakage in time to reach out to the department of environmental protection to begin the process of plugging the well and preventing permanent harm to the family's health and value of their property. however, until congress takes action to invest in the identification and remediation of abandoned wells, starting with this bill, tens of thousands of people in my district and across pennsylvania will continue to suffer the cons agains. pennsylvania has more abandoned wells than any other state except texas. many were drilled in the mid 1800 irks decades before regulations existed to properly track and document. the my district suffers some of the worst air quality in the nation and serious exposure to toxins in our water. we can't leave leaky oil and gas wells from the 1800's to continue poisoning and endangering our communities we have also can't afford inaction. we must invest significant resources to research and develop solutions to this crisis by passing this bipartisan bill because until we do it will be nearly impossible to track every orphan and abandon

thursday the environmental protection agency — run by a biden appointee — set the first—ever limit on dangerous �*forever—chemicals�* in us water supplies. that same day the justice departments = in what it calls the largest expansion in 30 years. and now the white house is cementing "abortion" as a campaign issue, coming out against extreme bans and tying them to donald trump. it was his us supreme court appointees who ended the constitutional right to an abortion by striking down roe v wade just two years ago. vice president kamala harris was speaking in arizona on friday, where the state's supreme court brought back an abortion law from 1864 that criminalises the procedure. she laid the blame for that ruling squarely on the former president — donald trump. so here's what a second trump term looks like. more bands, more suffering and less freedom. just like he did in arizona, he basically wants to take america back to the 1800s. but we are not going to let that happen. internal biden campaign polling data obtained by the washington post shows that abortion is more important than the israel—hamas war for many voters but the biggest threat to mr biden�*s re—election may ult

thursday the environmental protection agency — run by a biden appointee — set the first—ever limit on dangerous �*forever—chemicals�* in us water supplies. that same day the justice departmenthe largest expansion in 30 years. and now the white house is cementing "abortion" as a campaign issue, coming out against extreme bans and tying them to donald trump. it was his us supreme court appointees who ended the constitutional right to an abortion by striking down roe v wade just two years ago. vice president kamala harris was in arizona on friday, where the state's supreme court brought back an abortion law from 1864 that criminalises the procedure. she has laid the blame on the former president. she has laid the blame on the former resident. ~ ., ., , happened here in arizona is a new inflection point. it has demonstrated once and for all, overturning roe was just the opening act. just the opening act of a larger strategy to take women's rights and freedoms. part of a full on attack, state—by—state on reproductive freedom. and we all must understand who is to blame. former president donald trump did this. internal biden campaign polling data obtained by the washington post sh

for decades, the louisiana department of environmental quality, or ldeq, has "repeatedly failed to enforce the minimum standards set by the federal government, and to protectnd human health." and terrell says that agency still hasn't acknowledged the racial disparities in who gets exposed to pollution. from 2019 to 2021, the department allowed industrial emissions of pollution that were seven to 21 times higher in mostly black communities compared to mostly white ones. in an email to the newshour, the department declined to comment. >> i think the key is that the deq needs to take an unbiased approach to environmental justice analysis in its permitting decisions. and what that means is when a facility wants to build a new plant in a community of color, deq needs to say, okay, what's the existing burden of pollution here? and is this community overburdened? william: two years ago, the epa opened up a civil rights investigation looking at whether state regulators here in louisiana were allowing petrochemical and oil and gas companies to build and pollute in a way that disproportionately harms black communities. in response, louisiana's then attorney-general,

the first question i have is executive action the environmental protection agency the general services administration the departmentof interior have recently been announced which are adverse or do not consider the work of your agency and its constituents. secretary vilsack how are you making good faith attempt to give agriculture voice across its executive branch? >> i have an ongoing relationship with each one of those secretaries of each one of those departments we are in constant communication about policies and issues they are adopting that have an impact than agriculture and we provide input i certainly am not going to be in a position to tell them what they should do in their department i do not want them told me what i should do my department. but we do provide input we do provide data do provide the consequences of what they are considering on american agriculture that is our job. once a decision is made by another department to the extent that we can we use the resources of usda to try to mitigate the consequences of the epic works i've heard the most terrifying words we are from the government we're here

protecting public health and the environment in the communities where we have our troops stationed is a department priority. we made a promise to the citizens of hawaii to conduct any and all necessary environmental remediation around the facility. as you just pointed out last month, they completed the fueling so the work has transitioned to the department of the navy for the redhill closure. we will stay focused on that. i will be sure to be briefed on this routinely and make sure we are doing the right things to meet our timelines but most importantly make sure that we do the right things in terms of environmental restoration. >> thank you for your continuing commitment. there will be long-term requirements as to monitoring. that brings me to another question i have for you. i'm concerned about the department's ability to hold senior officials accountable following major incidents such as the fuel leak at redhill and the fire on board the u.s. rayshard. i'm including a provision that would create a new investigation category to provide consistency when there is a catastrophic incident resulting in a significant loss of life or billions of dollars in taxpayer money to ensure those responsible ar