mountains are the largest source of fresh water for the people of the world, this year's theme is fao it is mountain ecosystems. in fact , in the 20s, the importance of ecosystems was considered as natural ecosystems, and this year, on the occasion of the international day of kostistan , you are considering the importance of mountain ecosystems. our country is located on the plateau of iran. there are 51 mountains in iran, and we have more than 260 peaks above 4,000 meters and more than 3,000 peaks above 2,500 meters in our country, and this conveys the importance of mountains in a country that is located in a dry and water-scarce region. for today , how is our annual festival of the best swedes we organize sports whistles on world day. we were concerned about the climbs to different heights of the country and the incidents that occur . does the mountaineering federation have a plan to prevent these incidents? well, as i said, the soil of our country is blessed with this natural gift. it is very easy for the general public to access the mountains, especially in the big cities, since m

according to estimates based on fao data, the almost complete disappearance of belarus from the listm suppliers in 2022 has led to a drop in grain harvests. in africa by 16.1%. in march this year, nausėda supported the idea of ​​a complete ban on rail transit of russian and belarusian cargo. vilnius refused. wagons of spare parts, as a result, accidents on the train reduction routes, people sometimes simply...

according to estimates based on fao data, the almost complete disappearance of belarus from the listh suppliers in 2022 led to a drop in grain harvests in africa by 16.1%. in march of this year, nauseda supported the idea of ​​a complete ban on rail transit of russian and belarusian goods. vilnius refused belarusian wagons of spare parts. as a result - accidents on train reduction routes. people sometimes simply cannot buy. tickets due to work on the railway, what they are doing there , the question is open, it got to the point that the opposition in parliament initiated an investigation into the negligent attitude towards infrastructure, the social democrats put forward claims to the minister of energy for the negligent attitude towards the supply of electricity, as for sanctions, refusal to buy electricity from belarus, then in lithuania this is understandable even to a child, all this is done in order to... buy belarusian electricity from its own, so called allies at higher prices, if lithuania starts buying it directly from its neighbor, it will be more difficult to control it. t

according to estimates based on fao data, the almost complete disappearance of belarus from the list suppliers in 2022 led to a drop in grain harvests in africa by 16.1%. in march, due to... negligent attitude towards electricity supplies. as for the sanctions and refusal to buy electricity in belarus, in lithuania this is understandable even to a child. all this is being done so that lithuania buys belarusian electricity from its so-called allies at higher prices. if lithuania starts buying it directly from its neighbor, then...it will be more difficult to control it, they are openly finishing off the vilnius airport , which used to be jokingly called minsk-3, due to a lack of staff, the inspection sometimes takes hours, many food outlets are closed, they write that often even buying a cup of coffee is not a task simple. i feel sadness when i look at the above-mentioned port of klaipeda, it’s a really smelly story there. the alarm is being sounded at the only port in lithuania. the area is constantly on the verge of flooding, not only because of the rains, but because of... the comp

corridors of ukrainian grain, because the vatican is part of this international institution, called faoat is, which... fights with hunger in the world, and here those mechanisms of the presence of activity are really very, very useful for ukraine and i think they will be on our side in the future, and there is one more very interesting and important part, this is the issue of ecology, oh, thank you for mentioning it, few people think about it, today we know that pope francis has a special sensitivity to it. together with the ecumenical patriarch, by the way, patriarch bartholomew is sometimes called the green patriarch, he, he has been the initiator of various initiatives for the protection of the environment and the development of christian morality for decades, protection of the environment, here we also cooperate very actively, we constantly inform about this trauma, which is received not only by the society, the people of ukraine, but also... connected with the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, and the blackmail that russia , you know, is doing, that is, with the help, that is, of t

according to estimates based on fao data, the almost complete disappearance of belarus from the list of suppliers potassium in 2022 led to a drop in grain harvests in africa by 16.1%. in march of this year, nauseda supported the idea of ​​a complete ban on rail transit of russian and belarusian goods. vilnius refused to supply belarusian wagons with spare parts, and as a result, there were accidents on the way to reduce trains. people sometimes simply... can’t buy tickets because of work on the railway, what they are doing there is an open question, it got to the point that the opposition in parliament initiated an investigation into the negligent attitude towards infrastructure, put forward by the social democrats claims to the minister of energy for negligence in the supply of electricity. as for the sanctions and the refusal to buy electricity from belarus, in lithuania this is clear even to a child, all this is being done... so that lithuania buys belarusian electricity from its so-called allies at higher prices. if lithuania starts buying this directly from its neighbor, it will

ugh. because the vatican is part of this international institution called fao, that is, which fightsger in the world, and , uh, here, here, uh, those mechanisms of presence, activity are really very, very useful for ukraine, and, i think, will be on our side in the future, and there is another part , very interesting, important, this is an issue of ecology, oh , thank you, for... we know that pope francis has a special sensitivity to this issue, together with the ecumenical patriarch, by the way, patriarch bartholomew is sometimes called the green patriarch, he he has been the initiator of various initiatives for the protection of the environment and the development of christian morality for decades, environmental protection, here we also cooperate very actively and constantly. we are talking about this trauma, which is received not only by the society, the people of ukraine, but also, therefore, the environment, the issues, therefore, for... which are connected with the zaporizhia nuclear power plant and the blackmail that russia, you know, is doing, so , with the help of this power

about 8 billion forests, which reached 4 billion hectares, or every year, the official authorities of fao, for example , declare that we are losing about 15 billion trees in the world. or again, on an annual average from the year of research from 1990 to 2016 , we are losing about 5 million hectares of forest every year, and we see the result of this lack of attention in the form of a series of biological problems. for example, an increase in fine dust, sandstorms, an increase in greenhouse gases, an increase in natural disasters, etc., etc let's look at these issues in our dear country , in terms of the state of medical resources, we are like the world average . we have approximately 14 million hectares of forest, which is considered one of the least developed countries, which covers 87% of our country's surface and how much it has decreased in the last 10 years. this number, yes, these statistics from the last 10 years, now the exact statistics may not show much, but in terms of quality, naturally, there is a significant change. it will be according to the removals that we will have leg

about 8 billion forests , which reached 4 billion hectares, or annually , the official reference of the faor example, declares that we are losing about 15 billion trees in the world, or again the annual average from the year of research from 190 to 2016 was presented at about 5 million annually we are losing hectares of forests, and we see the result of this lack of attention in the form of a series of biological problems , such as the increase in micro-pollen in a flower bed, the increase in natural disasters, etc., etc. we see these issues. in our dear country , in terms of the state of medical resources, we are like the world average. we have approximately 143 million hectares of forest, which is considered one of the countries with few forests, which covers 88% of the surface of our country, and how much has this number decreased in the last ten years. from the last 10 years now, maybe accurate statistics. do not show too much in terms of surface it may have decreased a lot, but in terms of quality , naturally, there will be a significant change considering the legal and illegal removal

i took my two daughters and son to fao schwartz and it is already gender neutral, there is a barbie sectionon, that is what they have, no reason to do this. this is not constitutional, they should not be getting in the business of telling toy shop owners how to section off their store. is this the soviet union? >> carley: people are saying this is a first amendment violation. >> it is that, they are drawing gender based line, you are either born with boy parts or girl parts. our supreme court says it has to withstand intermediate scrutiny, important governmental interest. what is the government interest in sectioning toys? >> carley: good point. and this is for elected officials. >> i'm a fan of this, florida is taking a step in the right direction. look at the biden administration, indictment of bob menendez hauled into criminal court for taking bribes, it is about time to see their net worth and who is paying their bill. >> carley: on delaware and new jersey, increasing minimum wage, going up to $13.25 new jersey increasing to $15. >> i worked a lot of minimum wage jobs, i will not say it

according to estimates based on fao data, almost complete extinction. from the list of potash suppliersn african grain harvests by 16.1%. in march of this year , nausėda supported the idea of ​​a complete ban on rail transit of russian and belarusian cargo, vilnius refused belarusian wagons of spare parts, and as a result, accidents occurred on the train reduction routes. people sometimes simply cannot buy tickets due to work on the railway. what are they doing there? the question is open, it has come to the point that the opposition in parliament initiated an investigation into the negligent attitude towards infrastructure; the social democrats made claims to the minister of energy for a negligent attitude towards the supply of electricity. as for the sanctions and refusal to buy electricity from belarus, in lithuania this is clear even to a child. all this is being done so that lithuania buys belarusian electricity from its so -called. allies at higher prices, if lithuania starts buying it directly from its neighbor, it will be more difficult to control it. they are openly finishing o

at the kids' hockey practice. [ laughter and applause that's why it's up now [ cheers and applause fao stock is up, because nick cannon said "okay, kids, you can each pick one toy. [ laughter and applause here's another -- taco bell stock is up because legal weed yeah, there you go, yeah e next up, patagonia's stock is up because finance bros wear puffy vests 24/7 this time of year [ applause ] here's another -- blue yeti microphone stock is up because there's literally only seven americans left who do not have their own podcast [ laughter and applause amazing. and finally, amazon stock is up because you couldn't stop buying things from them if you tried. they own you, and they know it you are their simp [ laughter ] add that to your cart, bish. >> steve: wow. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: aggressive >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: that's aggressive. >> steve: that was on the report >> jimmy: yeah, it was in the poll, yeah get this, coca-cola just recalled 2,000 cases of diet coke, sprite, and fanta orange, 'cause there may have been "foreign material" in the cans [ audience oohs yeah, and

produce the food that is necessary to support that 9.5 billion people that you talked about by 2050, when fao tells us that we need to increase food production by some 50. and just on that point, i mean, you mentioned there it isn't just sub-saharan africa because the knock on effect of this is food insecurity around the world. this country here in the united states, 35 million people, food insecure, are right now. right now, 35 million people are food insecure. and let me give you another number, 41 million people here in the united states who can't afford a diverse, nutritious diet on a daily basis. and that number is part of the 3.1 billion people globally who can't afford a diverse and nutritious diet on a daily basis. but what we need to realize is that the food system is complex. and so the answer is will require a diversity of solutions. it's not about about just sustainable agricultural production on the farm. it's also about sustainable livestock management. it's about agro forestry to support our environment as well as growing food in those places where our forests are so important.

produce the food that is necessary to support that 9.5 billion people that you talked about by 2050, when fao tells us that we need to increase food production by some 50. and just on that point, i mean, you mentioned there it isn't just sub-saharan africa because the knock on effect of this is food insecurity around the world. this country here in the united states, 35 million people, food insecure, are right now. right now, 35 million people are food insecure. and let me give you another number, 41 million people here in the united states who can't afford a diverse, nutritious diet on a daily basis. and that number is part of the 3.1 billion people globally who can't afford a diverse and nutritious diet on a daily basis. but what we need to realize is that the food system is complex. and so the answer is will require a diversity of solutions. it's not about about just sustainable agricultural production on the farm. it's also about sustainable livestock management. it's about agro forestry to support our environment as well as growing food in those places where our forests are so important.

produce the food that is necessary to support that 9.5 billion people that you talked about by 2050, when fao tells us that we need to increase food production by some 50. and just on that point, i mean, you mentioned there it isn't just sub-saharan africa because the knock on effect of this is food insecurity around the world. this country here in the united states, 35 million people, food insecure, are right now. right now, 35 million people are food insecure. and let me give you another number, 41 million people here in the united states who can't afford a diverse, nutritious diet on a daily basis. and that number is part of the 3.1 billion people globally who can't afford a diverse and nutritious diet on a daily basis. but what we need to realize is that the food system is complex. and so the answer is will require a diversity of solutions. it's not about about just sustainable agricultural production on the farm. it's also about sustainable livestock management. it's about agro forestry to support our environment as well as growing food in those places where our forests are so important.