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so the green party candidate is an immigrant from a distant planet as he explains on facebook we can vote for whoever we want in the us that doesn't mean we should know someone as far as to say that anyone who votes for the green party could be a russian agent. you know what sucks. because of our unwillingness to bus policy that protects our election integrity i mean did we think the green party woods tonight a russian meddling why else would anyone cust a protest vote in ohio when there is so much at stake this isn't the first time minor parties like the libertarian party or the green party have been attacked by the establishment for electoral losses in two thousand when al gore won the popular vote but lost the electoral college vote democrats castigated green party voters for choosing nader over poor and helping bush with in two thousand and sixteen when hillary clinton lost democrats pulled that strategy again blaming minor party voters and accusing libertarian party candidate gary johnson and green party candidate jill stein of electing trop and they added a whole new layer to t

a green party candidate spoil the party somewhat for the us democrats in local elections in ohio they did expect victory but instead joe munchak grabbed over a thousand votes to swing the poll unhappy with a loss that the democrats lashed out of the green party as usual blamed russia to the us american explains believe it or not there might be a new villain in u.s. politics meet kill man check one of the green party's congressional candidates in ohio who was alleged to have sway an election with just over a thousand votes but couldn't even remember his own campaign website. or congress dot wordpress dot called words lawyers something you might think that no one would be threatened by this unassuming guy but you'd be wrong that the democrats narrowly lost that election to the g.o.p. mantric and the entire green party were immediately scapegoated for the defeat this is an embarrassment. to green party can you please wait to make your symbolic votes at a time when our government isn't being overrun by white supremacists. so the green party candidate is an immigrant from a distant planet

if so, they should not get the green card or the visa. like it or not, that has been on the books since the 1880's. it was one of the three basis on ses on which people were adjudicated when they showed up at ellis island. they asked people -- determine if they were public charge or sick that would make them excludable or if they were coming in violation of the labor law. in one form or another, that language and the term public charge has been unchanged in all those years. the phrase likely to become has also been unchanged. there has never been -- as far as i know -- any regulation interpreting that. there was an attempt in the 90's -- in the 1990's under the clinton administration shortly after the passage of the welfare reform act in 1996 which brought the issues to a head. to put out relation that would define that and find what it meant. it was dropped. in its place, a memo was issued that -- a very short memo that said adjudicators when looking at this to determine if someone is a public charge should only consider whether they rec

and if so, they shouldn't get the green card or shouldn't get the visa. so, like it or not, that's been on the books for-- since the 1880's. it was one of the three bases bohn upon which people-- people were adjudicated when they arrived at ellis island. you determine if there was a public charge, sick in some way that wouldn't make them excludable or coming in violation of the contract labor law for a prearranged job. those are the big three. in one form or another, that language, indeed the term public charge has been unchanged in all of those years and the little phrase likely to become a public charge has also been more or less unchanged in many, many decades. that's all in had the books. there has never been, as far as i know, any regulation interpreting that, ever. there was an attempt back in the '90s under the clinton administration shortly after the passage of the welfare reform act in 1996 which brought these issues to a head to put out a regulation that would define that and define what that meant, and it was dropped, and in its place, a memo w

politics meet kill man check one of the green party's congressional candidates in ohio who was alleged to have sway an election with just over a thousand votes but couldn't even remember his own campaign website. or congress dot work rest are called. something you might think that no one would be threatened by this unassuming guy but you'd be wrong as the democrats narrowly lost that election to the g.o.p. mantric and the entire green party were immediately scapegoated for the defeat this is an embarrassment. to green party can you please wait to make your symbolic votes at a time when i go mine isn't being overrun by white supremacists. so the green party candidate these an immigrant from a distant planet as he explains on facebook we can those who have a will wanting the yes that doesn't mean we should though someone as far as to say that anyone who votes for the green party could be a russian agent. you know what sucks. because of our unwillingness to bus policy that protects our election integrity i mean diddly thing the green party woods tonight a russian meddling why else would a

is it red or green. -- green? when you go to a restaurant you will be asked if you want red or green enchiladas. when people leave new mexico they miss that green or red chile. when they come back, they have to have that dish. our cities tour staff recently traveled to new mexico to learn about its rich history. learn more about las cruces and other locations at c-span.org /citiestour. you're watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. -- where weller history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created by america's cable television companies. today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the supremeuse, court, and public policy events in washington dc and around the country. c-span's brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> next, on the civil war. one historian talks about the experiences of the men and women who fought and supported the confederate brigade. this is title the soldiers and families of the texas brigade. she spoke at the civil war institute co

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building on the green belt. is it a solution to the housing crisis or are they areas to be protected? i'm looking at a new report claiming almost 500,000 homes are currently planned on green belt land. the first tentative steps of four endangered brown bea rs the first tentative steps of four endangered brown bears rescued from japan are starting a new life in yorkshire. in sport, it's joy for georgia hall at the british 0pen. she seals one of golf‘s major titles with some caddying help from her dad. good morning from the roof of the bbc in london, where the sun is beating down. another scorcher in the south—eastern quarter of the country today. for england and wales, generally dry, sunny and warm. scotland, northern ireland and the very far north of england, some cloud and patchy rain. more in 15 minutes. it's monday the 6th of august. our top story: a man is due to appear in court this morning, charged with the murder of midwife samantha eastwood. michael stirling, who's 32 and from stoke—on—trent, is reported

green for all is about building green economy that's just more than just climate change, more than justbon pollution, it's about building stronger, resilient communities that are sustainable and that have good access to health care, to healthy foods, to get around from place to place, right, so when we talk about clean transportation even we are looking at how do we fight poverty and pollution and mobility access, health access, environment and all of that at the same time. >> did going to fukushima change your mind, some people say nuclear is solution to climate, we need more of it, what do you think after being in fukushima? >> i think all of the major fuels are about the same. nuclear, coal, oil, and natural gas, they're all very, very dangerous and the only solution is to reduce demand, reduce demand for everything. we can't trust to one or the other of the fuels. >> you write, you go to bangladesh where you talk to people that say, look, you they want the standard of living that everyone listening to this enjoys and it's wrong to deny them that, how can you reduce demand for people

today a green bottle needs medical attention this clinic is a safe refuge for ailing tuttle's. brings them to a rehab caretaker. if attacked out there. if it happens. it. may at some point confuse with its natural diet with plastic. in one court. and be slapped with a twenty thousand and a fine or first life imprisonment. trust community a very leads a program that aims to teach local villagers alternative ways of finding a donor by finding indigenous drop resistant. so there are a lot of fishermen so if the country find enough fish they might decide to kill the turtle instead and sell it. we have to teach them about alternative sources of income so they don't already lie on fishing. for money said to me. to date trust has at least sixteen thousand toxins into the ocean. but the butter to get the species removed from the endangered list is still far from one. but. if it were to be a problem all over africa a huge amount of trust just piled up in the street i don't rip of zimbabwe the capital i really thought about and one day i started collecting the waste on my rounds as somet

even so the people here are a little suspicious of the bright green algae at first but they soon losetheir reservations people weakened by malnourishment can be helped back to strength by the nutrient rich food stuff. i guess and if you like it yeah it's really. thriving green and the people around lake took konna have developed recipes together when mixed with corn meal and water powdered algae makes it delicious flatbread. because the end of over happen million people in kenya's turkana region suffer from malnutrition even more and other east african countries fresh water is increasingly scarce in many regions especially in developing countries so we think that algae farming has potential but consider the spirulina farmers have received requests to set up facilities in ethiopia and bolivia as well. nigeria has one of the highest rates of deforestation in the country's population is growing rapidly and i would call it is expanding to meet demand but it's a vicious circle deforestation courses so i leave ocean on sunday was and feels the need for more land next report shows just how d

or green?d when you go to a restaurant you will be asked if you want read or green enchiladas.hen people leave new mexico they miss that green or red chile. when they come back, they have to have that dish. >> our cities tour staff recently traveled to luz, new mexico, to learn about its history. learn more at c-span.org\citiestour. you are watching american history tv, all weekend every weekend on c-span3 tv. this weekend on american artifacts, we learned what life was like for the american world war i soldiers. we visited carlisle, pennsylvania, to talk to reenactors. here is a preview. >> i'm here to talk to about what the average soldier from the american expeditionary force and world war i would of thought, felt, carried, that sort of thing. the we have here, this is 1910 haversack. this is what we would call a knapsack or backpack today. this is what all of the soldiers would of carried, at least according to the united states government view. here we have a pouch where you would've kept your mess kit. utensils.our eating perhaps a photo of someone you wanted to of access

thriving green is a project set up by german students developing especially all ga that could soon be used to help feed people in barren and drought stricken regions initial pilot programs are already underway in kenya region thriving green students say cultivating all gee isn't all hard work it's also lots and lots of fun. just a few final adjustments then there will be ready for a test run. a device along as the students from regensburg to determine how many microscopic knology are present in a water sample and not just any algae but a very specific kind spirulina algae are also now being grown in kenya. via the internet the students in southern germany are monitoring the growth of the algae in a basin they set up in kenya that way they can alert their african collaborators to the best time to harvest it spirulina tastes like salty salad but packs a much bigger nutritional punch. will not come and which people you know one hundred grams of spirulina algernon's have more than sixty grams of protein. that's six times as much as eggs and spirulina also has a lot of essential vitamins t

just as the light turns green, in cyclist is there, as well.rts driving, but then -- >> how could you not stop. >> right. but bear in mind they're seeing as drivers is what? >> they're seeing green. he thought he had the right of way. did he not see the train? >> i don't know. he froze or panicked. and you hear. as the helmet hits the second carriage. there's some reports that he got himself up, dusted himself off, because he's wearing a helmet. but there is an i i i i and there was something that went wrong. >>> this next one features a bicycle, as well. this group goes across. okay, clear. off he goes. watch the guy in blue. he's wobbling and wobbling and he thinks this is the time. straight in front of that car. jams on the brake. and this is part of a video that has half of

make sure they're nice and green. they might be lighter green. in the winter, they're darker green. and if it stands, that's great for stuffing. and thick walls for grills. and grilling is simple. cut them in half, deseed them. a little bit salt and pepper, a minute or two, and there you go. and put that in a salad, on a hamburger, or enjoy it by itself. green peppers, price now, quality now. doesn't get much better. i'm tony tantillo. eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> a veteran utah firefighter gave his life to help fight a california fire. tonight, hundreds gather to that anchore coming u 5:00 >>> and we'll talk about the forecast. look at the view. so pretty. i got to show it again. there's clouds over here. the golden gate bridge is clear. that's rare to see. and this afternoon, look at this, for san francisco, chill. in the mid 60s for today. 70 in okay land and mid -- oakland and mid 80s for the inland. and 84 liver moore. 83 concord. 78 san jose. 2 to 5 degrees below average. above average conditions return friday and into the weekend. and back to school day for a lot of kids.

it's mostly due to blue-green algae. here is a satellite image taken last week showing algae blooms in green bay and in the lake winnebago watershed which would be right there, and green bay is right there. algae blooms are so bad in green bay that they have caused the dead zone to persist in the bays deep waters for over 20 years. slowly removing oxygen from the waters, killing off fish and other aquatic life. a recent study led byis university of wisconsin milwaukee researchers shows that the dead zone is only getting worse. wisconsin's largest lake is lake winnebago, and it is shown on the photo behind me. lake winnebago has been plagued with a particularly bad algae bloom this summer, it was so bad in fact one ofoo our witnesses today canceled his plans to attend a fishing tournament on the lake because of the algae. unfortunately, he is notal alone. there are over a million anglers in the state of wisconsin, and, the state attracts the third most theesident anglers in country and generates the second most nonresiden

green bay was named green bay because there was an algae bloom when the explorers founded in the 1800s. recordmer temperatures, rainfall have contributed to the worst algae blooms and recent -- and recent memory. algae blooms in florida have likely contributed to this year's red bloom event. -- red tide event. i'm not a scientist, but common increasedate that the nutrients in our equine at ecosystems are contributing to these algae blooms. algae blooms in fact how we fish -- how to blooms affect how we fish and where we fish. anglers,ct voters, water skiers, and others. these blooms cause economic loss to communities surrounding these bodies of water. algal blooms cause health problems including respiratory distress and infections. there blue-green blue-greens -- their algae blooms have most likely contributed to this red tide event. in my opinion, the percentage of the $175 billion that angling and voting contributing to our likenal economy, i feel algae blooms are something we need to get together and figure out a solution to. to our publicew waters. they have occurred naturally for

the idea that we should not build on the green belt, i don't buy that. theirjob is to project rural england, it is not being preserved in the way that they like. let us end with something nice. there is a rumour ran that you might have been some are quite sunny but look at the front page of the times, what an extraordinary picture, explained the caption. we are in cardigan bay which is an area of outstanding natural beauty. it is in wales near aberystwyth and we do not know who these female rowers are that they are rolling and they have gone very close to a little bit of nature. it is a close—up of a dolphin at play as the hot spell continues. they say a picture tells 1000 words, i think we are all enjoying the heat, some more than others, so it is that the summer is continuing. it is a beautiful picture, some people are enjoying continental temperatures at uk presses and i find continental temperatures at uk presses and ifind it continental temperatures at uk presses and i find it a continental temperatures at uk presses and ifind it a little bit too ha

berlin's green lungs the forest outside of the city at cern and brown it hasn't rained here in weeks that's hard on pine trees and spruce trees which are less resistant to heat and drought than on the trees the heat is also deadly for seedlings. the forester for this woods is worried about a whole generation of trees. right now it looks like half of the newly planted trees won't make it that's a loss that goes into the thousands. then you tolls and forest manages estimate the cost of the damage for all of germany and half a billion euros they hope the government will help them cover the losses. maybe it's enjoyed when we get into a kind of catastrophic situation that we've never seen before than we do think compensation for the money spent on seedlings should be considered as it should environmental organizations say forest owners needs with just to the consequences of climate change one way would be to increase the number of heat resistant trees this must stop that's something the government can encourage investing heavily in more every greens is a bad idea because we're heading for

and green bay is up there. algae blooms are so bad in green bay that they have caused a dead zone to persist in the bay's deep waters for over 20 years, slowly removing oxygen from the waters, telling fish and other andtic life -- killing fish other aquatic life. thecent study led by university of wisconsin shows this dead zone is only getting worse. wisconsin's largest lake is lake winnebago, and it is shown on the photo behind me. lake winnebago has been plagued with a particularly bad algae bloom this summer. it was so bad that one of our ,itnesses today, mr. neu canceled plans to attend a fishing tournament on the lake because of the algae. unfortunately, mr. neu is not alone. there are over one million anglers in the state of and the state generates the third most nonresident anglers in the country and generates the second-largest revenues, only after florida. over 100 60 home to different fish species and is a top destination for fishing. threaten blooms our freshwater sports fishing paradise by not only

green,: representative your response to what senator warren said? is the key thing now to let mueller go-ahead with the investigation? reasonsf the preeminent for my being a democrat is because within the democratic party, there is not a belief that you must have unanimous duty -- unanimity of thought. we are allowed to have our own ideas. i respect the ideas of all of my colleagues. i believe that while their ideas should be respected, i, too, have ideas that must be respected. it is my opinion that you cannot allow an unfit president to continue to cause harm to society. let's take just a few examples quickly. when those persons in charlottesville were saying, "let and soil," many of them worked in places that probably served jews and minority persons. one can only imagine what would happen to the food of a person who is of african anders -- ancestry that is being served by one of those bigots. let's take the example of what happened at the border with those babies that were being separated from their mothers by virtue of a policy instituted by th

but the way of the green light isn't only on an expressway.oved neighborhood streets. on the sunday way to church and the pleasure drive to water's edge and sun. the go ahead must be fought for on the side streets. we must fight for it at every cross road, widening out congested intersections, rounding square corners for the wheels of the automotive age. we must boldly attack bottleneck and traffic jam with left turn lanes and modern interchanges, service roads and better loading facilities. free ourselves from the ulcer route and from no place to park. >> roads are dying of old age. and come every spring, the bottoms drop out. >> yep, you have to be careful driving the kids over these roads. >> what's a citizen going to do? >> our american dream of futurama on wheels can come true. our highway engineers know the way. it's ours for the asking, if we'll ask and pay our way. freedom of the road is as old as first man and as new as this moment. once we fought for it, through forest and river, wild animals and indians, across desert and mountain r

wow, that's a lot of green. that is a lot of green. it is a lot of space and a lot of cameras.ve you got here? well, currently have we have more than 100 cameras. our goal is, how do you have enough sensors to capture the information from any angle? so you can see around, it is really a variation of angles and positions that we used to capture anything from any direction. in this space, a scene can be recorded once but is recorded on all of those cameras surrounding the actors, so every single angle is covered. the individual shots are pumped to the dedicated servers which then processes these into the cloud. this is a 3—d representation of the entire studio. the action can then be watched from any angle the viewer desires. once decisions have been made about where to position the camera, the action is cleaned up and it is complete this particular scene was made several times. this was captured on the 15th attempt. you can create virtual sets and integrate performance around that, but the key thing is you can keep that live performance, you can keep the presence that the actors

in this case, light or dark green and still have the sugar. make sheer the stem is nice and green. inth home in the refrigerator right away. august is time for grapes. now, here the -- hear the crunch. and sweet. those are crunchy. i'm tony tantillo. and eat fresh. >> they look beautiful. i like the peel the skin after and eat the inside. >> yeah. ♪ >> wyatt: was i right, or was i right? >> liam: about what? >> wyatt: catching some early waves clears your mind. there's no better therapy in the world. >> liam: yeah, if you say so. >> wyatt: come on, bro, work with me here. i'm trying to cheer you up. >> liam: i know, i know, and i appreciate it, i do. i also appreciate you letting me crash here while i'm getting my bearings. >> wyatt: yeah, i mean, you'd do the same for me. >> liam: ehh. >> wyatt: [ groans ] >> liam: i still can't believe it -- steffy and dad. i mean, how does she do that? how does she marry him after everything that he's put her through, after everything he put all of us through? >> eric: anybody know what's going on, why steffy called this meeting? >> pam: she's b

as germany spain has the transaction transition to green energy it's encouraging others to do the same and with plenty of sun and wind africa's one place you think renewals would make a lot of sense but a report from the of the cacique group oil change international accuses rich countries of promoting debt energy in africa and prioritizing fossil fuel development that at the expense of clean energy sources it estimates that some sixty percent of aid given to africa's energy sector went into fossil fuels. and here i spoke to an extent because from oil change international he's the director of the stop funding fossil fuels program that i asked him why shouldn't africa take advantage of the resource if it brazil's as it has in creating fossil fuels and i think it's really a decision that's in many ways up to african governments and the people that they represent about what the energy futures ought to be on the continent but i think the issue that our report highlights is that we're talking about a lot of international public money so government backed taxpayer money flowing into africa to

thejury the green t—shirt was the main aggressor.the main aggressor. thejury has been shouldered a range of angles of cctv body camera footage of another police officer who arrested ben stokes that night, she described him as completely compliant, calm. when she told him there was a man nearby who was covered in blood and she asked him what was going on and whether ben stokes had been involved in this, he said he'd been trying to help out because his two gay friends had been insulted and that he was trying to help out on their behalf. more of that was said in a statement from ben stokes given to police at the time and which was read to the jury the time and which was read to the jury this afternoon. in it ben stokes said two men were giving nasty homophobic language to a gay couple on the streets of bristol, and he stepped in to try to stop that. he said that these two men, he claimed, had bottles in their hand and so he said he acted in self defence. he said he was afraid. ben stokes, 27, ryan ali, 28, ryan hale, 27, all three hour

sweet green onions bell pepper as and green beans.then he heads for a fish store that only sells salted and dried card preserve using a traditional method card has almost no fat so it's a soups the salt complete play through the pores and the fish doesn't spoil. it's that way by this piece here the mid section from the back of the provision the it's been soaked in water for five days and then another two days with the water being changed three or four times a day to draw out the salt. when i yelled and now it's become quite a bit thicker again it's to take this piece here are going to have got its original coloring back and it's ready to take it with i will call or. you're very much current is a staple in catalan cuisine it's eaten fried steaming little roll it was once considered a poor man's favorite but now it features on the menu signature. back in the restaurant it doesn't take long to make the sound it's. to. cut the green onions marinate sandwich cherry finish and set them aside. dice that amount has and greenbelt have. quickly

>> yes, i know it's green.learly he thought he had the right of way, but did he just not see the train. how could he not stop? >> i don't know. he sort of froze or panicked. >> listen, you hear it. >> as that helmet hits the second carriage. now, there are also reports that say he just got himself up, dusted himself off. that's because he's wearing a helmet. there's going to be an investigation because quite clearly there was a green and something went wrong. whether it was the drivers or the timing, someone needs to figure it out. >>> this next video also features a bicycle as well. see as this group starts making their way across the road. there goes one. the next waits for his turn. okay. off he goes. off the guy in blue. he's wobbling. he's wobbling. he thinks this is the time. >> no. >> straight in front of that car. jams on the brake. and then this is the part of the video that's got everybody going ahh and the other half going -- technical terms, those. the passenger gets out. old lady gives a bit of a s

the asx was higher, but only marginally in the green.irst press conference, morrison thanked his ousted predecessor. >> i want to start by thanking the prime minister, he still is, malcolm turnbull i have known malcolm for a long time he's been a dear friend. he served his country in a noble and professional way josh and i watched and worked with him as he has led our cabinet and the achievements we've been proud to serve with him as a government. whether it's in the economy, all the other areas that malcolm outlined today at his earlier press conference, he's a great australian, he's contributed a great deal to this country, and our party and our nation will be very grateful for his contribution >> just by way of background, scott morrison originally supporting malcolm turnbull a couple years ago against tony abbott events now moving swiftly. turnbull's tenure was a few weeks shy of a three-year term but the stinger of an early defeat was fresh speaking earlier this morning the outgoing prime minister described the week as madness. >> t

it is red or green? that is when you go to a question, you will be asked if you want red enchiladas or green enchiladas? will find when people leave the new mech -- they leave new mexico, they miss the green and red chili. they have to have that chile dish. >> our cities tour staff recently traveled to las cruces, new mexico to learn about its rich history. learn more at www.c-span.org/citiestour. you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. we don't live in the same part of the country, not the same vocation, we don't have the same outlook, but where we are all the same is men of keller, women of color, is the way we try to instill a sense of fear. you can call it a respect. but a sense of fear as a sobering consequence of what could happen if i interact with the police and it goes wrong? announcer: tonight on afterwards, comedian and actor d.l. hughley shares his thoughts on race in america with his book "how not to get shot, and other advice from white people." >> how a

it is red or green? when you go to a question, you will be asked if you want british a lot of green rediladas -- you want enchiladas or green? they have to have that chile dish. staff cities tour recently traveled to las cruces, new mexico to learn about its rich history. learn more at www.c-span.org/ citiestour. you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. nominated to the supreme court by president ronald reagan in 1987, justice anthony kennedy is retiring after 30 years on the bench. monday, we will take a look at his legacy on the supreme court and its impact on the nation. clerk for justice kennedy from 2011 to 2012. and former assistant to the solicitor general, nicole starsky, who argued 29 cases before justice kennedy and the court. watch the legacy of anthony kennedy, monday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> american history tv is on c-span3 every weekend. featuring museum tors, films, and programs on the

hello, carol, no, ithink they green belt? or may not be in the green belt but is close to stations, close to where people can work and where they need to live. we desperately need housing. what the cpre are saying is not just need housing. what the cpre are saying is notjust that they need housing. what the cpre are saying is not just that they are concerned about the loss of green belt, but were developments are going ahead, there is a lack of affordable homes, that there are too many developments going ahead with developers just looking to make profit. carol, this is the truth, if you don‘t build houses and you don‘t build houses year after year, they all become more unaffordable. so when the cpre claimed that only 27% of the houses built on the green belt were affordable, we have to look at what happened in the gla area. in london, and the 22% of new houses are affordable. 27% is not a bad figure, even by national standards. i say not bad, it is a terrible figure, but the problem is we are not building enough houses so all

at a member's request, the restaurant packs food orders in checked-out green to-go containers. once finished, patrons return the dirty container to stations across the city. green to-go volunteers pick up, wash, sanitize, and re- distribute clean containers to the restaurants. >> trash is preventable and we can do this by offering consumers and restaurants another option, a sustainable option. >> reporter: for dreisbach, such an option was long overdue. durham county landfill filled up and closed in 1999. now, each day the county's trash is hauled 100 miles to a dump in sampson county. assistant solid waste manager, patricia fossum, sees trash as an environmental and economic issue. >> when you put that handful of stuff in your trash can and you set out the curb and our guys you stop thinking about it because it's no longer your problem. well it comes here to us to me. >> reporter: green to-go launched last summer after a successful crowdfunding campaign. by the end of the summer, more than 30 restaurants will offer the service. seth gross's restaurant was one of the first to s

the newshour's teresa carey went to durham, north carolina toet he entrepreneurs behind "green to go." >> reporter: crystal dreisbach d fed up with trash produ from throwaway food containers. at there's all this existing research evidence tyrofoam and other plastics are bad for our health for the envnt for the people who manufacture ngem. why are we still uhem? >> reporter: styrofoam is a form of plastic that contains the chemical, styrene, which can cause impaired memory, vision and hearing loss, and cancer. after cities like san francisco and portland banned business from using styrofoam containers, dreisbach drafted a similar city ordinance with the durham's environmental affairs board. but she ran into too many bureaucratic hurdl, and it failed to gain approval. >> i was disappointed but undeterred and there are many other ways to encourage behavior change not just an enforceable >> reporter: dreisbach decided to focus on small-scale change. she partnered with amy eller to launch green to-go, a local rvice that is garbage- free. >> most people get takeout food and they don't even

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we're seeing an unprecedented level of housing planned for the green belt.right housing in the right place, but we don't think green belt is the right place. today's report claims that over 70% of housing built on green belt land is unaffordable to those on average incomes. it calls for housing to be built on previously used land, or brownfield sites, instead. but with the government aiming to build 300,000 homes a year by the mid—2020s, some believe the greenbelts can't be avoided. the institute of economic affairs is a think tank that promotes free—market views. we've seen the green belt basically double in size over the last a0 years. if we are not willing to look at some of it that is fit for development then we'll have a permanent housing crisis in britain, not a short to medium—term one. the government says the number of new homes built last year was the highest in a decade and only 0.02% of green belt land was developed for housing. it says councils should only give planning permission in exceptional circumstances. tim muffet, bbc news. four endangere