i'm some of that i'm green spaces in my home city of moon by us steadily disappearing due to rapid organization that our residents however, what taking change into their own has carving out of been green or the better will be, can ah, there are some surprisingly green and leafy corners of number the mer to go neighborhood is home to a 600 metre long god. beneath the busy flow these days, locals flock to the public bar. it's partly the work of retard mechanical engineer . michel decide who lives near. he was fed up with having an eyesore on his doors one year or 2 year after the flower was when the started being misuse and the taxes and other things target parking below it, you will will bargain. forget that cause they're only and then some group of people will start living there only, and started cooking and watching and everything the and then the many long portions of people will stand anywhere and go it became an open you dinner type thing, all were stinking, all the time they named l. so it was very bad suggestions. now 70 mickle, this all together with other residents decided to raise fund

green flowers. in the past 3 decades, the city has lost 40 percent of its greenery. the green spaces under the flowers can't make up of these losses, but the city has, at least now recognized just how widely our public fox and fathers make up much of berlin's green spears. but it's the allotment garbled with complete with the small summer house that had given the city . if you me green charm for more than a 100 years, yet they're under threat. for how important are the hurley? let's figure look in spring has arrived. the shoots family is preparing their garden for the summer. it brings them joy. and it also has other benefits of the everything. you know, i think these plants are very important for nature and the climate god. every one can contribute and they offer people the chance to plant greenery or oh yeah, i will. my rulers, i'm from the show. it's family has been leasing this garden for 3 years now. every year they plant new vegetables, but it's not just about hard work. summer or ours is a little such an oasis, an island where you can just spend time and relax

this is a very green city with lots of citrus and mango trees, coconut palms and incredible tropicalshrubs with all this variety. you can get acquainted in the oldest western hemisphere botanical garden, which is almost 260 years old, and this is an anglican cathedral of the 19th century. saint george and his famous windfall red angel bo messengers on it are not in pelah, aval clothes. we have a rich historical heritage that attracts history buffs tourists and finally has a closer white sand. i advise you to visit the islands of the grenadines, bordered by corals, a vacation on the island of beke will cost a relatively moderate amount, the islands of coagua. and mystic is already a luxury and exclusive holiday on the saint vint islands, a very wide price range that will suit a variety of vacationers in case and a safe country and its main city. port elizabeth is the perfect place for a beach holiday bungalows right by the water, fine velvet white sand coral reef that protects from high waves. diving. here awesome looks different. actually. this is the northern part. the antilles have

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. >> zagreb is actually a green city with many parks from habsburg times.arrow streets of the old town lack greenery. >> there are trees missing here and you should consider that when planning new buildings. >> looking at something green is more natural than all of the grayness, the concrete and asphalt. it's important for people and good for the psyche. then everyone would be a little less stressed. >> 250 kilometers of tree lines, 100 kilometers of hedges and 15,000 flower beds are the responsibility of the zagreb parks department. however, in view of the increasing heat, its director is calling for even more city trees. >> i don't want to comment on urban planning, but in some of the new neighborhoods you can see that there is too much construction and not enough green space. >> however, he doesn't quite know whether to be pleased or annoyed when vladimir dimic picks up his spade again. >> we do welcome such initiatives, but it needs to be regulated. >> vladimir dimic, meanwhile, worries about the survival of zagreb's trees, which suffer from the heat in

. >> zagreb is actually a green city with many parks from habsburg times.arrow streets of the old town lack greenery. >> there are trees missing here and you should consider that when planning new buildings. >> looking at something green is more natural than all of the grayness, the concrete and asphalt. it's important for people and good for the psyche. then everyone would be a little less stressed. >> 250 kilometers of tree lines, 100 kilometers of hedges and 15,000 flower beds are the responsibility of the zagreb parks department. however, in view of the increasing heat, its director is calling for even more city trees. >> i don't want to comment on urban planning, but in some of the new neighborhoods you can see that there is too much construction and not enough green space. >> however, he doesn't quite know whether to be pleased or annoyed when vladimir dimic picks up his spade again. >> we do welcome such initiatives, but it needs to be regulated. >> vladimir dimic, meanwhile, worries about the survival of zagreb's trees, which suffer from the heat in

bob is michel green city, every one who abuses ukrainians who tortures and kills should know that there will be punishment for this if some of the russian killers hope that they will not be brought to justice. that they will hide somewhere and let them know they will be held accountable, that both sides had called for an international investigation to look into what actually happened there. and one of the things i'll be looking at is whether there was an external strike that caused that prison to explode and go up in flames, or whether it was internally batch with the ukrainian side maintain. they believe that it was the russians who started this fight, exploding that prison from inside, but it'll take an international investigation. and that could take months before we have an answer. okay, it's on hands and i for us in odessa. thank you. i, russian, that foreign minister circle of rob says western arms supplies to ukraine, prolonging the war that followed his call. the u. s. a secretary of state antony blinkin, a former special assistant to president bill clinton. toby got, he says ru

ukrainian prisoners of war, yet in this doesn't ignore them, was an uncle while he is the shades of green city. everyone who abuses ukrainians who tortures and kills should know that there will be punishment for this if some of the russian killers hope that they will not be brought to justice. that they will hide somewhere, let them know they will be held accountable. israeli forces of shot dead, a 16 year old palestinian boy in the occupied west bank. i'm jad ab aaliyah was demonstrating against attacks by settlers in an area near amola soldiers open fire scaffolds broke out between palestinian protested. and settlers and former us president donald trump has defended hosting a saudi backed golf tournament at one of his courses and with a backlash on families of $911.00 victims. the controversial live series event is being held less than 75 kilometers from the world trade center. once stood, those were the headlines. the news continues here now to sierra after war. tell statesman, thanks for watching. better. we understand the differences and similarities have cultures across the world. so no

beneath her they needed different soil. edible spirited yet another ami zarbara was actually a green city with many parks from hapsburg times. however, the narrow streets of the old town lac greenery. and you know, there are trees missing here, and you should consider that when planning new buildings better parade or looking at something, graham is more natural than all of the grayness, the concrete and asphalt. but even the important people and good for the psyche. then every one would be a little less stress, those 250 kilometers of true lines. 100 kilometers of hedges and 15000 flower beds are the responsibility of bizarre graham parks department. however, in view of the increasing heat, it's director as calling for even more city trees. dummy said mallet this coin sort of an issue with a little respect dolly and i don't want to come to an urban planning committee. but on some of the new neighborhoods, you can see that there is too much construction and not enough green space from a volume of his own ocean. however, he doesn't quite know whether to be pleased or annoyed when vladimir d

city. and by that i mean to increase the canopy, cover of trees, parks, greenwald, and green grades in cities. and what, what this actually does is it reduces the temperature, the federal compet, and also the surface temperature of our to be, to make it more livable. not example into written in italy, they really have, you know, a concise brain infrastructure strategy in place where they're conscious and they've mapped the green spaces in the green system if you like. in that city, they see trees and green space is much like roads, you know, it's civil infrastructure that actually help citizens be safe during heat waves. but also plug another exam would be the city of melvin and it's trailer, which again just really treat brain infrastructure as comparable as equivalent to you know, great, great civil infrastructure that you, you'd find in cities. if you look at the extended environmental services of trees and green spaces, it's not just compet, it's also quality. it's also improving drainage during flooding events and extreme rain events. so this is kind of really whole set of environmental

so i think the chinese government is promoting urban greening, sort of to promote cities to include cityhe transport system to enforce the electric buses. it's happening in a lot of major cities, so i think china is doing a lot to take action to cut the carbon emission in cities and rural areas, trying to promote more vegetation and more green area, and that is the way forward in china. ., , ,., and that is the way forward in china. ., ,,., i. china. right. professor, you saythat. — china. right. professor, you say that. but _ china. right. professor, you say that, but is _ china. right. professor, you say that, but is that - china. right. professor, you i say that, but is that happening fast enough? around the world, china is often seen as a country that has huge responsibility on climate change but isn't living up to those responsibilities. i think china has _ those responsibilities. i think china has done _ those responsibilities. i think china has done a _ those responsibilities. i think china has done a lot - those responsibilities. i think china has done a lot of - those responsibi

ukrainian prisoners of war, the dis, disney ignore them was an awful while these reshay's little green city, every one who abuses ukrainians who tortures and kills, should know that there will be punishment for this, if some of the russian killers hoped that they will not be brought to justice, that they will hide somewhere, let them know they will be held accountable, that at least 56 people have died in flash floods that have devastated more than a dozen provinces across iran search and rescue operations are continuing in flood his areas with fears the death toll could rise. there's other headlines. news continues here on al jazeera us after inside story. ah, the threat of nuclear war is greater than ever. that's the warning from britain's top security advise that he blamed the breakdown of communication between the west, russia and china, to what's needed to restore global security. this isn't had sort ah hello, welcome to the program on the wrong card. the west could accidentally stumble into a nuclear war with russia or china. that's the warning from britain's national security advisor

everyone says the area is a good green city, because all the military personnel of the military commissariat yes, everyone says their own, you will be among your own. in tula , 17 orphans from donbass met with their adoptive parents; they were brought by maria lvova, commissioner for children's rights belova is children from four to seven from toddlers to high school students. after all, there were people with such a big heart that they volunteered to educate two or three at once. or even five, so as not to separate again the brothers and sisters who have experienced so much. dad , this is their first meeting. veronika seems to have forgotten all the other words in the world and only repeats dad and mom, she arrived with three siblings, and the family, where there are already seven children, accepted all this . basket, of course, you don’t remember, maybe dimon’s cap is faster 17 arrived in tula today orphans from donbass there they lived in orphanages and boarding schools. sasha from donetsk, whom they decided to adopt, had only one question, and her sisters and brother were with her. liza

city. and by that, i mean to increase the canopy, cover of trees, parks, greenwald, and green grades. in cities and what, what this actually does is it reduces the temperature, the federal compet, and also the surface temperature of our to be, to make it more livable. not example into written in italy. they really have, you know, a concise brain infrastructure strategy in place where they're conscious and they've mapped the green spaces in the green system if you like. in that city, they see trees and green space is much like roads, you know, it's civil infrastructure that actually help citizens be safe during heat waves, but also log. another example would be the city of melvin and trailer, which again, just really treat brain infrastructure as comparable as equivalent to you know, great, great civil infrastructure that you, you'd find in cities. if you look at the extended environmental services of trees and green spaces, it's not just compet, it's also quality. it's also improving drainage during flooding events and extreme right events. so this is kind of really whole with 6 set of

guide that water with native plants, with native trees, so eventually, we can turn phoenix into a green citye: amy esposito says planting canopy in underserved communities and schools should be a priority. >> we are trying to address where we plant trees from an equity standpoint, so we are looking at where we plant trees where trees are not currently invested in as much. stephanie: you don't have to look far to see that socioeconomically disadvantaged neighborhoods have less shade compared to more affluent areas. phoenix's city council recently allocated $6 million of left over covert rescue money to fund treeplanting. the heat office is finding -- fighting an uphill battle with urban development. phoenix is one of the fastest growing cities in the country. it is already what experts call a heat island with the lack of shade combined with heat absorbing asphalt can make it 10 degrees warmer than surrounding areas. >> you are trying to build a heat resistant metropolis in the middle of sonoran deserts. is that even realistic? >> we look at what climate models suggest we can do with our envir

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, uh, see a person who comes to krasnodar for the first time first of all, of course, this is a green cityand there are such parties in the city, which i already said, this is the krasnodar park and in the nineteenth year he wanted the first place in russia scale. e, all the beauty of the originality of this park, in addition to this park , we also have a botanical garden on 37 hectares, to which about 1700 plants grow from almost all over the world. this is also kind of. sight. he is very interesting. you can spend almost a whole day there walking around. park. well, once again 19 museums about 70 historical routes around the city of krasnodar with krasnodar with an audio guide. well, it can't be ruled out. again, restaurants are resetting their bills, this is a huge number of them and mmm. simply, if you arrange a gastro tour, then you can come to the city, krasnodar several times and each time discover something new. and why did you suddenly, uh, decide to go into tourism or not suddenly? or so it seems to me? why did you decide to focus on this area? you realized that this is an undere

how do we make cities green? how can we protect have a chance? we can make a difference. global ideas, the environmental series in global $3000.00 on t, w and online. this is d, w. news asia coming up today resignation accepted sri lanka, has got to buy a roger pox off. finally stepped down in an email sent from singapore. it was a key demand of protesters. so how will the crisis hit country move on from here? also coming up, where's my money? chinese rage at their local banks for freezing their savings. we look at the cracks appearing and china's financial system. plus, with the pandemic easing tourists are trickling back to little to batch the home of the dalai lama in india. so why are shop owners not happy? ah, i'm melissa chan. thanks for joining us. he is finally out. got to buy a roger pox out who fled sri lanka earlier this week for singapore officially resigned as president. he leaves behind a rec nation in political and economic chaos. despite a curfew. the reports of roger pox, his resignation triggered celebrations on the streets of t

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city ? and on the greening of the city, which state funds are currently spent on infrastructure support, thatay on the same fountains. now, what money is being spent before, for today, we will agree only on the payment of wages, no other eh there are no expenses today payments so they included fountains yes i really think that all these actions are now i will not comment i already said that the law enforcement agencies are working in us the security service is working well and they will evaluate these actions i thank you thank you for coming out in touch dmytro butry, temporary acting responsibilities of the kherson regional military administration, was in touch with us , our broadcast continues, we continue to work, we bandage, we bandage, we will win, daily news, together, we are strong, what about our friends, we continue our broadcast what will the heating season really be like against the background of the war, let's talk further. and we will remind you that it will be quite difficult in ukraine this year, but at the moment the injection of gas into storage is going according to plan. th

to explore a beautiful but fragile city and i came right here, to the physical, mental and symbolic border between east and west during the civil war, the former green line. my journey in beirut starts here. - where does one even begin to discuss the urban challenges facing the ancient city of beirut? even though the civil war ended nearly 30 years ago, its repercussions have left permanent scars on the city. the bloody conflict that plagued lebanon from 1975 to 1990 killed some 145,000 people, severely injured more than 100 000 and displaced over a million. it essentially brought the country to its knees. the power struggles that led to the war are deeply rooted in complex and ever-changing alliances. it's not simply a sectarian conflict. regardless of the cause, citizens were held hostage as bombings and bullet fromnipers wreaked havoc across lebanon. beirut took centre stage, acting as a dividing line between muslims and christians. even though p and re-establish itself as a thriving capital, it's difficult to say how long peace will last. many of the people linked to the civil war are still tied to the government in one way or another. so the fi

things going for it when it comes to tolerating to have a lot of public pools lakes, lot of green space, the city is fairly spread out and people have told me, some of them have off. they've taken off a lot of people with their young kids to escape their hot homes. but of course not everyone gets to enjoy this. not everybody has to just just get to take off and come to the pool. a lot of people who are in a difficult jobs and service jobs who have to work today in very difficult conditions are really going to struggle. now, scientists predict that this part of europe could become much warmer and much dry, or william moving forward is germany taking steps to adapt to climate change in this form. well, of course, that's a big question. what is the long term strategy? you can tell people to drink water, stay out of the sun where cool clothing don't drink alcohol, but this is our new normal. according to what science the famous appears to be our new norm. and we've seen that over the last few summers that every summer seems to be a summer of record breaking seat. a record breaking drought of intense

green system. if you liked in that city, they see trees and green space is much like roads, you know, it's civil infrastructure that actually helps citizens be safe during he waves but also floods. another example would be the city of melvin in australia, which again just really traits great infrastructure as comparable as equivalent to you know, gray, gray, civil infrastructure that you'd, you'd find in cities that there is, of course, a housing shortage. and in many countries in europe, at least in cheap, affordable homes, are springing up very, very quickly to meet that demand. but how much is, is climate change being factored into the very fabric, very design of these affordable homes? well, there is a concern, you know, you see houses popping up and they have a full south south west and facing here in europe. and there's actually no sort of heat on strategy to these buildings. so the people living in these buildings can't actually protect themselves from direct lots on like with shade. you know, so that's very concerning it's, it's a quick response to an immediate problem. but at last, on what i would say

look on some problem on the, on the green folk lamond city. very bullard got, i got to deal at the office a call, you know, a little finish with such a quick feel so little bit confused with what you wish. in part 2 of this investigation, we followed a trail back to newborn in france. whether you rein him from the jet is processed and stored and they're too concerned about radioactive pollution. a growing, ah ah, with some of the world's largest reserves needs yeah. provides much at the uranium that fuels year. it's nuclear power. but at what cost? people in power follows the uranium trail from these add to the source of the mediterranean and investigates the devastating effects on the planets and all those who inhabit the industries power. the cost of uranium pot tail on al jazeera, ah and a. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter what movie winter been used and kind of caused that matter to you, the rip hotel is the o tell that i've ever stated in the biggest box you have ever seen had explo

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but this week the city council green lit a plan that would allow the city to apply for permits to kill off some of the population. the canada goose population of foster city has nearly doubled over the last two years, and so have their droppings. >> they're fouling our waters. every park is filled with goose pump. >> reporter: sheila elgard is fed up with it. >> i have spent hundreds possibly more on antibiotics for dogs because they eat the goose poot. as i called it earlier, it's pate to dogs. >> reporter: the strategies to slow reproductive efforts and get the geese to relocate hasn't worked, and the growing population is creating health hares for community. on monday, the city council cleared the way for the city to get a geese depredation permit if deemed necessary which would allow them to capture and kill up to 100 geese. derek swaggert is the parks director. >> any depredation that would occur or any culling would be done very carefully, very selectively. and again, it's going to be in conjunction with these other nonlethal options. >> they're not native. they're an invasive sp

he died, but he remains with us, he remains a body of thoughts and a desire to make the city green, protect, it is with thoughts about him. we must do it, we will do it. - they poured everything around us, by the way, i was there, everyone was there, that is, we could all be seated calmly, why did i even get smeared in that paint , well, it was very impossible not to get smeared in it there, everything was covered in paint and on the ground , too, eh- er er to them all these guys ah charges were brought and the young woman, well, this is an act of trandalism, there is something else, what are they for fires, they were for fire for the fact that he and er fed romi, it seems, there the fire, why, at least in this way, his friends found eh well, if there was an excuse, give me some reason where you can at least blame him for something. well, ideally, put him in prison. i was at the rally, and actually this is the only reason on which i was sent under house arrest, judging by the hearing of his preventive measure, the court session, i'm a window moron, and i'm not made fun of some other police

receives and processes, new jersey ringling creamy blue problem or gun sample pneumonia, a green foggy lamond city. very bullard, that he got a letter in the office. he bought a new label finished, especially with what you wish. now for the 2nd part of this investigation where following the trail back to france, this huge iran, a plant in auburn, is a gateway for much of the uranium coming to europe. from all over the world. here it is purified for use in nuclear power stations. the process generates a lot of radioactive waste, which is stored in these bases. we meet for brief, isadore, the french activist, contract of al, muster for ally, chin in the year. or is it approached me to supposing it reflect alta because you it is and does your are still up to the dos and i wish i thought we were. they are not the funny to you what he says esparza de killer portugal may do . knob on the door family has lived in knob on for several generations, for breeze cherishes the town, but he claims the factory has been polluting the area for years to can dish office should were sitting disheveled as she had well

reports have surfaced that the warriors are going to sign john michael green as soon as he completes buyout with the oklahoma city, green, good player play for nuggets last pro typical type a player that has thrived in the war. your system. he's a versatile stretch 4 who can space that floor. he will fill the void left by otto porter and belly. we'll hear from him. of course, once he gets to town. now, one of the michael's new teammates even pretty busy this summer after winning all-star game mvp, western conference finals, mvp nba finals mvp n. >> of course, is for championship on losing breath. he's saying it, steph curry. he's taken up hosting duties. he will host wednesday night espys on abc and guess what? he gave us a sneak peak on tuesday. >> so not to go and as we stages, audiences what's going to be fun as these 2022. let's it. >> let's get a look like he's having fun down in la where staff is getting ready for the all-star game. let's go to the bottom of the first national league up a run. manny machado. grounded. but andres jimenez flashes the leather behind the back. anderson turned that double great

of baghdad, where hundreds of anti government protesters have stormed the heavily guarded green zone, the city center, and it broken into the building of the iraqi parliament. none of the are said to have been present there during the attack i, according to media reports in clashes between protesters and security forces are ongoing. demonstrators are furious over the nomination of an iranian backed politician for prime minister and government officials have called on the protesters to disperse peacefully. the clashes are reportedly organized by supporters of a prominent shia cleric. an initial reports indicated that a number of protesters had been injured after being shot by security forces, but we will continue to bring you the updates as they become available. saudi arabia, the crown prince's visit in greece and his heading to france in his 1st trip to europe in 4 years. during his meeting with the greek prime minister, the top saudi official said, the 2 countries will sign a key energy deal. we can provide grease southwest your full grief with much she felt usable energy and assigned to you

we arrest john on monday for a green lost city. he is out on tuesday. it again on wednesday. >> reporter: whose fault is that? >> it is a combination, the criminal justice system, the laws we have passed and the failure to prosecute those who are committing crimes and judges who are not utilizing the problem they have. >> reporter: a lot of people say criminal justice reform had to happen because it was disproportionately affecting people that look like us. how do you strike that balance? >> here you have a unique moment. here you have a mayor that was the leading voice of criminal justice reform . we led the fight against the abusive stop, question and frisk. we led the fight against prison reform. we led the fight against judicial misconduct. this is what we fought for. i am saying, we are going too far. >> reporter: we walked through a neighborhood in the bronx and talked about how the city has changed since adams was the new york city transit cop in 1984. >> reporter: i was a young reporter here in new york. i remember that year we had close to 1800

china's government is promoting urban greenery, to promote cities to include a green area, and also trylectric buses. now this is happening in a lot of major cities. so, i think china is doing a lot to take action to cut the carbon emission in cities and also in the rural area, trying to promote more green areas, and thatis promote more green areas, and that is the way forward in china. . . , that is the way forward in china. ., ., , ., that is the way forward in china. ., ., ., china. that was faith chan, associate — china. that was faith chan, associate professor - china. that was faith chan, associate professor at - china. that was faith chan, associate professor at the l associate professor at the university of nottingham speaking to us from china. (dirty pc adlib)lots more on our website for you on this what's more on our website for you on that story. and i want to just point you to this story — where you can take a look at what life is like at a0 degrees celsius for folks in other cities — including abuja, delhi, madrid and sydney. there's information there on how to stay cool an

things going for it when it comes to tolerating to have a lot of public pools lakes. lot of green space, the city is fairly spread out and people have told me some of them have off. they've taken off a lot of people with their young kids to escape their hot homes. but of course not everyone gets to enjoy this. not everybody has to just just get to take off and come to the pool. a lot of people who are in a difficult jobs and service jobs who have to work today in very difficult conditions are really going to struggle. a correspond william blue cross speaking to us just a little while ago. now the european commission has presented an emergency plan to a bird, a gas crisis across the continent. this winter is asking you countries to reduce their gas consumption by up to 15 percent voluntarily. the north stream, one pipeline that delivers russian gas to germany has been shut off for routine maintenance. it's meant to last, just 10 days. the shut down, but you leaders are preparing for it not to be restarted. countries are racing to refill storage facilities before winter and find alternative sources

risk for severe weather likely that's where you see the yellow spots minneapolis, chicago, green bay. mile city and rapid city we're looking for the chance for really gusty winds, over 65 miles per hour and also some damaging hail. and then tomorrow we're seeing that expanding into parts of the ohioe spots as well. also, stormy in the southeast as storms linger. all right, guys. it's so hot for so many of us today. temperatures feeling like 110 in spots. we'll take a look at that coming up >> all right thanks a lot, michelle talk to you in just a bit. >>> fast forwarding into fourth of july. the president and first lady are celebrating america's independence by hosting a barbecue with military families later today. the first family will also view independence day fireworks at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> houston will hold its annual freedom over texas event today it will feature six hours of festivities, live music and family friendly activities the largest land-based fireworks show in the west >>> joey chestnut and mickey sudo are going to be in nathan's hot dog eating contest the women's starts at

deaths. elsewhere in ukraine, heavy russian strikes hit the southern port city of mc alive, killing a leading business man in the green export business, and enjoying several other people. now following the renewed attacks on port cities in southern ukraine, we asd abuse mathias burlingame in odessa. if it's, if it's likely that green shipments are still expected to go ahead on monday, i'm not sure whether there's a link between these attacks and these green exports. because all these attacks have been going on for quite a while. and they have started before that grain deal was signed the attacks on mc alive. i'm saying clive is one of the cities that has been shared heavily since the beginning of the what. what is true is that the, the shelling have intensified road the past few days. and that the last night was probably the worst one of the worst, if not the worst, since the beginning of the war with 40 rockers hitting the city. so these are shelly's, have clearly intensified. there has also been, i have also been exclusions here in odessa, in the outskirts of odessa and her that's also something that has occurred du

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so everything from putting more green spaces in cities to cool cities down to having more heat reflective building materials and road materials so that they don't absorb the energy but reflected back out into the atmosphere a local bi election and pakistan's punjab problems could end up having national implications, especially sharif muslim league, holds a narrow majority in the provincial assembly. that's under threat from one cons p t i party. taken a probably should be a major win for the former prime minister was ousted in april all high to report some of the whole, the capital of punjabi did. what did going to be one of the board and bucket done. we're going to get 3. although did did, we're going to do it about 5 percent of the $371.00, which are up for re election. it will also mean that the new g minute going to form the government will have to get more don't ward from the grid did, according to the budget on league now, was we just got right now in government at that center. and also because of the coalition of florida dad gum in the board of barge barge ready. it is going to be

so everything from putting more green spaces in cities to cool the cities down to i having more heat reflective building materials and road materials so that they don't absorb the energy but reflected back out into the atmosphere. ah, russian missile strikes have had a number of towns in ukraine. it follows a declaration from moscow that it was ramping up a tax in all operational areas. russia says its force is destroyed in arms factory in the city of the ne pro, for more on this. let's bring an alan fish are joining us from keep. so what can you tell us about what more is happening on the ground allen? well, what it appears is that there's a war of attrition dale pain in different parts of the country. in the south. you have the russians who reinforcing their positions improving their security rearming their soldiers there. that's all in preparation for. busy the ukrainian said would be the movement of $1000000.00 man army towards re taking the so that, that claim is perhaps more aspirational than actual practical. but it means that the russians are taking up time by defending the p

so everything from putting more green spaces in cities to cool the cities down to having more heat reflective building materials and road materials so that they don't absorb the energy but reflected back out into the atmosphere. i'm looking at, you know, building design. so if with good building design, you can significantly reduce it, loads on the occupants and, and so thinking about that. and of course we need to be thinking about as you say, that macro scale responses. so how do we respond to far, which are out of control in multiple places? so if we look at australia in the past, we used to have a fast season, which was i synchronous that was out of step with the one in the u. s. and so when the australians had a bad fast season, the u. s. could send their teams down here and vice versa. um, but because i fast seasons of the length and now we can't do that. so we know we need it in both places. and so we need to build up that capability to deal with these extreme events in the places that they're occurring because there's less and less opportunity to actually swap the air capability. so w

so everything from putting more green spaces in cities to, to cooler cities down to having more heat reflective building materials and road materials so that they don't absorb the energy but reflected back out into the atmosphere. gunman have killed 10 people in an attack on traders in indonesia as popular province. the attackers are believed to be separatist rebels on members of the west poplar liberation army. holy say, most of the victims were migrants from other engineers in islands. violence is intensified in the province since last year. when rebels set fire to several schools and killed 2 teachers. thousands of hungarians of rallied for a 5th day against prime minister and victor or bonds. government saturdays demonstrations. were triggered by a major attacks hike on small businesses, addressing the rally opposition leader puter, mark his eye and denounced or bounds. campaign promises as lies or bound, has been in power for more than a decade. but raising inflation is putting pressure on his administration. as metro he passed through, the government is commonly planning such s

so everything from putting more green spaces in cities to cool cities down to i having more heat reflective building materials and road materials so that they don't absorb the energy but reflected back out into the atmosphere. russian missile strikes have had a number of talons in ukraine. it follows a declaration from moscow that it was ramping up a tax in all operational areas. russia says its force is destroyed in arms factory in the city of didn't. the pro alan fisher has more from the capital key. well, it appears that there is a war of attrition developing in 2 parts of the country. first of all, around the don't buy city where the russians are intent in moving into the hands to take over the entirety of the don bus. which of course became that mean military focus after they failed to capture, keep in the early days of the war, they are reinforcing their we're told that they're re supplying the troops that they get ready for a final push in that area to try and take over don't bus meanwhile, and so the russians are fortifying their positions improving their security because the ukrain

so everything from putting more green spaces in cities to, to cooler cities down to having more heat reflective building materials and road materials so that they don't absorb the energy but reflected back out into the atmosphere. voting is underway in a local bi election and pakistan's print job province, which could have national implications. prime minister sharon reeves, muslim league holds a narrow majority in the provincial assembly that's under threat from iran. cons p t i party taking the province would mean a major win for the former prime minister who was ousted in april. come, i'll hide our, has more from the horror. we are outside of boiling station in the city of the hall in a congested part of the city. people have been turning up to god there war. and this particular bi election that are over 8000 boiling stations across this province, which has a lot of power because it ends up how, when it comes to quality. it is also the economic hard land of the country, the agricultural box gate, and has done voted number of states rendered dumpster their national assembly. so who

so everything from putting more green spaces in cities to cool the cities down to i having more heat reflective building materials and road materials so that they don't absorb the energy but reflect it back out into the atmosphere. no local bi election in pakistan's punjab province could end up having national implications. prime minister chabad sheriff's muslim league holds a narrow majority in these provincial assembly. but that's of the threat from in one cons pizza party. taking the province to be a major wind, the former prime minister was ousted in april from on high to report some of the whole a capital punjab products. they're dead for what date, going to be one of the most crucial election and budget on political history. although that there's just printed page, which going to be a joke about 5 percent of the 371 feet, which are up for re election. it will also mean that the new chief minute boy's going to form the government will have to get most of those drawers from their grantees. did a guardian or did they accept budget on what they believe now was with god right now in

we do not stand at the crossing and do not press for 2 hours, when we have some kind of green window. in the cityof troitsk, there is now an innovation cluster uniting 72 high-tech organizations, nuclear research, synthetic diamond lasers, and an express analyzer for detecting viruses and bacteria was invented in this engineering center. pcr method that is, if laboratory analyzers are 100 people per load for 4-5 hours, then here for half an hour, but one patient, that is, this is the difference between a home printer and a printing house, in addition to people, you can analyze various biological environments. such as washed off filters to study air pollution. there, the water enterprise of new moscow enjoys the same preferences as business in other areas of the capital. one of the most popular support measures today. these are purchase compensations and equipment company that purchased equipment for the development of its production. can receive up to 30 million rubles. compensation from his contribution and this too. moscow territories operate many different agro-industrial enterprises and farms

city trees like this one here are being brought in as a savior because madrid is building a green belt around the city. this means basically that of trees are being planted in the gaps that are between already existing parks and forests. and this should help to bring down the temperatures a bit, up to 4 degrees, actually, and a planting half of a 1000000 trees. this should have an effect as an air condition and basically just a very gigantic one. i am here in the city of larissa in the middle of the greek mainland. one of the hottest regions of the country. lot of wooded areas around and the risk of wildfires is extremely high. what you see behind me is the beginning of a joint training workshop between greek and bulgarian firefighters after strategic problems in managing the disastrous wildfires last year. the idea now is not to wait until fires actually break out, but to prepare together and be more efficient in bed. ling, the wildfires when they come this dry earth is ever more common here in brandenburg in the northeast of germany, not far from berlin. this area is generally dryer

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