after several house calls, lantz was able to convince hector to return to school. feel that the school helped bring you back to school after you missed almost half a year last year? >> i feel like i am special yeah. >> reporter: with added support, hector will graduate high school in 2025 at 20 years old. do you feel like you are making a difference especially when you are going to these doors and no one is even answering? >> i think if you affect one person it's a difference. especially in some of our communities, you know, you can save a kid. >> reporter: meg oliver, cbs news, jefferson county, kentucky. >> norah: we have some breaking news on that historic texas abortion case, that's next. when you have chronic kidney disease... ...there are places you'd like to be. like here. and here. not so much here. farxiga reduces the risk of kidney failure which can lead to dialysis. ♪far-xi-ga♪ farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threate

the cost per hector is the same, but you can only allocate them to $1.00 tons and to 10. a lot of your mean a few kilometers further on the vin. it just models diego, but on go to scientist on on effects. but let's hear his family also has all it's a lot. so now you must think he dropped his brutal only the trees close to the road are bearing olives. and since they've got more moisture, whom i believe app. what i thought fair to cover that. but if we go a little further away, the trees hardly have anything that i do, you know, the offering cannot be an app and apple feel. traditional, honest production without irrigation is in a dilemma. it's too dependent on rain. in whatever line you'll get, the preferred subject, the harvest is good. they only pay you $2.00 zeros per kilo of oil. and that's diabolical is uh uh, you feel totally helpless because you can do whatever you want to know and it still doesn't pay off for a 3rd of spain's only scribing area. it's already being irrigated. this is lucrative right now, but it regression has its limits. can well yeah, why? like whe

the cost per hector is the same. but you can see in the allocate them to one tons and to tell me a lot of you mean a few kilometers further on the village of mount us diego, but unco scientist on, on effects, but lives here. his family also has all its left. so now you investigate a drought is brutal, only the trees close to the road or bearing olives. and then since they've got more moisture, boom, boom of app. what i thought said to cover that. but if we go a little further away, the trees hardly have anything that do you know, the offering cannot be an app and apple feel. traditional, honest production without irrigation is in a dilemma. it's too dependent on rain in, well, i know good benefits of the harvest is good. they only pay you $2.00 heroes per kilo of oil, and that's diabolical is uh uh, you feel totally helpless because you can do whatever you want to know and it still doesn't pay off for a 3rd of spain's only scribing area. it's already being irrigated. this is lucrative right now, but it regression has

we deal for hector are almost 3 times higher. whereas a hand you still a 30 x a year to date is free. it's can lay over 300. 1 thing is clear, so much is produced that everyone could have enough seeking. but it is also clear that global agriculture must become more environmentally animal and climate friendly. if you add land consumption at deforestation, it is responsible for around 30 percent of the greenhouse effect. and in the end, the climate change we are contributing to will also reduce agricultural yields. a good culture is slowly approaching its limits and that could very well mean less meat and more plants in the future. because one of the most important resources, water is becoming more scarce. when the ground drives up habits shrink and millions of people across the world suffer from food and security as a result. so coming up with ways of managing with little water, could off of many possibilities. and it's something i'll reporter on you can make. took a look at, you've had the news, drought heat, and water shortages

the more catalyst, dividing a passers and planting agrees invitation instead of one cow per hector. think for their intensive grazing of a smaller area stimulates plants to grow faster and put down deeper routes. a new plan you. ready or a great team, but carefully you are able to extract the best nutrients all their forages, and therefore you are able to read you your read relative methane emissions. it will not fired, but based on the airport to use more meaningful or more be additional grazing is more efficient without the environmental impacts of the feed lot field studies like this one is also shown that it improves. so quality and request is carbon via the cat grass grows, sucking up c o 2, which is eaten by the animals. as a trembled inventor, the carbon is stored underground. the phone is going to by using it, they're producing carbon neutral beats. so these calculations don't really add up method, nitrous oxide are way more potent than c o 2. so this well would have to continuously store way more carbon to make up for the emissions and the animals. and that's just not how s

. >> reporter: students like 19-year-old hector, who in addition to school, works 40 hours a week to help support his family. >> how many school days did you miss last year? >> like half the year i didn't come to school. >> half of the year you didn't come to school? >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: after several house calls, lance was able to convince hector to return to school. >> how does it feel that this school helped bring you back to school after you missed almost half a year last year? >> that's feel like i am special, yeah. >> reporter: with added support, hector will graduate high school in 2025 at 20 years old. >> do you feel like you're making a difference, especially with you're going to these doors and no one's even answering? >> i think if you affect one person, that's a difference. especially, you know, in some of our communities, you could save a kid. a kid. >> reporter: meg oliver, cbs my frequent heartburn had me taking antacid after antacid all day long but with prilosec otc just one pill a day blocks heartburn for a full 24 hours. for one and done heartburn relief, pr

nos conectamos en este momento y en vivo con el seÑor hÉctor nÚÑez. bienvenido.anquilizaron. llevo celebrandocasi nueve aÑos ya libre de cÁncer.— y aquÍ estoy. >> cÓmo se entera de la organizaciÓn, quiÉn le lleva? >> se ve que ellos se especializan en cÁncer. eso es lo que ellos hacen. yo ya me a un seÑor y ese seÑor medio una paz en mi corazÓn, me calmo. >> quiero hablar un poco de sus sentimientos. cÓmo estÁ, quÉ siente usted cuando le dijeron que iba a participar en la carroza? >> doy gracias a la organizaciÓn, a dios que puedo participar en un evento tan bonito como ese. me siento muy orgulloso de esta oportunidad. >> mi querido hÉctor, le agradezco muchÍsimo que se haya conectado con nosotros. que disfrute mucho el desfile de las rosas, un desfile que aprovecho a que —— invitar a toda la familia para que no se lo pierdan. un abrazo fuerte para usted y su familia. pasamos por supuesto con este su segmento favorito, la buena noticia de hoy tiene que ver con una enfermera en nebraska, cuya familia recibe un nuevo integrante. se trata de una bebÉ de dos aÑos a q

yeah. >> reporter: with added support hector will graduate high school in 2025 at 20 years old.o you feel like you're making a difference, especially when you're going to these doors and no one's even answering? >> i think if you affect one person it's a difference. especially, you know, in some of our communities you can save a kid. >> reporter: meg oliver, cbs news, jefferson county, kentucky. >>> if your holiday gift list includes things like power tools, children's ride-on toys or e scooters, there's something you need to consider. a lot of these devices are powered by lithium ion batteries. they can be dangerous. the government reports there have been more than 400 incidents involving lithium ion batteries. that includes explosions and fires blamed for killing 49 people. elaine quijano has more on that story. >> reporter: the message is clear. if lithium ion batteries are improperly made or used the results can be explosive. like this flaming battery and charger lighting up a california garage and this fire caused by a failed battery in a children's toy in texas. >> this is

we're talking about millions of hectors being sold out for carbon credits.f this means clearing the land and planting new trees. that itself releases a lot of carbon from the soil. new trees are not -- we see losses in every dimension. nermeen: if you could elaborate. what precisely is being discussed here with respect to carbon trading and the purchase of large tracts of land in many parts of africa, in particular by this emirate company blue carbon but by no means the only company to be doing this. >> i think they've been opening up the space for this kind of forced climate solutions. the paris agreement which allows for carbon offset. this allows polluters to keep on polluting without cutting emissions at the source. and so we have corporations like the one you mentioned in africa, liberia, kenya -- everywhere, zimbabwe. they are investing into large tracts of land. it is really scary some of the things we are hearing. we are hearing some countries were up to 20% of their landmass , 10%. we hear about nigerian states that also -- memorandum of understandi

seen so many impacts in terms of the weather, extremely high temperatures. canada have 19000000 hector's burn. you've seen precipitation. we've seen flood, we've seen the roads all the extremes and often the size the coin really it's been a high end year. and unfortunately, this isn't slowing down any time soon. it was the warming off of some of the oceans . it really shocked me in 2023. but tell me we see reaction. we see change, but our policy and make is we, i think we cannot i don't really think so i think you have to understand it's not just the weather problem. it's an infrastructure problem too. we built our infrastructure, we built our roads, our cities are dwellings for climate of the past, and that's not really compatible with what's going on in the future. for example, we're seeing much more significant flooding and longer throw some used to this, make it difficult to maintain some areas and live in some areas resources are being taxed in other places. we're seeing repeated linux for years and we just didn't have to deal with in the past. and i think it's, it's a tougher lapto

instead of one cow per hector, think for their intensive grazing of a smaller area, stimulates plants to go faster and put down deeper routes when you plot. ready or a grating, but carefully you are able to extract the best nutrients pulled their forages, and therefore you all. ready to read, you do read relative methane emissions it without quite a bit of faith and therefore use more meaningful or more beef. rotational grazing is more efficient without the environmental impacts of the feed lot. field studies like this one also shown that it improves so quality and request is carbon via the cat grass grow, sucking up c o 2, which is eaten by the animals as they trembled in manure, the carbon is stored under graft. the bone skin that by using it, they're producing carbon neutral be so these calculations don't really add up method. nitrous oxide are way more potent than c o 2. so this well would have to continuously store way more carbon to make up for the emissions from the animals. and that's just not how slow it works. the amount of carbon, though defined in storage source, it limits

and nickel, money, concessions have been granted for approximately 900000 hector's, of land in the country. all those $600000.00 heck tests are in forest areas would be scooters. may be climate friendly, but the nickel in their batteries is mind in an environmental the harmful way. still, the of the nation government is aiming to have 2000000 of them on the road by 2025, which would account for one and a half percent of the countries and scooters. the lady gave me this deep down his my bicycle started wildly. when i hit the weight and the speed was around 7065 kilometers per got some big trucks. when going from the site the i do a lot of them. in addition system that i'm going to forward the, so that was the 1st time when i did that, why i choose this board the this is could be a rest. sure, one of india is most famous, ultra cyclists that from 9 to 5. he's a lawyer. the could be a system sap now works in his office and she's also his crew chief during races can compete, could be a, has to use every space. second for training the i go to office, come back home that they need to have me hav

. >> por ahora han hecho parte fichas una de daniel flores hijo de hÉctor que encabeza este proyectoy esto afecta toda la familia. >> segn cifras de la comisiÓn nacional de bÚsqueda sea popa y jalisco concentran el 8% de todas las desapariciones en este sexenio que ya suman 44,000 solo en la administraciÓn del presidente andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador, aunque en dÍas pasados ha negado que haya una crisis desaparecidos en su administraciÓn. >> tambin tuvo mala fe. >> cuando desaparecida tenÍa 18 aÑos de edad. >> por eso estas fichas virtuales reviven la esperanza entre las familias de encontrar a sus seres queridos en mÉxico, issa osorio, noticias telemundo. >> regreso a su paÍs natal en el reino unido en el que desapareciÓ por 6 aÑos en el sur de francia, llegÓ en 2017.11 aÑos a espaÑa para pasar unas vacaciones con su madre y su abuelo, sin embargo durante este tiempo el pequeÑo formÓ parte de la comunidad espiritual itinerante y ahora el adolescente con 17 aÑos abandoÓo este modo de vida y buscÓ ayuda y la policÍa del reino unido quiere conversar con el joven para determinar si se abr

those who died were modified and buried on the 600 hector sacred grounds. the according to pay to include the pilgrim's hand to walk along this long road, lined with high walls to reach the shrine. the once inside, they perform the rituals to seek the sabre of the god punch of come. they often made sacrifices of gold and other valuables the because of these treasures. patrick come became one of the conquistadores primary targets as soon as they landed. if their reports are to be, believe the city did not even have to be besieged to bring it down, spell bound by the superior already of the attackers. the priests and pilgrims surrendered without resistance the . but the excavations carried out by pay to include in recent years painted different picture. the, together with peruvian archaeologist means don't look fun david out. he examines and inca built, the temple within the 1600 square meter complex. * * * * the building is divided into 6 hose connected by core doors. * the when they began excavating the archaeologists had no idea what they would discover th

it's measured per field, which is around $2.00 to $4.00. hector's 25. so samples are taken from a depth of $25.00 centimeters and measured per gps. i don't know where the samples were taken from, otherwise i would throw a depos compost on each spot. after 3 years, we'll take more samples from the exact same spots and then we'll know whether humans has accumulated. this might help. it was awful about how modernist soil is a huge c o 2 reservoir, and that means carbon farming has a lot of potential to combat climate change. at the same time, agriculture is also a major c o 2 emitter. the scientist at the 2 in an institute in brown spike have done the math decry costs and its very biggest sources of greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture are nitrogen, nitrogen fertilization, which leads to nitrous oxide and cattle which emit messing cattle in cows and drained people. so it was that used to be pete bugs that are now used as farm land and grassland together. these are meant around 100000000 tons of c o. 2 per year in germany. i enjoyed sent the carbon far

hÉctor m muÑoz, noticias telemundo. >> tome sus precauciones, y a propÓsito de las fiestas los nÚmerosla gente se pueda tomar fotos y luego serÁn elevados en times square para ser iluminados a la medianoche del 31 de diciembre. y podrÁ celebrar con la tr transmisiÓn especial de tel telemundo para recibir el 2024. se desatÓ un incendio en un edificio de apartamentos en queens. hay heridos y tenemos los detalles. escasez de me medicamentos de quimioterapia para pacientes con cÁncer tiene a muchos preocupados. >> m(musica). >> c(pausa comercial). ¿nueva moda? no. es que no quiero rascarme. estoy ahorrando, y todos dicen que mano que pica, trae dinero. pero tú no eres como todo el mundo. con el plan precio personal de state farm puedes crear un precio accesible solo para ti. es mucho más práctico. te lo recomiendo. como un buen vecino, state farm está ahí. llama para obtener una cotización hoy. ♪ ♪ state farm está ahí. ♪ ♪ el wendy's peppermint frosty le da un toque extra a estas fiestas. me gustaría unos headphones, una bicicleta, a new basketball, y console, purses... golf clubs... y aho

it's measured per field, which is around $2.00 to $4.00. hector's $25.00 soil samples are taken from a depth of $25.00 centimeters and measured per gps. i don't know where these samples were taken from, otherwise that would throw a depos compost on each spot. after 3 years, we'll take more samples from the exact same spots. then we'll know whether it's humans has accumulated some help. it was all about how much the soil is a huge c o 2 reservoir and that means carbon farming has a lot of potential to combat climate change. at the same time, agriculture is also a major c o 2 emitter. the scientist at the treatment institute in brown spike have done the math decry costs, and it's very biggest sources of greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture are nitrogen, nitrogen virtualization, which leads to nitrous oxide. and cattle which emit messing cattle in cows and drained people. so it was that used to be p bugs that are now used as farm land and grassland together these are made around $100000000.00 tons of c o. 2 per year in germany. i enjoyed land a carbon farming which you must build u

daddy yankee se une a héctor el father farruko y el zika y artistas urbanos que decidieron también seguire llama una 9a 9. >> días antes de una celebración nos alistamos, nos preparamos. entonces ya nos estamos poniendo listos para celebrar. bien el día del 12 de diciembre, para honrar la virgen con muchas festividades, con misas, con devociones, con danzas. con estatuas de la virgen de guadalupe. >> religiosos y feligreses se unieron en un desfile para mostrar su devoción a la emperatriz de las américas. intentamos poner el desfile en el domingo más cerca al principio de la 9a. >> entonces por eso empezamos este el 3 de diciembre con el desfile desde hace siglos, la historia de la aparición de la virgen de guadalupe se ha pasado de generación en generación. pesó la devoción de la virgen de guadalupe en méxico cuando ella apareció a juan diego y después 10 millones de personas se convirtieron a la fe católica. eso era casi todo el país de méxico. en esta etapa la tradición de celebrar a la virgen morena y la patrona de méxico, previa al 12 de diciembre, sigue extendiéndose chile. >> las d

definitely had also, i know that the lake surface area spans about 2000 hector as far in the month. and if you keep just on one meters depth isn't as a reserve along that line, you can store 20000000 cubic meters of water and release it to full until there's plenty of oddities on in the summer. and we still have quite a lot of up to be met in this new z and, but then these lakes would have to look completely different. so let's see, kind of the complex are all st. can't have a bass surface area that leads to more evaporation is on the surface area has to be small and the depth, very deep side. another idea is to type it water into this place from adjacent residence, like viewed them. but the order is also impacted by water shortages, especially in the summer, not to mention the expense. environmental is demanding that the mining companies show the most of the bed and not the state. in response to our requests for comment, the brown coal company, m e a g said they were aware of the expert study. the state of buttons and bulk said it was too early to initiate specific mentions. and th

one of a small force of rangers patrolling the black mountains of vast area covering some 11000 hector's. the ranger says they're mostly fighting a losing battle more and more land is being raised for appeal for the illegal logging in these forest is terrible because of course take so long to regrow. have been, it doesn't happen overnight or even in a single year out from the usually the, a little harvest ends up here in private school is as far the most local family still sheets with the war and ukraine has also st energy prices soaring and poverty stricken cost of an open doors for legal traitors, the stolen timber sold roadside. we shot this footage with a hidden camera. we haven't got that. i mean, this is 4 cubic meters. are the best of good for burning beach. actually it's even a bit more. but you can have it for 40 euros, a cubic meter, 160, for all of it. and as early as today, i'm one of them. is that legal? we don't want any trouble with the police also have done a monday or no, no problem. i take care of things like that. i'll bring the wood unloaded and bring the machine to c

$33.00 countries in addition to her parents house to and it has also inherited land here a $28.00 hector's and total equivalent of around 20 soccer pitches. ready the bulldozers she's hired spent weeks clearing the rich soil of rocks and stones. via here we're going to have an olive grove with pistachio trees on the biggest lot of land surrounded by grapevines, beautifying told him, and god willing will have our 1st harvest and some 5 years time. talked often. this is my home who i buy, all of this used to be formed a good time. we planted grain here, but there is nobody doing that now. no more despite the fertile soil to board during the summer months 2 and a sister also lives in size. norah built a house in the village last year and now helps out. the 2 women planted sumac shrubs here. the plants, dried berries are made into a popular spice. about 2 and a had to do a great deal of convincing. before nora was ready to make the move back home. yeah . that's what's happening to my what hotel now has achieved so far and is still doing go is just an extraordinary must have to do model, must l

these farmers generally work on a few hector's of land and don't have the resources to buy hybrid, see things which are roughly 40 to a 160 percent more expensive than the traditional variety or output also means more labor and carbon intensive costs like fertilizers, hybrids, use 90 percent more labor and increase the cost of other inputs by almost 50 percent. it's an investment firm is may not have the means take on. that's what he says. the same for the dental office, a rustic bytes timing system. and not only having both of you, but also threes or other kinds of groups, you know, that will help a safety net which brings us to agra forestry. this is an approach that grows coffee alongside other plants like tree is which can increase nutrients, cycling, bio diversity, carbon storage, and provided micro climate. some can also bring extra income from fruits, timber, or firewood. but it's a tricky balance planting other shoes for shade, lower the air temperature and breezes swell moisture which can protect it from weather changes and fluctuating harvests. but human shape can hinder yiel

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