is next to the road, the lake always flooded. behind the lake they planted potatoes, grain, anything, hayfields there, they prepared tens of tons of hay alone, and they transported horses in boats, we tie two boats together, we get a horse. to go earlier these reeds specially for children to go we dug up even ate then we are all from a young age any children we all grew up and live by this look i am 65 years old still like this as a kid it was hard to drag the boat so i 'll take these overnight ones and lightly walk along the shore along the trolley. the lake, he'll lead the team out into the fog in any place, he'll touch the bottom with an oar, and he knows where the lake is, he knows where the crucian carp stands, where the tench goes, he looked, looked at the water from the boat, that's how many times children, when they were little, were taken on excursions around the lake, and so, he shows... "look, there's a pike running, there's a crucian carp, there's a tench letting bunechki go, he even on the grass, which grows in the l

well, hello, native lake! oh, it's good to be found, burbot crayfish, that's when there are fish and crayfish, then the water is good, it tastes soft, earlier even in winter we drove on ice, we took water specially. the depth is small, at the moment it is an average depth of about a meter, meter 20, the dimensions are 7 by 5 km. then there is a lot of sporus, grass, vegetation, since it is shallow, it is a good breeding ground for mole, there is not much fish growing here, the lake falls into the river nursery, and flows out, flows into the pripyat, and the pripyat into the dnieper, then even fish from the dnieper sometimes come to us, the lake next to ... the road itself always overflowed, there are many, many, many boats, i always asked dad, why so many boats, each owner had his own boat, his own pier, behind the lake they planted potatoes, grain, anything, hayfields there harvest tens of tons of hay alone, and horses were transported in boats, two boats. even without water, the lake, he will lead the team o

of the lake and the now native species of the lake, the aquatic species of the lake were endangered.studies and researches duck fish species in this open lake. the biological fight against the invasive species of karaz was carried out through the release of the duck fish species in 2017. with the arrival of the duck fish, the glimmers of hope appeared and the work of restoring the lake became more serious. since 1401, with scientific work through university professors, we have tried to continue this revitalization process around the clock with the cooperation of environmentalists of local indigenous communities. the ecological restoration of a lake of this size was done for the first time in the country and new experience was gained every day. 402 the first stage of spraying before the start of the fish spawning season, the second and third stage of spraying we did it in september and october. we could catch about 48 tons of karas predatory fish from the surface of talib-e-pazsazi. now the glimmers of hope for the complete restoration of this lake are getting brighter every day . the

seninskoye lake is the largest in the southern lake region, and it was formed during the ice age.ish here, and a variety of them. locals are talking about an evil and a good spirit who lived on islands in the middle of the lake. the good spirit helped, and the evil spirit brought harm. people, as a sign of gratitude , gave part of the lova for helping the good spirit. in the end, of course, good defeated evil, because the main thing, as you know, is faith. many centuries later , the chapel of st. matrona of moscow was erected on the shore of lake seninsky. the small sanctuary differs from the temple in that there is no altar, so no services are held inside the chapel, but this does not prevent the laity from coming to venerate the icon of the intercessor saint matrona of moscow, light a candle for a while to escape from the bustle of the world. branislava. hello, you have an amazing place, i really liked it, by the way, here is the chapel, tell us more information about it. well, this chapel, it was erected in the anniversary year of our city, our city turned 575 years old in 2017

on the territory of ukraine, the richest in lakes is the polish lowland, the beautiful shatsky lakesre, among them you know, i hope, svidyaz, sandy, there are also lakes in the carpathian mountains, but they are small, but very deep, the water in them is wonderful, clean, cold, many lakes were formed near the danube river, among them actually kagul, yalpukh, and there are lakes on the coast of the black sea. estuaries, salt lakes, of course, crimea is very rich, and the most famous lake is lake sivazh, where table salt is extracted, well, many crimean lakes dry up in the summer, that is, let's remember once again that the dumbest world, the highest brebeneskul, the most mountainous synovir , the largest area in odesa is yalpukh, well , we swam a little, rested, freshened up and we are moving on to the behavior of the magnetic... field of the earth, now let's look with you at the forecast chart, from which it can be seen that the situation is quite calm now, of course some small fluctuations are observed , but we do not linger here, as was the case recently, when there were some moder

rybnitsa, and a little higher is lake beloye, we will walk with you along lake rybnitsa, along the channel will come out to lake beloye and there a unique railway bridge awaits us, even one like this, well, we will go along the road , you will tell me when everything is done, let's do it okay, so - we zip up, it is deep, yes, about 9 m maximum depth, oh, oh, what are the risks, there are absolutely no risks here, everything, the cutlet is ready. dmitry antonevich, so, we begin our journey, dear tv viewers, in the ozera reserve. this lake is white, the most famous in your reserve. it is loud, the most by name, so it is loud, it is also the largest in the grodno region. and the largest, what other names? also the ozero beloye system in general, because the ozero beloye system, it includes a number of interconnected reservoirs, with such beautiful names as lake zadskogo, ant, stav, belyashka, dervinskoe, what a foreign name, just like france, well, and do you know how ant, if translated from english, ant, ant? okay, and if people want to live here for 3 days or weeks, do they have somewhere t

trying to revitalize a popular lake in the south bay. the work being done in east san jose, and how it's being paid for. the news at five starts right now. thanks for joining me, i'm jessica aguirre. student activists and demonstrators are calling it a win. after months of campus protest in support of gaza. they claim san francisco state has agreed to meet their demands and to divest from companies who do business with israel. nbc bay area's christie smith joins us live from sf state. and christie, this is a little bit more nuanced and maybe quite not as clear cut. yeah. that's right. and we're told that the language that was put forth in a working group does not name a specific country or a conflict. students are saying this is a win, but not necessarily a victory. they believe it's a step in the right direction and will give a boost to students who are active when gaza is under attack. what do we do today? students for gaza led a rally with supporters at malcolm x plaza at san francisco state to talk about changes in investment strateg

black sea estuaries, salt lakes, of course , crimea is very rich, and the most famous lake is lake sivazh, where table salt is mined, well many crimean lakes dry up in the summer, that is, let's remember once again that - the deepest in the world, the highest brebeneskul, the most mountainous synevir, and the largest in terms of area in odesa, yalpukh, well, we swam a little, rested, refreshed ourselves and... let's move on to the behavior of the earth's magnetic field . now let's look with you at the forecast chart, from which it can be seen that the situation is quite calm now, of course some small fluctuations are observed, but we are not lingering here, as was the case recently, when there were some moderate, even strong magnetic storms, well, we actually look ahead to the heat, to the weather forecast. i immediately reveal the cards, because, well, what can be done with this secret. let's start with the western regions, let's see together what will be there tomorrow, august 21, well, look, it's 30-34° there, it's not as scary as our current synoptic situation, and even rain and heavy

we cannot protect lake tahoe to reach that goal. he says nationally the federal government has allocated more than 25 billion dollars for electric vehicle tax incentives and charging stations closer to home in lake tahoe. he told the 20 plus million dollar investment to create new pedestrian and bike trails all in an effort to relieve congestion and pollution. during the remarks, lawmakers from the golden state and the silver state spoke about the need to come together for the slick. we're gonna put those politics aside. we're all going to be an team tahoe. once you see if this place with your own eyes, you can't help but do everything you can to protect. that's why bipartisan lawmakers who spoke here say they support extending the lake tahoe restoration act to 2034 instead of letting it expire by the end of this year for more than 2 decades, the legislation has provided federal resources and funding for the lake and surrounding region support our local jobs, strengthen our. >> sustainable tourism. keep this place is beautiful and p

they choose rumeh lake province for their summers and migrate to the satellite lakes of this lake less often . our flagship bird is the flamingo, about 35,000 to 40,000 birds live in varumieh lake, and 3,000 to 4,000 birds live in dargangi wetland and wetland. soldoz, which is one of the satellite wetlands of lake uromi, is now settled, which is a sign of the favorable condition of lake uromi. the choice of yahya senvar to the title of the new head of the political bureau of hamas continues to cause a wave of happiness among the people of the opposite direction. that is, the man who fought with strength and especially by using the resistance forces and qassam battalions in the gaza region will be in the negotiations from now on. this choice challenges the zionist regime. kills and as a military person he can show his capabilities to the occupying regime. the election of yahya sanwar as the successor of ismail haniyeh was accompanied by the joy of the people in the south of lebanon and the slogan "we pledged our allegiance to you" sanwar of the jordanians. the bbc chose senwar as the se

lake oritsa is the largest lake in the republic, the deepest, 128 m deep, in the soviet union it occupied place. in popularity after baikal and isykul in kyrgyzstan. yes, but keep in mind that you can only swim here on such special watercraft, don't even think about it do it like this. well, in the usual, familiar way, well, firstly, you can offend the locals, because this lake is sacred, well, and secondly, the temperature here is uh 12°, yes, everything, well, you understand what can happen, so it’s not worth it, and this lake is also rich in trout, so you can come here not only for impressions, but also to fish, it’s a pity we didn’t take a fishing rod with us, zhenya, you’re not prudent, but you’re strong and fast, oh, another calling card of abkhazia pitsunda, a city on the cape of the same name, on the shore of the black sea, 25 km south of gagra. and now to the historical place that remembers abkhazia still. the oldest temple in the territory of the entire abkhazian kingdom, the borders of which stretched from anapa to kutaisi from the eighth to the 10th centuries. note that this i

we cannot protect lake tahoe to reach that goal. he says nationally the federal government has allocated more than 25 billion dollars for electric vehicle tax incentives and charging stations closer to home in lake tahoe. he told the 20 plus million dollar investment to create new pedestrian and bike trails all in an effort to relieve congestion and pollution. during the remarks, lawmakers from the golden state and the silver state spoke about the need to come together for the slick. we're gonna put those politics aside. we're all gonna be an team tahoe. what you see if this place with your own eyes, you can't help but do everything you can to protect. that's why bipartisan lawmakers who spoke here say they support extending the lake tahoe restoration act to 2034 instead of letting it expire by the end of this year for more than 2 decades, the legislation has provided federal resources and funding for the lake and surrounding region support our local jobs, strengthen our. >> sustainable tourism. keep this place is beautiful and pris

this lake has been losing its storage capacity. and from our research where we are good night is that the lake lost 4 percent of its storage capacity in a ticket in 10 years. and if this continues, we are going to lose the lake in few years. the number one cause is directly linked to climate change. climate change in money, $0.58 is a form of x 3. and for that is that causes the instability of the soul and causes lawn slight, especially this is one of the gullies for which a water flows into the lake just to indicate a go, we have told it wasn't so deep because sick vegetation on the bed of the stream use to protect the saw him as keep it in place, but that is no longer the case. violence flooding is the resulting from climate change of upload to plants, rocks and sent, and flush them into the lake. city. mentation reduces the depth of the lake and facilitates if operation. the ultimate cause is direct. manmade sewage, water, industrial waste, and the dumping of garbage have been saluting the li, composing a serious threat to its e

lake, well , we will come, if with you now to some reservoir, yes, a lake, well, we have fishing rods and completely different experience in fishing, i have, for example, there will be fish, you don’t have it, i’ll say, there are fish here, you’ll say no, from the point of view of a scientist from the point of view of a scientist, i ’ll tell you, it’s logical that the lake with the most fish will be the one that is stocked with fish today or a reservoir, here we have a forest, state inspections, state offices in general, carry out stocking. joint collection, chegerinskoye reservoir, soslavskoye reservoir, there are many of them around the country, if we’re talking about reservoirs, indeed, then take the tenants users of fishing grounds, who specifically they are engaged in stocking, restoring the population, so that people can come, fish, have fun, somewhere it costs money, somewhere it is free, let's say, within the framework of recreation in general, but if we talk about rivers, for example, today, well... you understand that fish migrate, they do not stand still, i know that fisher

have combined to create a crisis for lake. how was up research or say, if nothing is done, it could disappear. but people who rely on the waterway are striving to save it, or correspond to from how much val reports from the saddam or region with a beautiful the climate less participation and reach biodiversity. the co op site is one of the tools of the fuel, punitive valley for the people living around it. it's the live safer on the lake means a lot to me. it's been the source of livelihood for me and my family for years. but these much, they sufficient it now which is forcing us to sell for a higher price. they called so it provides a fee for the to the creational space and the source of irrigation for neighboring farmers. but the $129.00 square foot on the water body is on the fit. this lake has been losing its storage capacity. and from our research where we are good night is that the lake lost 4 percent of its storage capacity in a ticket in 10 years. and if this continues, we are going to lose the lake in few years. the n

i liked the lake itself and the village of narach. narach is a gem, simply.r popular excursion object - the same age as the narach park - is a dendralogical garden, which occupies more than 16 hectares. the month of natural strength between two azers, myastra and narach. here the nobles of goodness mingle among the wild nature, cossack local historians and the natural landscape. more than 500 types of woody plants, leafless flowers and herbs. narachan region is a belarusian paradise. the hidden book of nature. in a short hour you can pair on all cants. kalektsyya dendrasad was planted 30 years ago. the center of these long trees and bushes is the heritage site of the batanic-geographical zones. europe, siberia, far east, central asia, crimea, caucasus and night america. we are relaxing near lake narach, and in order to familiarize the children with the nature of our belarusian region, we came to dendrasad. the atmosphere here is magnificent, very diverse plants, we were very impressed by this pond, for children it is getting to know our nature, because here a

among the russian people, every year on the summer solstice holiday , a variety of people came to lake svetloyar, as a rule, these were representatives of various christian religious denominations, they made a religious procession around this lake, and it was a kneeling religious procession, that is, they crawled on their knees, and the lake is not very large, but not very ... small, about 3.5 km in diameter, so they crawled on their knees around this lake, and sang songs and it was believed that the one who has pure eyes, a pure heart, that one is spiritually like this can see clearly at the bottom of this lake, can see clearly in the city of kitizh, so prishvin, having gone there, wrote his next book, which was called at the walls of the invisible city. when he brought this book to gipios and merishkovsky, and they themselves had visited this lake several years before, the peasants who came there asked prishvin to convey their greetings to dmitry sergeyevich merishkovsky. in fact, prishvin came to the house of gipios merishkovsky with this greeting, they told him: come in, come in, w

this lake has been losing its storage capacity. and from our research where we are good night is that the lake last 4 percent of its storage capacity in a ticket in 10 years. and if this continues, we are going to lose the lake in few years. the number one cause is directly linked to climate change. climate change in money fits itself is a form of extreme flood that causes the instability of the soil and causes lawn slight especially. this is one of the gullies through which a water flows into the lake. just educate a go with told. it wasn't so deep because sick vegetation on the bed of the stream used to protect the saw him and keep it in place. but that is no longer the case, violence flooding, so resulting from climate change have uploaded plants rocks and sent and flushed them into the lake. so the meditation reduces the depth of the lake and facilitates if operation of the main cause is directed to mann middle sewage water, industrial waste, and the dumping of garbage beads polluting delay can posting a serious threat to speak

near the forest, near the field, on the rivers and lakes, there is fresh wind.mell the clear skies, hear the singing birds and forests, smile at the dormouse. respect your fat, jumping and screaming. u harmony with nature belarus 24. our company was founded in 1967, it is now one of the leaders in the fishing industry. and tell me, what is the main fish you grow in general? the main fish is carp. the specific weight of carp is about 80%. we also... grow silver carp, grass carp, catfish and pike, yeah, that is, you are already growing from small eggs, we grow from eggs to commercial fish, in general, how much fish do you have here, we have, look, about a thousand tons - this is commercial fish of about 450 somewhere this is fish planting material, 450 tons, tons, wow, that's a lot, the volumes of fish grown here, it is possible to feed not only all of belarus, but also the whole world. liliya, please tell me, how many people work at your enterprise? at the moment, 134 people work at our enterprise. well , as i understand it, you have a full-cycle enterprise, a fu

we cannot protect lake tahoe to reach that goal. he says nationally the federal government has allocated more than 25 billion dollars for electric vehicle tax incentives and charging stations closer to home in lake tahoe. he told the 20 plus million dollar investment to create new pedestrian and bike trails all in an effort to relieve congestion and pollution. during the remarks, lawmakers from the golden state and the silver state spoke about the need to come together for the slick. we're gonna put those politics aside. we're all going to be an team tahoe. once you see if this place with your own eyes, you can't help but do everything you can to protect. that's why bipartisan lawmakers who spoke here say they support extending the lake tahoe restoration act to 2034 instead of letting it expire by the end of this year for more than 2 decades, the legislation has provided federal resources and funding for the lake and surrounding region support our local jobs, strengthen our. >> sustainable tourism. keep this place is beautiful and p

well, this lake means a lot to me. it's been the source of livelihood for me and my family for years. but these much, they sufficient it now which is forcing us to sell for a higher price. the lake also provides a fee for the to the creation of space and the source of irrigation for neighboring farmers. but the $129.00 square foot on the water body is on the streets. this lake has been losing its storage capacity. and from our research where we go tonight, is that the lake last 4 percent of its storage capacity in a ticket in 10 years. and if this continues, we are going to lose the lake in few years. the number one cause is directly linked to climate change. climate change in money fits itself is a form of extreme flood that causes the instability of the soil and causes lawn slight especially. this is one of the gullies through which a water flows into the lake just to indicate a go with told. it wasn't so deep because the sick vegetation on the bed of the stream used to protect the saw him and keep it in place. but t

when we were on the lake, we saw feeders, we also saw flags that stood on this lake, what is it, what are they for, it was developed by the academy of sciences to scare away fish-eating birds, heron, boklan, so, okay, how much does a fish eat approximately, well, there is probably one fish in de, again we will start from the information of the academy of sciences, they conducted experiments, research 3 kg per day, 3 kg per day, one bird. very large, some part of the fish after catching from cages are sold, and some of the fish is produced in-house, here i would really like to see how they produce it, perhaps we need to go there, so lilya, tell me, what do we have here, here we have a fish processing workshop, this is where... frozen cold smoked hot smoked fish is produced, now we will go inside and i will introduce you to the head of the workshop, and he will tell you in more detail about what they produce here, come on, come in, now meet, hello, hello, this is the head of our department, very nice, they are transporting sorting fish, it comes in, that is , large and small - it is alr

>>> lake tahoe played host to california, nevada, and federal leaders this week. 28th annual lake tahoeummit focused on transportation in the area and also building a new trail. the feds are spending $24 million to facilitate a new stretch of the eastshore trail, but critics say it will only bring more visitors who will be driving cars and adding to pollution. u.s. transportation secretary pete buttigieg says that problem is being addressed. >> we're also supporting transit. we're supporting active transportation that will make it possible for people to have more alternatives to that single-use vehicle. really tahoe is ahead of its time in thinking about how to give people alternatives. >> the lake tahoe restoration act spearheaded by the california senator dianne feinstein expires in october. the senate passed it and now it's in the hands of congress. the landmark legislation has provided hundreds of millions of dollars to preserve lake tahoe. so gorgeous in the summertime. i can't decide if i like summer or winter. when you're on that lake, there's just nothing better in the summer, t

stars shine, wash the creatures and light, and warn of autumn, the lakes are filled with charms woven, smiling in the sun, you look yourself, and never from the sea, the bottom, which is in a golden hazel, sing and would drink from them endlessly, filled the lakes, as not to see a year and more ... so and want to get along, so that not to know, mountains, seas, but never forget their lakes, loves the heart. pyatrus browka. this culture is unique for us, that it is important and useful for us, this is absolutely certain , there are a number of reasons for this, firstly, the climate that we have in the republic, it is comfortable enough for farmers to grow this crop, secondly, the yield from the mass of oilseeds, about 40% of the oil yield, depending on the different ... known fatty acids omega-3 omega-6, which are in olive oil, are in rapeseed oil, but what is important, and the degree of absorption of these useful substances by the body depends on the ratio, so in slave oil the ratio of omega-3 omega-6 acids is one to two, this proportion is, according to doctors, ideal for these usef

start again in the agarods here near the lying ladies, well, all this history, the plowing of this lake called, but it seems to be some the oldest, asable zhyhars, yana seem, this is the tatar stall, well, napeina, so this is the requirement, it rains in those months, dze nekali was balota. all this tepid part is what has become a hell of a certain dry swamp, call it marochnae, the area where there is 28 thousand hectares. in the past, i know from the jurisprudence that there are several caravans here, and they often went out of their way to extract a car that was loaded with a load, and there were times when they loaded several cars. we went to the village of the village for 4 kilometers in order to remove people from the wars and extract these cars. the end of the 60s sucked, when i was out of my mind more than 10 years ago, excavators arrived here and the swamp began to dry up. for the past few months, the old balota vyalika lake, i call it vadaskhovishcha fyadorskaya, for hours everything has been ... bound, and only all the hets of the nevyalik kavalachak balocista myastsovatstsi a

we are located on the shore of the largest lake in the republic of belarus, lake naroch, this is our pearl. we can even say that sunset therapy is one of the types of treatment, because we have charming landscapes, in the evening our guests go out to the shore of the lake and admire that unique natural beauty, which is certainly also one of the. elements of health improvement. my name is natalia falevich, i am the head of the marketing department of the sosny sanatorium, where for almost 50 years we have been taking care of your rest and health. my every working day is different from previous and from the next, starts at 8 am. i bend a semicircle near lake narach, that is, it is already a charge of such positive energy, such beauty, natural charm, so you arrive at work in a good mood. directly under my command are specialists in the sale of vouchers. also , the employees of my department are administrators. the first impression of our institution upon arrival is formed precisely from communication with administrators. the work of the administrator is not only the moment of registrati

lakes.fter all, here, we thought that it was all mechanized, but so many people are involved in manual labor, that's what impressed me. yeah, you know, what impressed me, probably, was how much fish our citizens raise, if it's farmed here on such a scale, then it turns out that it's needed, it's loved, it 's bought and eaten, well then, bon appetit, let's not get distracted, otherwise it'll get cold and also, what a fish soup, in fact, the day was wonderful, we went fishing, although we didn't catch anything, and we learned a lot about fish, how it is grown, how it is cooked - how it is fed and in general, in general, we saw all these scales with you, in my opinion, we succeeded, right? yes, yes, and the day, and the day were spent very well, thank you for the company, thank you, and if you want to become the hero of our program to visit where you have not been yet, record a video, send it to us, and together we will find out how it is done. when you are in nature, it seems that the world ha

lake there.one of the main visible signs of— the lake there. one of the main visible signs of it _ visible signs of it is windermere turning green from algae caused by elevated nutrient levels in the lake and that has been driven to an extent by sewage and by e legal sewage dumping. the truth is, united utilities by my calculations has since 2010, been responsible for 218 breaches breaking the law, they have been fined £6.6 billion and it has had no impact whatsoever. the truth is the government needs to get a grip and take control of this and the regulators need to go out there and enforce the law and put a stop to this profiteering and environmental vandalism. thank you so much for your time. always a pleasure to talk to you. hgppy happy birthday to taiwan's oldest female panda. turning 20 on friday morning with dozens of herfans in taipei zoo born in 2004 and came to taiwan in 2008 from china along with a male panda as part of what was a cultural exchange programme. the pair have had two cubs

high-mountain lake yamdrok tso.is believed that the color of the water in it is constantly changing and never repeats. this is one of the sacred tibetan lakes. we managed to see several of these lakes in the mountains. the high-mountain lake basumtso is located at an altitude of about 3,500 m above sea level. translated from tibetan, basumtso means a lake between three rocky peaks. here is one of them, its height is already more than 5,000 m. this is what the oldest, most complete, most famous library of books on tibetan medicine looks like. the books themselves. human existence, here, some section of medicine, they all describe in one way or another all aspects of the physical , for example, a pregnancy calendar, where the corresponding pictures indicate each of the 38 weeks of a woman's pregnancy. this image, sometimes quite straightforward and more than unceremoniously describing this or that phenomenon, is more than 300 years old, and these are copies. for 35 years since its founding, the communist party of chin

amazing landscape of the belarusian lake district, the kazyansky reserve. horseback riding and ... you can understand about the fauna and flora five routes have been developed, built so that our reserve on each route, the shortest is 5 km, we go along it, on foot to another world, if the camera could transmit the smell, then... we approach rasolai krasomai, on the lake-ridge complex, the so-called lakes, they are in this state, as now is at least 7.00 years, we get as days to 45 days, there is hard, it is from 3 to 6 months, and there is super-hard cheese reggianita, which ripens - more than a year. in the twentieth year, reggianito received the title of the best taste of belarus. modernization of equipment allowed to launch the production of import-substituting product. cheese with blue mold. soon it should appear on counters. and here they carry out the order of the president of belarus on the availability of medical care in the countryside, they manufacture mobile fap. we have profit and interest in the manufacture of such products, and moreover, i will

you will not get that from the kari lake campaign.on the whole state. >> in arizona you have the existential issue of democracy and elections. you can combine that with the abortion issue because it is related to personal freedoms. >> absolutely, yes. >> on the other hand you have kamala harris talking about the future and not looking back. it is a different vein of campaigning and it seems to be working. it is very future oriented. what will play in arizona? >> arizona is an aspirational state. people move here to continue their lives, to grow, to buy a house, start their families, start businesses. the state is doing gangbusters when it comes to businesses. we have the lowest unemployment in the history of the country. recognizing we have challenges really matters and this is why it is important that we talk about what we will do, not just to you should hate. we will talk about how we should work together, not how you divide us. we will talk about the success we had with the chips act. we are bringing in some of the most high-tech j

the deepest lakes are in the vitebsk region, there are more small ones in polesia. if you take all the lakes on the surface of the belarusian land and pour them into one large bowl, they will occupy a volume of nine cubic kilometers, that is, a cube, a side which is equal to a kilometer, and there are nine of them. underground springs are natural reservoirs at a great depth. and the volume is thousands of times greater than that of surface springs. they accumulate water from sediments filtered through the soil and underground currents. in belarus , down from the surface of the earth, to such springs, mainly from 150 to 450 m, but there are places where they hide at a depth of a kilometer. so we have 662 deposits of pressed water and 245 mineral water. in 2018 , there were 412 locations with pressed water, that is, in 5 years. their number has grown significantly. the ministry of natural resources and environmental protection conducts exploration and accounting of this wealth. its specialists divide water into predicted resources and explored reserves. the former alr

we cannot protect lake tahoe to reach that goal. he says nationally the federal government has allocated more than 25 billion dollars for electric vehicle tax incentives and charging stations closer to home in lake tahoe. he told the 20 plus million dollar investment to create new pedestrian and bike trails all in an effort to relieve congestion and pollution. during the remarks, lawmakers from the golden state and the silver state spoke about the need to come together for the slick. we're gonna put those politics aside. we're all going to be an team tahoe. once you see if this place with your own eyes, you can't help but do everything you can to protect. that's why bipartisan lawmakers who spoke here say they support extending the lake tahoe restoration act to 2034 instead of letting it expire by the end of this year for more than 2 decades, the legislation has provided federal resources and funding for the lake and surrounding region support our local jobs, strengthen our. >> sustainable tourism. keep this place is beautiful and p

. >> reporter: the lake once supported boating, fishing, and even swimming. none of that is allowed today. the water is just too dirty, but local leaders and larry himself hope that his daughter and others will someday have access to the simple joys of a renovated and restored park. >> water quality first and foremost. once that is taken care of it opens up all the possibilities, fishing, swimming, boating. >>> after a wildly successful debut, san francisco will hold another night market in the sunset district. that first edition brought more than 10,000 people out to irving street last fall. >> the street's been not much foot traffic going on. so i think, you know, having a night market's perfect just to give it more life, bring people in. >> the night market would also feature plenty of entertainment. there's even a stinky tofu eating contest. liz and i will be taking part. that will happen at 5:45 on the main stage located at 23rd and irving. >>> san francisco london breed announcing a block party in the financial district. oktoberfest on front is now set

lake toria, uganda fights in pollution. the french cities that's getting a lot of gold about caught in their mission and protective shocks. we look at conservation efforts in south africa. we're talking about the quality of life is it is there is for nothing more important that the air will breeze compulsion of cause and trucks and noon to pump all emissions that palm rolls the environment and public health. so active is not experts in i real big catherine hot and off the top of a pollution from paul ordinary citizens to become chain because this is the device that's good health transform every day. life in a row, be a small since i'm measuring air pollution in the city center. mainly to blame for the quality of the pixel to as motorcycles and diesel. call it meaning funds known as massages for the kids up and planning, advocates, humphrey or html. as close, they will be home, you walk right, joins projects between the city, government and the un exploding ways to make tenants copy. told rena. he's particularly concerned ab

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this lake has been losing its storage capacity. and from our research where we are good night is that the lake last 4 percent of its storage capacity in a ticket in 10 years. and if this continues, we are going to lose the lake in few years. the number one cause is directly linked to climate change. climate change in money, $0.58 is a form of extreme flood that causes the instability of the soil and causes lawn the slightest. especially this is one of the gullies through which a water flows into the lake. just educate a go with told. it wasn't so deep because sick vegetation on the bed of the stream used to protect the saw him as keep it in place. but that is no longer the case, violence flooding, so resulting from climate change have uploaded plants rocks and sent and flushed them into the lake. so the meditation reduces the depth of the lake and facilitates if operation of the main cause is directed to mann, middle sewage, water, industrial waste, and the dumping of garbage, happy polluted delay. composing a serious threat to eco

, probably, how the catching takes place, because today we already tried to catch something on the lake, but nothing worked out, then alexander, elena and i would probably like to see this sorting moment and the catching of fish, we can, we will see it, i promise you, then go ahead, let's go, let's go. we are with you at the sorting base, here it is on the right, the sorting shop, where in the fall during the mass fishing , the fish are sorted by weight categories, by species, after which it comes for wintering, wintering ponds, some part of the fish comes to concrete cages, where is it produced from? there were no presentations at all, but here yes, here everything was shown, how special containers are loaded and where the fish goes next, and in general all these cages are filled, they are in the fall, in september everything here is filled with fish of different types, well, again they told us about these cages, and there are concrete ones. it turns out that they also have natural 22 of these earthen cages in each with 5 tons of fish, this comes out to 110 tons carp, and this is if yo

full yes full cycle on such i have never been to enterprises, i have been fishing, i have been to lakes, i have been to rivers, so to visit an enterprise where fish are grown, this is my first time, we were looking for you, you have so much here. this is the last stage of fish growing, and this means here already large, yes, yes, well , approximately how large? well, medium carp, small carp, here in the spring, yeah, 150-250 g, that is, small and small, in the fall here from here we will take carp of 700-800 grams, that is, wait, if we take into account the fact that now is august, then the carp will already be ready by autumn. due to what does it gain so much due to feeding by the way yes feeding tell me how do you feed firstly compound feed is the main yes main food it is some kind of specialized feed specialty yes yes yes everything here balanced proteins minerals and what kind of fish do you have here exactly in this in this pond there is carp, grass carp a little silver carp and pike is in this in this pond. no, and never is, yes, well, we here, yes, we don't launch it, in some oth

, they began... to look for a blue lake, and in the end they found mud.story, they were looking for gold, they found dirt, but golden dirt, golden dirt, they come from all over russia to relax, what draws them here so strongly, some unique mineral composition, they are in many places in russia, but here the mineralization is strong, so people understand what helps them well, what diseases this bath treats, let’s say, starting with skin diseases, uh-huh, musculoskeletal system, musculoskeletal nervous system, for men’s and women’s diseases, come on, oh, just like cream, i would like to try to take a dip, of course, it seems the time has come for... a leap of faith, phew, let's get ready, ready, the only thing important to remember is that mud, like any medicine, must be taken in doses, total 15 minutes, no more, when i see it, it’s great, the chumazik is with you, in such a place, with such a healing lake, and the plants should also be unique, you see, this herb, it’s called salerose and in france it is used in the french michelin ... a village is like a v

you're not going to get that from the carrie lake campaign.ness, anger, and not an ability to unify her party, let alone the whole state. >> let's talk about the presidential race. in arizona you have this existential issue of democracy. you can combine that with the abortion issue because it is related to our personal freedoms. on the other hand, you have kamala harris, was talking about a future and not looking back, sort of a different vein of campaign and it seems to be working. it is positive. it is very future-oriented. what is going to play in arizona? >> arizona is an aspirational state. people move here to grow, buy a house, start their families, study, start businesses. the state is doing gangbusters when it comes to business. we have the lowest unemployment in the history of the country so looking forward but recognizing that we have challenges really matters and that is why it's important to talk about what we are going to do, not just who you should hate. we're talking about how we are going to work together, not how you are going

discover the same as this lake, bottomless and full of mysteries, history of krichev. belarus - blue rivers and lakes, pristine nature, from which it is impossible to take your eyes off, and belarus is also people, and we reveal their destinies for you, carry traditions through generations and ... at the same time change views on familiar things, all this makes the world a better place. we tell you about different people, but they are united by one thing: love for belarus. belarus 24. from the memo to a german soldier. remember, do it. you must. just act, fear nothing, no nerves, no heart, no pity, you are made of german iron. destroy pity and compassion in yourself, kill every russian, soviet, do not stop if there is an old man or a woman, a girl or a boy in front of you. and there was no pity. this will be confirmed in new investigations by the general prosecutor's office of the republic of facts of genocide against the belarusian people. from the testimony of vladimir nikolaevich, a scarecrow, a resident of the urban settlement of kopotkevichi, polesie region. in th

on the territory of our district there is the braslovskie lakes national park.e guests are provided with accommodation at recreation centers and tourist. parking lots. residents of the city are proud of the open-air festival, viva braslav, which takes place on the shore of lake dreviaty. our city is being transformed, first of all , the tourist infrastructure is being improved, new cafes, interactive locations in the open air are appearing, but braslav is comfortable not only for travelers, but also for people, for... he became a place to live. in braslav there is a cheese production plant, where the famous broslavl is produced, the broslav fish enterprise, which produces about 40 types of canned fish. on the territory of the district there are more than thirty peasant farms, which offer ecologically clean products. i love braslav for its clean lakes, for beautiful. even for the present, which is intertwined with a rich history, for people who glorify our beloved braslav region with their work and activity, and these are the main events of tuesday, august 13. fr

but of course, there's frustration in that we want to have our own lake district version of lake annecyse the lake — are they concerned? i'm obviously worried about the children being in the water. they love it here, as we do, but the water quality is a major concern then, yeah. and it's a terrible thing that people are enjoying the water and they're pumping sewage into it. earlier this week, the prime minister said he was backing tough fines on polluting water companies. we will hear more about this in the coming months. danny savage, bbc news, windermere. hospices say their services supporting and caring for terminally ill people are at serious risk of being cut because of a funding crisis, with five hospices planning job losses because of financial pressures. the body which represents the sector, hospice uk, says the financial situation has never been so grave with organisations facing a total shortfall of 60 million pounds this year alone. our health editor hugh pym reports. claire, a senior hospice nurse, is with tracey, recently diagnosed with incurable cancer. she's 37 and has th

you can the junior ranges seems to return the lake. it's not just state the plastic and other what's the lake? victoria mainly comes from the canals. will be gun bestcopy to accomplish that is which should have been much of it will come out. the team of the junior ranges, lexia 3 times a week. we do what do i say it protects up the like. we do, uh, what about the channels that you get to them is that they're on the lake and under cause it has a lot of the shows of liquid dirtier because of it, it was the we have that able to connect to about $10.00 or less these uh, within the least amount of, uh, what does it, but with the big team we, we, we can, we able to, we can afford it as of as much as $50.00 in less than plastic. the 2 most of tries to cover these as many residents as possible to take to the clean up on the canal. so we try to build this to a cheap uh, community buying and what we are trying to do uh, through these community activities clean up activities and when they are going to commit to re engage with the community, do so

it all started on the northern shore of beloe lake.ntury the city moved to the area of ​​the village of krokhino. it stands where the shiksna flows out of the lake and is famous for its flooded church of the nativity. which volunteers have been saving from destruction for many years. only by the 14th century belozers finally settled in its current location. the oldest stone church is not at all in the kremlin walls, away from the center in the settlement. this is the grandiose assumption cathedral of the 15th century. the parishioners ordered the massive church from the builders as a copy of the assumption cathedral in kirillo-belozersky monastery, but with a belfry. it has not survived. but the interiors and the ancient iconostasis have survived. the temple was not. razed in soviet times. the assumption cathedral was the largest stone church and even the city's cathedral for many years, until in the seventeenth century a new transfiguration cathedral was built in stone inside the city walls, on the site of the former wooden one. by th

are, you can get lost, lake, lake, lake, channels, lake, lake, lake, amazon, belarusian amazon, and my older brother and i are such romantics, we took our grandfather's boat, on which they carry hay, firewood, a healthy boat, we washed it cleanly, cleanly with a derkach, so that the bottom was clean, smooth, so that you could sit on it. we put a mast on this boat, a yard on the mast, as it should be, we made two homespun colorful bedding from grandma, what grandma on the crosses weaved, equipped a sail and waiting for the wind that blows against the current, raised the sail on this boat, as much patience as there was, went up the spills, and then lowered the sail, the current slowly, so it drives back, you lie in the lot on the bottom, the water under the boat stuck. in nature, it seems, the world has sunk into the darkness, all the loud parties disappeared and only the fox sang the wind's ear, so that you would wake up and understand what kind of darkness it was, before each man's strength goes to nature, to the forest. field on the river and azera, fresh adchuvaytse wind, take in

region, we are now on lake lumbalka, it connects with the horn lake, and then with the largest lake murmansk region. imandra, and there are so many small lakes here that you can't even count them. now the manchegorsk development agency has developed an investment proposal for the construction of a houseboat complex under the project. called lake region, so all that's left is to make it and launch it. ksenia ignatova, pavel kachur, ilya poleichuk, nikolay bulkin, viktor khudi and yana fedorishcheva, tv company. this concludes the program for viewers of the central part of russia. thank you for being with us. there are many children's cards. and the most advantageous is - free children's card alfabank, with it children receive up to 7,000 rubles. cashback for purchases and money in games. not childishly profitable, alpha is profitable. azon, with school worries. school sale on ozon. nonton swing wardrobe from 10,390 rubles. kitford steamer for 6,990 rubles. polyoxidon against flu and urvi, take the first sprays immediately, polyoxidon, it is for adults and children during the cold sea

, maliridsky district of the brest region, it turns out that orekhovskaya is also a lake there, well,hen there are drainage channels and then people began to transport it, to settle it, that is, by means of a person, somewhere it is able to pass through drainage channels itself, how else is it interesting here? it is eurobiont, let's say so, that is, it can live in wide limits, for example, when we caught the american catfish, we began to work with it, just imagine, imagine, where is brez, where is malarita, yes , this is the very edge of belarus, it turns out, the southwest, this is our extreme southwest point, these lakes are there, the fishermen helped us then, the orienteers also helped us to immediately take a large batch of this catfish for research, and so... it was november, november of the twentieth year, we were transporting it to minsk without water, without anything, before that it was at our base where we lived, it was just standing in containers without water, on top of each other were, they croaked like that, they have interesting sounds, they make american sumik, we br