this land has become available to all residents of the russian federation to receive land in you canse it for a small month, first you need to decide on the site on the portal map. far east.rf, you can independently choose the land and draw the boundaries of the site for one person , you can get no more than a hectare, but you can take less, for example, 10 acres for a summer house or a store and collective applications can participate in them, a maximum of 10 people and such a group will receive no more than 10 hectares, for example, a site was chosen for a tourist project. now through a personal account. on the same portal you submit statement to statement. you need to attach a scanned copy of it, which you printed out and signed, and also a scanned passport, the average time for consideration of the application and preparation of the contract is 33 working days, if there are no questions, then an agreement on it will appear in your personal account. the site transfers use for 5 years. the document must be signed and send it back through your personal account and that's it. you can

after the landing of the volyn, he thought of only one thing to survive, because he landed with an undershootf 600 km from the calculated point. who is this? on the ground it was minus 38 and the steppe was all around. yes, the steppe not a single roof, not a single house, all the several hours that he had to spend in the steppe of the volynov warmed himself about the cooling descent vehicle and waited for the main rule of the cosmonaut who landed at an off-design point - this is to wait, wait, just wait. in this case, they should spend as little energy as possible. after landing, the responsibility for the life of the cosmonauts passes into the hands of the rescuers doctors from the very first flight into space, a detachment of space rescuers was organized, who could reach the cosmonauts wherever they were thrown. or rather, not a regular situation of the mountain. fields taiga for each relief was provided for transport and action algorithm. however, this was not enough. in 1965, voskhod, with pavel belyaev and alexei leonov on board, crash-landed in a dense forest 180 km from perm, then leo

lands that cut fewer trees. we cannot allow short-term financial gains to substitute for collaborative, careful forest management based on the science. another recent important to prioritize fire prevention is to help our wildland firefighters who risk their lives and how help teacher to help communities not paid enough and do not have year-long healthcare benefits. wildlife firefighters are grabbing is longer fire seasons and longer burning fires or screens more over time and exposure to deadly smoke. congress must conduct careful oversight to make sure the u.s. for service has the tools they need to reduce large fires and the resources to pay our firefighters. we do not want to make the situation worse by removing the big trees that have the most carbon slope wildfires down pretty want to have a science -based approach to forest management we need to listen to the science and a community driven process that incorporates all perspectives afford the best way forward. i now recognize or exceed for an opening stat

people living on that land. that's the linopic. these are stories and much of what you will see in this exhibit. will tell our story of how we were forced away from our homeland in an environment in a theater of war. after a while we became war refugees if you listen to the news or watch the news and you see about other countries and and people did being displaced in their own country and the theater of war. well, that's what the lenape went through. and so this exhibit will not only tell that story and there's an there there's a essay that i wrote. where i take us through that trail of force removal where today the lenape today's modern descendants known as the delaware my tribe and i'm an enrolled member of the delaware tribe. we're located in northeastern, oklahoma, and we've been here since 1867. there are also other communities one other in oklahoma too and southern ontario canada and one in, wisconsin. collectively we are the descendants of the original lanape. we're like different branches from the same t

first it will come back down for a landing on the ship. second stage part way through its lengthy burn toget the crew into orbit . so far and a half minutes there.everything continues to lookgood . >> what a picture-perfect left off. we've got a live view of the crew inside dragon endeavor. looks like everyone is still pretty comfy. as john said earlier, good call out there. trajectory nominal. as john mentioned we got to about 3 and a half jesus. on the left-hand side of your screen you can see the first stage as it's making its way back off the earth targeting a landing and a short pull of gravitas. a couple miles off the coast of florida in the atlantic ocean . second stage on the right-hand side, everything continues to be nominal there as the engine is powering the second stage and dragon endeavor to its targeted drop-off orbit. absolutely beautiful view of both the first and second stages. so coming up in a minute and a half the first stage will execute the first of two birds. t minutes seven seconds you will see that energy burn. th

land development is not as difficult as it seems at first glance.sites have their own special advantages they are relatively easy to reach from st. petersburg and other major cities. this means that it is easier to organize the sale of your products under the conditions of sanctions and the policy of import substitution, the advantages of local goods become obvious . one of the higher interests in these two regions is the murmansk region, the republic of karelia e. interests this is largely due to the tourist potential.

so we will compile land. that is go to the c 2 because we believe that people have been deprived of that i to a bit. can you describe that for me a bit because, you know, i think from audience is benefit you're fighting against evictions, you're fighting the access land as you mentioned. and to do so, you are lead occupying vacant and unused lands in urban areas. and you're trying to sort of bill communities in, inside the spaces out there in formal settlements. basically, what do they look like? who's in them, or how are they structured when the infamous settlements are shenzi houses built out of wood out of desperation because we have no other ways of occupying let em. because so sometimes we are forced to forcibly removed by the answer and envision when each done investments, as well as the am in july, respected that and see where people are to move into gunpoint. and some of them have been killed during the process. and by the way, we lost 22, it took us, you know, about some jumbo and since 2009 when we

i can land the plane.alf an hour after landing, he sits at the helm of the tu-154, and then the mig-25 fighter passes the test successfully. levchenko manages to control and land the planes on the airfield, despite severe bruises and a week in weightlessness during this flight. anatoly levchenko receives in the kremlin from general secretary mikhail gorbachev a star to the hero of the soviet union, whether he was, as it were, a father, or something, it means some kind of caretakers like this. here it has always been people have always been ice to work. he loved his turn. a very talented person, very smart. no one knows that the cosmonaut began to suffer from severe headaches to go to the pilot's doctors, the last thing, they will definitely write off then in space, they will have to forget, but the pain in the head is getting stronger day by day. it literally happened, uh. well, we usually always on these uh in the city held. there is always may 1 november, which means that there is a demonstration and we

other lands. what we are trying to focus on initially is to look at those fire sheds that are high risk and put communities at the highest risk for fires. now, this bill, this bipartisan infrastructure bill gives us a really good downpayment on trying to address those communities that are at risk. so our goal by this spring is to release the projects we have chosen to start this process. we're having to make some tough choices in some locations, because while the bipartisan infrastructure legislation is a good shot in the arm, it does not address all of the communities at risk. i mentioned 3400 communities at risk from that. but we'll start the selection process this spring in april. then we intend to have projects on the ground and actually working toward the ten-year strategy this year. >> do you have enough resources and funding to carry out this plan or do you need more resources? i understand a lot of the wildfire firefighters get paid maybe 40 grand a year putting their lives at risk, don't

russia lost access to the baltic to return all these lands the romanov dynasty had to tsars.se sacred duty is to protect his land and the people living on it, the tsar was responsible for this not before people and not before history , but before god. polish gentry already for three centuries, a large orthodox population lived after the union of lithuania with catholic poland, orthodoxy in these lands was persecuted, and the russian language was forced out because of everyday life. in 1648, the zaporizhzhya cossacks, led by hetman bogdan khmelnytsky, raised an uprising, which soon turned into a real war, the battle went on with varying success. the zaporizhian cossacks several times appealed to moscow with a request to accept them into russian citizenship from the bogdanov-melnitsky such an appeal was received in june 1648. in 1653, the moscow zemsky sobor approved the acceptance of the territory of the zaporizhzhya army into the citizenship of the russian state. in 1654, in the city of pereyaslav, in the presence of russian ambassadors, the cossack rada took place, which dec

all-lands landscape approach to firefighter preparedness. this multi layered approach allows land agencies a generation opportunity to demonstrate a paradigm shift away from commercial management and emergency suppression towards fire adaptation of ecosystem services. in that regard, some of the primary implantation questions for the national resource committee include evaluating the adequacy of these investments in the context of these annual corporations. measuring success, beyond feet of acres created, and assessing if additional investments, workforce, policy changes may be necessary. while i recognize that there is genuine bipartisan interest in these issues, i would be remiss if i didn't say it is unfortunate that my friends on the other side of the aisle voted against this legislation that i have described, and the myriad benefits i think you would have for forest management. but, i hope, but they will join us in the efforts that are well underway to build on the success that we have achieved as a result of that bipartisan infrastruct

>> i don't have an opinion about commercial logging on private land. international forest we owned them. your constituents are paying for the subsidies and every state constituents pay for that and we should not be paying for that. the preservation right now preservation is 30 by 30 is a big deal and that's one way we can mitigate climate change. in other words leave the forest alone and that is why the northern rockies ecosystem protection act is so important because it protects 23 million acres of wild contact to ecosystem forest and there's an interaction like i mentioned about the pine bark beetles and the trees. leave them standing and if they burned that's the force way of taking care of itself. i could go on. >> i think it's important to -- >> reclaiming my time. the logging industry wants us to share our desires for safe communities and healthy forests. i think they should stop misleading the public and start telling the truth about what is responsible for sending and chopping down trees. i'd like to say i support president biden's executive or

federal lands, the infrastructure law includes critical investments to enable an all lands landscape approach. this multilayer approach provides land management agencies with a generational opportunity to demonstrate a paradigm shift away from commercial management and emergency and toward fire adaptation and ecosystem services. in that regard, some of the primary implementation questions for the natural resources committee include evaluating the adequacy of investments in the context of annual appropriations, measuring success beyond acres treated and accepting additional investments. workforce, policy changes, may be necessary. while i recognize that there is genuine bipartisan interest in these issues, i would be remiss if i did not say we were fortunate that my friends on the others of the aisle voted against this legislation that i have described in all of these areas and benefits i think it will have for forest management. but i hope that they will join us in the efforts that are well underway to build on the success that we have achieved as a result of that bipartisan infrastr

lands in urban areas. and you're trying to sort of bill communities in, inside these spaces out there in formal settlements. basically, what do they look like? who's in them, or how are they structured when the infamous settlements are shenzi houses built out of wood out of desperation because we have no other ways of occupying let em. because so sometimes we are forced to forcibly removed by the answer and envision when each done no enforcement, as well as the, and injured in july, respected or not. and it's where people are to move into gunpoint and some of them have been killed during the process. and by the way, we've lost 22 interviews about some jumbo and since 2009 when we are being i tense and, and of course, and these shantee houses obviously washed away by flaps. or we've had people who have been in buried alive by the flashing in the province. we have people who are dying ship files because that would easily cause the fire. so then this is the kind of life that black majority is out of the candy

how do you get ownership of the land?eed to develop it more than sparingly during the first year, use it, you need to decide on the type of activity per hectare and notify the local authorities with which you have an agreement in 3 years, you will need to send him a declaration document where you speak about your successes and development. this can be done through your personal account on the website to the far east.rf, and within six months, before the end of the five-year period, you can write an application for the transfer of the land to the property and decide whether to lease it, for a maximum of 49 years. so let's repeat. the main program is a hectare. in the arctic, it has become available to all citizens of russia; it allows you to get a hectare of land for yourself or even more for free. at first, the land is given to the team for use. then. if it is mastered, becomes property or a long-term lease on land is issued for it, you can simply build a summer house. or do any business, if you still have questions , if

lending burn -- landing burn has begun. great news there. dragon endeavor, nominal orbit insertion. >> we copy, it's great to be here. zero g. [cheers and applause] >> as you can see, this falcon 9 has landed for the fifth time. all the while, great commentary there. we can confirm the landing. ♪ >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what's happening in washington, live and on. keep up with the day's biggest events with live floor proceedings and hearings from congress, white house events, campaigns and more from the world politics, all at your fingertips. you can also stay current with the latest episodes of washington journal, and live scheduling information for c-span's networks and c-span radio c-span now is available at the apple store or google play. downloaded today. c-span, your front row seat to washington, anytime, anywhere. >> earlier today, president biden, vice president harris, and judge ketanji brown jackson delivered remarks following the senate's historic bipartisan confirmation of judge jackso

they should just take better care of their land. in other cases, such a measure would greatly simplify the transfer of land unnecessary to the old owner to the new owner. the stumbling block is not only the day, but also square meters. the proposal to prohibit the sale of too small shares in the apartment is being discussed in the state duma. parts that cannot be clearly fenced off due to the peculiarities of the layout. here, according to the authors, the initiative should put an end to the dispute, we cut off the oxygen with a black realtor. let's discuss together with the chairman of the state duma committee on state construction legislation pavel krasheninnikov pavel vladimirovich good morning. good morning. we all understand together that it is high time to put down. the end of these scandals and conflicts associated with the sale. uh, micro farther. well, firstly, what prevents e from doing this, and secondly, why not say, and not say immediately un and prohibit the sale of rooms, because this also does not limit these profess

we are targeting a a landing ona shortfall. everything looking phenomenal with trajectory performance there for the second stage on the right hand side. we are conducting entry burn. >> stage one entry burn shutdown. >> it helps slow the booster down, it was going about 35 times the speed of sound so we slow it down as it reenters the earth's atmosphere. the next event is second engine cut off as you see it there on the timeline at the bottom of your screen. that's where we shut down the engine. >> copy shannon. stage one transonic. >> landing burn and engine cut off will occur about the same live view of the route inside, dragon endeavor on the right-hand side of yourot scree. >> landing burn has begun. >> nominal orbit assertion. >> great news. dragon endeavor nominal orbit incursion. >> we copy and it's great to be here. >> stage one landing late deploy. [cheering] >> you can see falcon nine has landed for the fifth time all the while breaks there. we can burn the landing. ♪♪ >> american history tv saturday on c-span2 explor

, not federal lands. it's because private lands have industrial logging that interacts with extreme fire weather that then spills over and causes the kinds of problems that you're concerned about. i want to close with what i think really needs to happen here. first and foremost we've got to redirect more resources to home hardening and defensible space. that's what will help communities like mine prepare for the eventuality of fire. we're not going to shut the fire spigot off. we have to treat the root cause, climate emissions, carbon pollution contributed to a large part by commercial logging, which is the kind of activities that are increasingly being funded to do the work that the forest service did not tell you about. this is not some benign treatment. it's increasing carbon pollution. we're in a climate and a biodiversity crisis. we have very little time to solve this problem. one of the ways you could solve it is more carbon in natural ecosystems, old forests. there's a lot of concern about whether

just for plowing the land. also, summer residents are looking for specialists in the installation of barbarist greenhouses who would cut down old diseased trees. someone loves a dacha, someone they only dream of, but there are a lot of those who are ready to give it up, more precisely, not from the dacha itself from the site in the country there are thousands of abandoned lands that, for various reasons, the owners stop using. for garden associations - this is a real problem we are afraid of. we are fires. god forbid it catches fire and this house catches fire and the neighbors are a source of a potential fire, an abandoned summer cottage of such says the chairman of the garden partnership. lyudmila trifonova in their village. nearly half of one of the owners has died. someone just stopped, what is called pulling to the ground, on many of these acres the owner's foot has not set foot for decades, there are two plots next to us that have not been cultivated for 30 years. here we have to with my husband, while we

about the owner of a particular land.municipalities, namely where you need to apply for abandoned lands, do not have enough people and resources to work with each such site. there is also a third in order to withdraw such a land plot, it is necessary to prove in court that its condition violates, for example, the ecological situation poses a threat to the life and health of citizens there. yes , for example, as in the case of fires , signs of unused land would help to prove it, for example, overgrowing with weeds and shrubs, littering the territory. today, such criteria have been introduced in relation to agricultural land, if this legislative instrument were applied by the ixad plot, then the number of abandoned acres would be noticeably would have declined confidently experts, firstly, many owners. they should just take better care of their land. in other cases, such a measure would greatly simplify the transfer of land unnecessary to the old owner to the new owner. the stumbling block is not only reports, but also squa

the holy land, feel the love that the creator called us.mes the patriarch, the theophilus of jerusalem , the third. well, at least i should now. to appear, because the kavass came out always surprisingly always go first no women, and then the metropolitans will go and the last is the patriarch. such is the tradition and the way in which he passes, too, is firmly fixed from the temple of jacob. there is a specially designed passage to the roof of the holy sepulcher to the greek patriarchate and up this staircase immediately from the patriarchy. uh, the entire delegation can go to the courtyard of the holy sepulcher, usually, uh, many guests come from the seminary of the greek uh, students, listeners, teachers come a lot the richly decorated patriarchal cross is carrying the guests from greece in desperation and you see how prostatitis it all is, such a ceremonial simplicity of the arrival, there is no such special solemnity, that is, everyone comes as servants of god, the patriarch has already appeared, and he must now come in nothing inside

but it increases the incentive for clearing land for agriculture. and in indonesia, there has been a, a moratorium on new palm oil forest plantations. carmel is one of indonesia principal exports, and it's something consumed in huge numbers of products, not just foods actually, but more. but other products as well that use vegetables and that moratorium has definitely contributed to the reduction in the loss. the rates of loss of indonesia is rain forest. remember, this is not an absolute declining a or absolute increase in forest rates or rates of loss, which is slowing. that's good news. but with the ending of that moratorium and with very high food prices, you will see huge pressures to plot more trees to take more land or from her virgin forest to turn it into plantation land and in other parts of the world. for example, brazil to grow crops which are, which are more profitable than they were even last year. so the land pressures which arise not just within those countries, but of course, from our consumption. we in the northern countries on the

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that they are certainly taking for granted on these lands. they won't be able to do it if it's made clearly into a monument. and when he was asked to give examples, the senator said, just take my word for it. boom. this is a story, of pat ronizing story a. condescending story and i see my politicians and frontier mormons discounting the tribes once again calling them laymanites. the rebel yuns ones against god, dark skinned and cursed, racism is a story the book of mormon is a story. boom. perhaps our greatest trauma living in the state of utah is the religiosity of the mormon patriarchy that says you have no authority to speak. women, indians, black people, brown people, gay people, tr a. ns people, it is only the chosen ones who hold the priest over us and counsel us that their only way to heaven is through them. boom. all my life i was told i could not speak. that i had no voice. no power, except through my father or my husband or my bishop or the general authorities and then there was the prophet, boom. i refused to perpetuate this lie. t

, not federal land. and it's because private lands have industrial logging that interacts with extreme fire weather that spills over and causes the kind of problems that you are concerned about. we have two direct more resources to the defensible space. that's what would help the communities like mine prepare for the eventuality of fire. we are not going to shut off the fire spigot. we have to learn to coexist and treat the root cause. the root cause is claimant efficient, carbon pollution, contributed by commercial logging is the kind of activity that is increasingly being funded for the work that the forest service did not tell you about. this isn't just some benign treatment. its increasing carbon pollution. we are in a climate and biodiversity crisis. we have very little precious time to solve this problem. and one of the ways you can solve it is through the remote carbon and natural ecosystems like forests, big trees. this landslide is what i would like to close on because there's a lot of concern a

land keepers.y gets a good meal. male: yeah, i'll bring it to my grandma. gerald: oh yeah, take it home. male: i'll bring it home to grandma elsie. gerald: this is the way that we were taught, and this is the way we practice, and this is the way we pass on our teachings. zoe: the guys have killed this one caribou, and you can see that they're starting to process it in the field. they've pulled the entrails out, they're taking the skin off, and then they're going to pack it down to the village, and cut it up, and distribute it to the community. and they really pride themselves on nothing going to waste, and that's out of respect to the animal. [wind blowing] sarah james: get all ready, and then we eat, then we go to sleep. these are half dry caribou strip. little bit of fat, and that's how we eat it. they make it even taste better. zoe: sarah james is one of the gwich'in elders. sarah: heart is very tender and it could be good for toothless people, and--so i got a--one piece of heart. that's how the

our land, and we have the levy. i'm that these condition that you are leaving and that could cause the corner. now the system is still a visit for us and if you go to a place like cape town, it's very difficult to access the seat you, when you are blank and, and now we have in no, it's no longer about disk in the scheme, it's about how much you have so, so you can access the cities, so we will compile land that has go to the c 2 because we believe that let people have been to a bit. can you describe that for me a bit because, you know, i think from the audience has benefit your fighting against evictions. you're fighting the acts as land as you mentioned. and to do so, you are lead occupying vacant and unused lands in urban areas. and you're trying to sort of bill communities in, inside these spaces out there in formal settlements. basically, what do they look like? who's in them, or how are they structured when the infamous settlements are shenzi houses built out of wood out of desperation because we have no other

reclaim vacant land.e themselves as facilitators. they dig up the info about the current owner of the vacant land, whether it's the city or a private owner, secure access to it and even help with design and community engagement so that citizens develop their own projects. the people of the neighborhood then take the helm, giving new life to the dead space around their homes. we have a tool that we made. it's a website and i can show it to you. it's a map where you can see all those spots in the city of montreal. as of right now, we have over one hundred vacant lands that are on the map and those are all vacant lands that people sent us. let's say we click on where we are right now. here's all the information about it. so that's the basic information. we also have this facebook plug in where people can start comments, saying : "...i live close by and want to do something." - this is exactly what is happening here. this 181 m2 lot was privately owned, but left to rot for many years. trash was scattered ever

this land reform program would have forced the united food company to sell its unused land, so it could be divided up and given to 4 families. the united for the company was very unhappy with this. they went to the united states government, the u. s. government then concluded that the socialist orientation of guatemala was dangerous to the united states were okay, sanjay it though bye or go. i don't where victory battle and they will see outbound buddha film and thunder head. he thought at the medical. yep. i think i'm in corroborate you can we're good. we're, we're, we're pretty good. all right. yeah. well, i wonder if this will go ahead. i think, i mean, a later civil war broke out. something like 200000 people were killed in that conflict over more than 30 years with the info me. but in the old going that they can see though and a guy old, but a thought was the lateral. it's am i won't be near one be near samarnie, dathan. yeah. got his email though. yeah. let me check on that. come with me for a while. go here. mm. i see you. are you scared of the with the amend my thought cm today.

and here it is highly respected in the holy land. and, uh, welcome, when you stand near the guard , cross yourself with the banner of the cross and bow to the ground, as well as other confessions in this the moment they pray, if the time has come for a muslim to pray. he gets out of the car, throws a rug and begins to bow towards mecca, that is, there are different confessions here, and everyone is in prayer. and as if that's why we pray for peace, so that hmm there would be no such infringement of the confession, so that everyone would have the right to pray for this, the self-atmosphere of the holy city calls for this. here in the center in the heart of the holy sepulcher is amazing. uh, this is where we are now at the tomb, where sunday will be, christ everyone feels it in your temple. now in every temple. we have, er, shrouds, the coffin of the lord is a symbol of the holy sepulcher so sacred, and the holy fathers call the altar a coffin. yes great saturday. it sums up the passion day, during which we recalled the last days of th

. - and the land. - many people have access to the land. - we are producers. we are cultivator. we are fishermen. - because you live off your land. - it's one of the islands that felt the impact the least. but again, you can find people in the cities of crete that do suffer. - they suffer. - even here. - i see that people here in crete, en if they're really based in nature and agriculture, you see that they have problems but they are staying positive and they have a really good energy. and they're lucky because it's really good to know that you can have your own chickens, your eggs, your plants. everything. and you have the sun for sure. - yes. and tomorrow, the sun will come up again. - exactly. - to the cretan sun, right? - exactly. - nice. - yamas. - yamas. (yannis androulidakis) when cretans go on vacation by the sea, they go to the southern end of the island, it's quiet and there are lots of camping places. they often go spend the weekend. you don't need to take a boat to join the rest of civilization. most cretans haven't been everywhere on the island, t

in the holy land, the nuns themselves consider the creation of watercolors in the holy land and subsequent exhibitions, as a missionary activity over the past 20 years, a traveling exhibition of the sisters' watercolors has been presented in the art museums of russia. we paint in the holy land through the contemplation of watercolor paintings, you can feel the grace of the holy land, feel the love that the creator called us. here comes the patriarch, the theophilus of jerusalem , the third. well, at least, it should appear now, because pavas always come out surprisingly, always go first, not a woman, but then the metropolitans will go and the last ones are the patriarchs. such is the tradition and the path in which he, too, is rigidly fixed from the temple of jacob. there is a specially designed passage to the roof of the holy sepulcher to the greek patriarchate and up this staircase immediately from the patriarchy. uh, the entire delegation can go to the courtyard of the holy sepulcher, usually, uh, many guests come from the seminary of the greek uh, students, listeners, teachers, many gu

it would just burn out on landing.al protection is done so that when the ship descends in the atmosphere from a height of about 190 km due to high speed, there strong heating occurs. how even plasma and ordinary materials are formed immediately burn out. the skin of ordinary spaceships is disposable, this is a thick layer of a special material that gradually burns out in the atmosphere. the descent vehicle itself remains intact, but it is impossible to use it for the second time. buran was a reusable spacecraft . it was designed for at least 20 flights, so its surface had to remain intact. the basis for such a material is ultra-pure quartz, i.e. 99.99 percent of the frequency of pure quartz in nature , very few people began to work with rock crystal, since this is a very pure material, and then in the zone of the middle urals they found a deposit of especially pure quartz sand, from which they then smelted e, blanks, and then from these blanks in a special way very thin fibers were obtained. e, which was further used f

this land reform program would have forced the united food company to sell its unused land. so it could be divided up and given to 4 families, the united for the company was very unhappy with this. they went to the united states government. the u. s. government then concluded that the socialist orientation of guatemala was dangerous to the united states were okay, sanjay it though bye or go. i don't where that victory battle and that was the outbound buddha from and throw your head . he thought my play up. i think i'm in it's got are pretty can we're going we were would have been here. put. all right. yeah. i wonder if this will go ahead. i think, i mean, a later civil war broke out. something like 200000 people were killed in that conflict over more than 30 years with the info. me. but i didn't know at all going that they kept it though. an it guy old, but a thought was the lateral. it's them out won't be near one be now samar dathan? yeah. got his name in the vehicle with me for my go via. mm mm i see you. are you scared of the with the amend my thought cm today. they may

but it increases the incentive for clearing land for agriculture. and in indonesia, there has been a, a moratorium on new palm oil forest plantations. carmel is one of indonesia, principal exports, and it's something consumed in huge numbers of products, not just foods, actually, but more, but other products as well that use vegetables. and that moratorium has definitely contributed to the redundant increase in forest rates or rates of loss which is slowing. that's good news. but with the ending of that moratorium and with very high food prices, you plantation land and in other parts of the world. for example, brazil to grow crops which are, which are more profitable than they were even last years, particularly northern ones where there is some consumer pressure from consumers in northern or countries global north country. and so that has been a relative success story, but it isn't every come every company. and there are many companies that are not taking part in that attempt to reduce farm or in farmers and land owners, planting crops, cutting down

law, the french land is taken away?uestion, depending on how and when documents were drawn up in ninety the third year he designed this land. my father, the apostle , built the household to bend, then i realized that after 2 years my mother died, in short, there was no one left here. i then worked at the institute. then there was absolutely everything deaf there was no money, no sense. so i decided to come here, so to speak, closer to the roots. yes, count up, squirrel without land. and now they tell me, it's not your city that takes it from you. difficult times in the nineties but now you can challenge any question. let's talk about it tomorrow, things will wait well for the rain to argue, you can great. let's take this is my business card. you can call anytime. you probably know? andryusha, let's go out, let's talk where. smoke maybe i'll tell you and so that the nagitova here is no longer understood? do you think i don't know why i came here? well, how much will you give me now for the land ? and? come surprise me wi