local wildlife had disappeared.pe is gutted and divided into rough rectangles known as polders, low—lying tracts of land surrounded by embankments. many of the people farming in this area in the polders live below the poverty line. i began myjourney in polder 23, where there are currently ongoing problems. here, the land is barren and muddy. well, this lady has just told me that, because of problems of saltwater exposure, she has actually had to have surgery. in fact, many of the women here have said they had all kinds of related problems to the exposure to salt. many of the women say they have complained to local shrimp farm owners and the local authorities about the health issues they are experiencing, but they say their complaints aren't being listened to. these coastal areas are overseen by local union councils. the chairman of one such council told me that these days, violence in these shrimp farms is not on the same scale as a few decades ago, and that any complaints are dealt with through a more collaborative

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so local food, locally produced by local people ref. daddy's gold. so take this out, this is soil and, and a lot of us are scared of this stuff. you know, because it's dirty because it's not clean, but this is where it all begins. this is where all of our food comes from and it's amazing to see the process behind it all, how it actually grows, how it's actually created. the origins of our food, you know, like sometimes we're so disconnected from the food that we eat from the nourishment that we have. and it's just amazing to take the soil this life, giving soil into your hands for just a moment. smell it. touch it, feel it. this is life. oh, i see the here feel so wonderful. it's just the school ash amazing area of greenery and it's half an hour away from the center of mexico city. this is why louis beautiful calming places i've seen in this country so far. now on to our next destination, back in the center of mexico city. there's one last place that i want to take you guys that's really special here. but in order to get there, i've had to come to a

it is a local decision whether or not to put on the event like this. as a governor was unable to be on for the full press conference. from ac/dc perspective, we look at this as an opportunity to reach individuals that need information about monkeypox -- from our perspective, we look at this as an opportunity to reach individuals that need information about monkeypox. getting a vaccine to people who have not had a yet but making sure that as educational measures and the information that they need to stay save something that can be provided along with it. it is an opportunity to meet people where they are and one of the things that was discussed is also an opportunity to reach those who may not have equitable access to vaccines in where they live and where they're are able to access care normally. i am sure that you have something to add. >> i will add that i think clear messaging is really the cornerstone of how this outbreak has been approached. regardless of the event, knowledge is power to allow them to make decisions that will help them prevent tran

local 798 is made up -- local -- towns like mifflin town, pennsylvania, oak grove, louisiana our towns you probably never heard of but if you travel to them you stand a good chance of meeting a pipeliner. we were once fortunate enough to be out of the national spotlight. unfortunately for us, those days are over and we find ourselves thrust and a national politics. this is not where we want to be. we are in the middle. middle-class workers are feeling the squeeze. i find myself asking questions like -- do the policymakers and those against fossil fuels truly believe we can shut down all fossil fuels tomorrow and not fall into utter chaos. i ask this because during the texas trees we were shown a snapshot of the disorder that accompanies a broken grade. i also witnessed the gas hoarding that began to happen at my local gas station when the colonial pipeline was hacked. american citizens were filling large containers with gasoline without thinking about how this would affect the next person who simply wanted to fill up their tank. this brings me to my next point. a report published by th

the local people protesting _ issues? the local people protesting against - issues?ng against the i issues? the local people - protesting against the undue interest of the outsiders, undue interest detected by local lawmakers a national level policymakers. local people come into conflict with these outsiders and while we are suppressing people one way is to kill them or to threaten them with tactics so that they do not really open their mouth anymore and they do not get organised any further. and when you see that your land is underwater and you have no chance of getting it back, you are forced to work in the shrimp industry bangladeshi's department of fisheries said in a statement that more than 250,000 ruralfamilies are 250,000 rural families are dependent 250,000 ruralfamilies are dependent on shrimp farming for their livelihoods. it is dependent on shrimp farming for their livelihoods.— their livelihoods. it is said that most _ their livelihoods. it is said that most of _ their livelihoods. it is said that most of the - their livelihoods. it is said that most of

local community, empowering local organizations, works. you don't have to run this from a suite in washington dc. turn the money over to the states, turn the money over to the people who know the community's turn the money over to the people who have the faith and trust of their next door neighbor and will be listened to. and maybe that helps turn the tide because that's what worked in kansas. >> anybody else on the those issues? one of the issues that i think strategically, people want to is is there evidence or enough evidence that trump backed candidates are turning off more moderate republicans? i don't know if we've seen anything anybody reporting on that. are these candidates that making it through the primary, do they win in a general election with more moderate republicans and independents? >> i think that's the problem why you're seeing the problem in the senate with those key races? doug ducey running in the senate against mark kelly, i think it would be far more competitive and probably advantage republicans. rob portman would'v

local residents, local councillors and local — local residents, local councillors and local mps resistt reservoirs. they do not give reservoirs the green — they do not give reservoirs the green light, they worry about upheaval and the destruction of the environment, they worry about reservoirs— environment, they worry about reservoirs having a catastrophic effect _ reservoirs having a catastrophic effect on — reservoirs having a catastrophic effect on wildlife and causing an upset _ effect on wildlife and causing an upset to— effect on wildlife and causing an upset to residents. we need the water— upset to residents. we need the water companies to stop millions and litres water companies to stop millions and titres of— water companies to stop millions and litres of water being wasted every day. litres of water being wasted every day~ we _ litres of water being wasted every day. we all need to stop using quite so much _ day. we all need to stop using quite so much water as well. but we need more _ so much water as well. but we need more reservoirs if we are going to, if you _ more reser

this requires hyper-localized in hyper tailored efforts and a strong partnership of local leaders to understand how we can best reach those communities. already we've made allocation of vaccines to the ryan white clinics, which are trusted sources of care for about half a million individuals living with hiv. about half of the people diagnosed with hiv in the united states, and that's why we are working closely with state and local leaders like governor edwards, to get vaccines and information to large events that bring together large groups of lgbtq plus individuals. from southern decadence in new orleans to black pride in atlanta in california, and as will be discussed in detail, that's why we are launching a new equity intervention pilot program that aims to directly reach for communities of color that may face barriers in assessing vaccines. through this new pilot program, we will provide vaccines to help departments, specifically for smaller scale community-based vaccination efforts that leverage the deep relationships that organizations already have on the ground in these commun

local taxes, particularly in states with local home rule authority, create chaos for businesses. there are actions congress can take in conjunction with state to reduce burdens on businesses. focusing on uniformity across state while protecting state sovereignty through widespread membership in the streamlined sales tax product -- project would have the greatest impact on minimizing burdens for sellers. 24 states are active bailey dissipating the streamlined sales tax agreement, however, none of the largest states participate. efforts to encourage participation by large state and other, non-streamlined states should be evaluated. four states that are already members of streamlined, texas -- efforts on uniformity for nexus threshold and common definitions into centralized function should be supported. finally, the elimination of physical presence nexus standards in conjunction with uniform nexus standards will eliminate barriers to business growth by limiting registration requirements for the smallest businesses. thank you. i welcome questions. chair wyden: thank you, all. let's b

to the place of the brilliant force of the local garrison.his landscape fire is 60 hectares from the scene, report by veronica bogma. with the fire that covered 3 1/2 hectares of the floodplain on the left bank of the don, the rescuers fought for throughout the night, the massive landscape fire had been broken into five battlefields by the time this footage was filmed. three were extinguished in two situations, it remained serious and required an increase in forces and means. you see what a strong wind it was he who helped the fire to travel several kilometers. a new road is being built up to this point. this is the southern entrance to rostov-on-don, there was a threat of construction equipment, so it is here that all the efforts of rescuers are concentrated for the moment around the swampy, hard-to-reach graders prepared the road so that the fire trucks could get closer to the fire. people were seduced and withdrawn by the forces of the ministry of emergency situations of russia using a helicopter of the ministry of emergency situations of

further increase in the chains of processing of local raw materials, the third localization, the fourthll and medium business. well, the fifth attraction of our science is making its contribution to replacing the positions that have fallen out and entrepreneurs, small and medium-sized businesses are actively included in the cooperation chain with large enterprises in the first half of the year they produced import-substituting products for more than $ 1.5 billion, but still for comparison in last year, bets from countries unfriendly to us were invited to 8 billion dollars. so, business also has a way to go , especially since the state has offered it. these are various support tools there is a package of proposals and the development bank still has only an intermediate goal for a far-sighted manufacturer of import substitution, our country is small, and the market capacity is limited , and here, in order to really work in plus , it is important to grow strong export-oriented enterprises, by the way . today, our industrial products with a high degree of localization are over 60 % is an ex

and as a local population, what are the moods , what is happening, is there no increase in pressure onm , today in the occupied territories, the population is divided into several categories. well the first - these are those who have already left and do not want to have anything in common and believe that they do not see their life in the occupation . manifestations of some kind of activity, that and this is the largest category, that is, the local population wants only one thing, that they be detached from them and freed from them and that there were no problems, that that they were not bombed, they were not shot, etc., the number of collaborators is quite small, and this is it it is confirmed even to create a commission to hold a referendum, at the moment they can not, they bring people from other territories from the lpr, from the dpr, pro-russian participants are already heard there, and teachers are brought to schools from the russian federation, and they are given housing that was taken from residents who left the territory before he does not burn with the desire to work of the o

no wonder the local country club charges 120 thousand dollars just to join.lder monte gingery is a member. and like stephen prince, he also enjoys pheasant-hunting, travel, and fast cars. but that's where the similarities end. gingery opposes higher taxes, and disagrees with those who support them. >> if it really bothers those people that much, i would say, send a couple of extra zeroes in your tax check to the irs. and i guarantee you, not one of them has done so. they can say one thing, but then all their money's over here in switzerland or down in the islands. >> instead of taxpayer-funded social programs, he feels the rich should make charitable contributions, via donations and foundations that retain control over their money. president biden's plans to expand the welfare state? gingery calls that wishful socialistic thinking, and the wrong approach. >> so if you are staing out losing 30% or 40% of everything just because you are mismanaging it, or it is administration, or anything else, they need to really work on that. a job is ten times more effective

of the city yards on gogol street, an improvised explosive device probably went off, according to local residents, to the side ambulances went to the neighborhood this was announced by the mayor of melitopol , ivan fedorov, according to his words, in this way, one of the leaders of the election of the headquarters of united russia, the head of the propaganda department for work with the mass media, oleg shostak, the resistance movement monitors the collaborators and knows them by face and name, so i will quote no one without due attention, fedorov added, and the russians are constantly shelling the dnipropetrovsk region, this time they hit the nikopol and in the districts of kryvyi rih, manganese was hit with hailstones and 40 rockets were fired, three people were injured, one child was injured in the city , a five-story building was partially destroyed, four were damaged high-rise buildings - two private houses, a cafe , a printing shop, several garages, the head of the dnipropetrovsk regional council, mykola lukashuk, also said about 10 shots from barrel artillery were recorded in nik

i started buying local lobsters and local swordfish and other local fish, and i started buying out of baja cafornia. i started buying groupers and snappers and scallops out of baja california and diversified the business. [saw whirring] we buy directly from the boats. we know who we're buying from, and then we take care of the quality and get it to our different customer levels, whether it's a wholesaler in san francisco or whether it's a staurant here in san diego or an individual who walks in the door. we'll bring the fish back here, and we'll grade the fish one by one, so each fish, we'll do a tail cut, a core sample. we'll grade the fish. uh, number one? this one's a little different. the tail is a little bit off color, but the core nice, so i graded it a 2g with a two plus 4. we have a limited amount of wild fish we can take to keep the population sustainable, and yet we have a growing population in the world, so we need this seafood. there are more imports now. half the world's seafood supply is being farmed. it's not happening in the u.s. it's happening in another country under

wells, and you should check with the local leaders to check how they are, they are not there, they are not working, they are not working, do you have any pumps, where can you dump them, do you have pipes to have a yard, some kind of generator, that is, if the pump is alive, the actual water supply is also a very, very important point, but mykolayiv actually survives because they have wells, they give you water, it is not the best to plan it there, but it is there, and then some kind of purification station is being built there there, again, the international society helps with such components of mobile water purification stations, and there is certainly less than a normal water supply, but it can be done this way, what do you say about the occupied temporary territories, or did you somehow estimate how much is it possible to start a heating season there at all? is it out of the question? well, it’s sad, yes, that is, on the one hand, part of the cities remain connected to the ukrainian energy system , they get gas from there . they get paid for it, not for gas, not for electricity, but

locals wash here while summer and heat are such a shower, even for pleasure, but winter is ahead. to frost. i worked at the factory in such cold weather. there is no roof, no windows, no doors, eh, i'm the frost . no one wants to go to this yard, so to speak. people live here, food for the rich, showers, spending the night on the street. in the basement or on our own fear and risk at home in an apartment, well, the fear is drowned a little because we are people well, how would it be, well, this will be parents well, they are pensioners, i repeat myself once again, and they are never here when the evacuation car ran but this guys , let's leave well, here we go to the entrance mom , i won’t go anywhere because of my partner, i won’t go. and i stayed with them. those who decided to leave the donetsk region were also not few. almost 4,000 people have already evacuated to more or less safe cities of ukraine. winter is ahead. everyone knows perfectly well what it will be. it's hard to leave your own home like that, but it's a chance to survive thanks to vitaly oskar janson espresso tv c

of local teachers.er 1st and brought humanitarian kits, humanitarian kits as usual. here are uh cereals. well , like butter, sugar, salt, uh, canned fish, although even stewed tea and a confectionery safe at school, 350 children studied in a lesson. now them. you have to travel to neighboring cities. school buses of high school students will carry them every day, classes will be held remotely until september 15. the building commission will decide the fate of the damaged school building after the shelling of part of the building. the survivors will soon be held here. expertise specialists will decide to completely demolish the building of the educational institution or repair is possible, if the building has to be demolished, then the local authorities will begin to prepare documents for joining the state program for the construction of a new school. also, during the shelling of the vratak , residential buildings were soon damaged, the public will deliver building materials to the village for restoratio

that is, these are wind power plants, that is, everything that can be done locally at the local levely on a small scale, but it is gas generation at sewage treatment plants. this is the project. i received it now, i started it again, you have a similar generation in khmelnytskyi, there is a similar one in ternopil, these are the processes, how many landfills are launched, actually, these two aspects of the city. it is still valid, i will remember again kamianets-podilskyi e myrhorod e-e i.e. less places less than there it is easier or there the volume is smaller this point is still necessary but the future according to local analytical systems is full decentralization of the energy system to places of love, this is the whole trend of europe, its own decentralized energy production for each consumer can be a seller, you can produce your own energy, and in general, the trend in the construction market of europe is such that, well, the logic is that now it is not so much the square meters of newly built housing that are sold, but the calculation of what volume of energy can generate your

even the locals are shocked. it was some, at least it makes me sad, a mouthpiece because it makes me sad because i grew up in the village. i made it and i had never seen the river like this toy dog. we used to go to the water holes over there with the children and fish because the water wasn't too high or lunatic, but he should let no one. yep. now there's just algy and frogs, lafferty, sal, good. d conroy. the reduction in water has been disastrous for much of the areas ecosystem. many islands i now connected to the shore, cutting off various waterways. fish have been robbed of the space they need to survive and reduced to living and pawns. scientists say the current low water level is something of a wider wake up call. it charged no, didn't under it at the low water level, this year is quite exceptional. it's due to a major deficit and rainfall that began last winter g. it's led to many small tributaries of the law to dry up or not. it's just your net degree more with france currently facing severe droughts and

our outreach to the state and local officials as a result has been quite robust. it has included training for a number of those individuals on how to best report as quickly as possible those communications up to our task force so that they can be assessed for both physical threats as well as for potential prosecution. >> so you are taking this seriously as a real concern, and hopefully can keep us advised of your progress. >> absolutely, senator. >> thank you very much. thanks, mr. chairman. >> senator tillis. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you both for being here. we, several months ago, convened a bipartisan working group we need to do on election law suit. we have one that is on the electoral count act. another one that is referred to as enhanced election security protection act as something that i think is necessary for us to increase penalties for people. i think in your case a task force reviewed about 1000 cases per i think there were about 11%, 100 or so that were above the threshold that you could potentially seek prosecution. mr. polite, do you th

local hospitable inhabitants along pripyat. how tourists are greeted, watch the project trip on the belarus 24 tv channel. in this issue of assignability, focus on the profession today, colleagues in the presidential administration discussed a new version of the code on education. don't rush register vehicles, poland or lithuania intends to create traffic jams at the borders and apply responsibility. own peoples of the baltic states of poland, dozens of people detained after disagreement

there are journalists in the local communities reporting on local issues.nk about "the boston globe" exposing the issue in the catholic church. think about local journalists covering the tornadoes last year in kentucky. those are not journalists who are out of touch, as is presented by the likes of trump, with the people. those are the people. they're inside their communities reporting on issues that are important to their local communities, and often those are the people who are most targeted. when we look at the journalists being attacked worldwide, being killed, most off they are local journalists. >> it's important for people to understand. what we have seen is black slisl -- backsiding in democratic countries, leaders trying to turn the public against the press. what are you thinking about in your newsroom, how are you trying to counter these threats? >> well, the important thing is not to be fooled, right? authoritarians obviously see the press correctly as an adversary, trying to get the truth about their authoritarian tendencies and behaviors. autho

the symbiosis of scientific knowledge and local engagement is barren fruit . why do we actually need climate activists? what can they do better than politicians and scientist? for one thing, they speak for the our own generation. our generation that has to cope with the world will leave them. but more importantly, the money to motivate other young people. and my compatriots, identical or ludvigsen says, but what lies the head offers in terms of environmental protection. cannot be done by the few echo africa visited her. ah, my name is ally, decide indicate i'm an equal feminist. climbing justice up to the senate reporter using a video blog as her fighting to orlando to dinner is one of africa's most vocal environmental activists. having studied agricultural, the 27 year old has always had a love for the environments, but it was after meeting greater to look at the 2019 cop conference in madrid that she was inspired to take further action. standing alone, she started the fight for future movement inland. jerry, all, what we want is to have climate. justice is w

the symbiosis of scientific knowledge and local engagement is barren fruit. why do we actually need climate activist? what can they do better van politicians and scientist for one thing, they speak for the our own generation. our generation that has to cope with the world will leave them, but more importantly, the money to motivate other young people. and my compatriots, identical or ludvigsen says, but what lies the head offers in terms of environmental protection. cannot be done by the few echo africa visited her. oh my name is al i the sardine k. i'm an equal feminist climate. justice activists on an equal reporter using a video blog as her fighting to orlando. so i didn't care is one of africa's most vocal environmental activists having studied agriculture. the 27 year old has always had a love for the environments, but it was after meeting great. i tuned berg at the 2019 cop conference in madrid, that she was inspired to take further action. standing alone, she started the fight in future movement inland. jerry, all, what we want is to have climate. just

there are localized extinguished open burning. uh flare up, hearths inside already, burnt out territories. and they immediately instantly with us, uh, localized. well, our correspondent on the spot, stanislav vasilchenko, will tell you more about the situation with the fire department in the ryazan region in the morning on the territory of the headquarters of the ministry of emergency situations and in general over the ryazan region, a strong smog, but according to the information of the russian emergencies ministry or safe, these are the results of controlled annealing, which the brigades are allowed to meet fires. now this is the main method of dealing with the elements of smoke and harry, the entire ryazan region been breathing for 2 weeks now. the smog has also spread to the neighboring regions, the specialists of the avialis security are sure to take a breath of fresh air. it will be possible very soon a threat to settlements. no fire, all uh, understandable localized open burning edges. no, except for those edges on which pr

threats, a locality no, as in the neighboring republic of mari el olgar.l kostrikov and andrey sorokin vesti the duty unit, the alleged murderer of the journalist daria dugina, used a fake passport of a citizen of kazakhstan in the name of yulia zaikov. consequently, it was established that the suspect natalya vovka presented the document when, shortly before the crime, she rented a garage located just 4 km from the house where the deceased journalist lived. the owner of the garage, said that the woman needed the premises as soon as possible, and she paid for a month in advance, andrei's report ivanova the garage complex, 4 kilometers from the house, where the citizen of ukraine rented an apartment, was already examined by operatives. there are dozens of premises here, some for sale, some for rent, no security. here we do not see the alleged perpetrator of the murder of journalist and political scientist daria dugin and forty-three-year-old natalia vovk, according to some reports, rented a garage not at all for her glamorous mini-cooper, according to neigh

we know that distribution often involves moving to another locality.t guarantees are there in this case ? you have to go to another locality and the state provides guarantees, that is, which the employer must provide at the workplace where the person will work before. this payment is provided to him. uh, and the guarantee is presented not only to the employee himself, but and my family members who are moving with him. uh, also e luggage is paid if he carries with him up to 500 kg for the employee himself and 150 kg for another family member. in addition, he receives daily allowance according to the norms according to business trips. well, such a one-time allowance is paid in the amount of his standard salary rate, and a family member is 1/4 of that allowance that is due to the employee himself, that is, quite significant significant support immediately when a person arrives at a new place of work, and providing housing. at in this case, the presentation of housing is already, so to speak, initially the issues are negotiated with the tenant. under what

according to local officials. they say that the population has been advised to take shelter with the ukrainian army bonding residential areas. this is the latest that we have from the see 40 said the one us applies. high. most rocket fell on the city but failed to explode. and in another shelling of a neighboring town, a local school has been completely destroyed. according to local officials have shown this footage of the damage that no casualties have been reported. this comes with care, save that inoffensive is underway by its military and the curse and region. however, russian authorities have, we busted those claims and say that ukraine is simply trying to justify its bombardment of civilians. as a people have reportedly being held and dozens of injured in bagdad off to protest, a storm and stormed government offices in support of a leading opposition. shia cleric, who announced his retirement from politics summit and ongoing power struggle in the country. we should warn you that you may find the following im

she is with the local security forces . earlier mac tonto, i'll fight as follows. storms, the republican palace, a key meeting place for iraq. the heads of stays in foreign dignitaries. the rocky army has never unfortunately taken full control of the government offices of using live bullets and take us to discuss the the protest this we met by local security forces as they enter the remote building, but also the arrival of the iraqi army. the classes moved on to the streets and thank god george. the military is patrolling the streets of the rocky capital. while he has been declared a country like the sunrise begun last month when he walks the frame. judicial council suspended his work off the side to support his camp out near its headquarters to demand that it is tolerance. his policy was unable to form a government. this plan having more the largest number of seats in the federal elections held long haber, his local journalists move the bill, reporting directly from the green zone in back that the security situation in ira

there, they treated the local tv channels and local radio very sparingly, because they realized thatpying this territory , they would be able to ask whom they needed and use it already for yourself to your advantage, and we periodically hear from the general staff, in particular, that the enemy has efforts and concentration around and in the direction of bahmut, it is possible to capture the inhabited point, well, if so, then it makes sense to destroy the free radio, the building of the power of this media, if you could try to use it for yourself already after the occupation. that's why they decided to simply destroy this object. well, of course, i can't know the final reasons, but i can assume that in the case with us, it was impossible to use what we have, to use our broadcaster simply because we were formed against the occupiers, our primary mission is to oppose them, that is why we have been jammed for a very long time in donetsk, from the beginning we were getting there and as soon as they selectively had the opportunity to interrupt our waves with some kind of radio star, it ha

and here's a local journalist now reporting from the scene. the 1st report of our munition explosions near the village of my school in the jungle district already begun to come in. it's around recovery if the and if yeah. video local residents posted videos of fires and columns of smoke and social network. the defense ministry said that the destination of ammunition or the military, that was the result of sabotage and civilian infrastructure, was also affected to leave the dummies. railroad tracks were quickly restored, but they uses temporarily restricted for safety reasons. that it be the head of the republic. this guy acts in a state id like off the explosions are over. there will be a commission that inspection of all the affected side about now the territory has been blocked off by security forces. and all the local residents within a radius of 50 kilometers have been evacuated, but the temporary accommodation facilities were prepared for them. 121 people out of 3000 evacuation have gone there, while others went to stay with their friends