will talk about this with the guest of the program, in our studio is the director of the national agency for investment and privatization dmitry krasovsky. hello, dmitry. hello! the forum presented the capabilities of our state in general, or some specific projects? this time we talked about specific projects. i will give two examples: a project to extract ultra-pressed water in the lenichesky district of the gomel region and a project to extract bauxite ores from dosan. ultra-pressed water. what is it? ultra-pressed water is water with very low mineralization. so low that it is not even recommended to drink it regularly, it can only be used for medicinal purposes, water is very rare, it is rare, by the way, such production has not yet been created in the cis, we are sure that the investor will be interested in the project, there were many players in this market at the forum, both from belarus, companies engaged in the production of soft drinks, and from russia, uzbekistan, such water is potential for our market or for export, potentially water is always profitable for export, although the belarusian m

we expect serious fruitful work on the portal of the investor's roadmap of the national agency for investmentprivatization of 788 mineral deposits, real investment proposals have been developed, if there was a desire, anisha can be found, they emphasize during the work of the investment studio. according to the degree of interest of businessmen and investors, six of the top ten are located in the gomel region, the reserves of netri need to be managed rationally and economically. belarus is interested in creating more favorable conditions for the arrival of both foreign and domestic investors. the updated investment legislation was presented within the framework of the forum. another instrument in the legislation is compensation for infrastructure, when the investor builds, including the infrastructure necessary to ensure the operation of the plant, for example, transport or engineering or energy. then in law. the work was held within the framework of a panel discussion on the fruitful, constructive and meaningful prospects for using water resources for doing business. in total, the large-scal

in our studio, the director of the national agency for investment and privatization, dmitry krasovskylo. the forum presented in general possible. our state or some specific projects? this time we talked about specific projects, i will give two examples: a project for the extraction of ultra-pressed water in the leichsky district of the golem region, and a project for the extraction of poxytic ores in dosanie. ultra-pressed water, what is it? ultra-pressed water is water with very low mineralization, so low that it is not even recommended to drink it regularly, it can only be used for medicinal purposes. water very rare, rarely occurs, by the way , such production facilities have not yet been created in the cis, we are sure that the investor will be interested in the project, there were many players in this market at the forum, both in belarus, companies engaged in the production of soft drinks, and from russia. uzbekistan, is such water potential for our market or for export? potentially, water is always profitable for export, although the belarusian market is estimated at more than 5

on the portal, the investor's roadmap, the national agency for investment and privatization, 788 mineralinvestment proposals have been developed, if there is a desire, a niche can be found, they emphasize during the work. including the infrastructure necessary to ensure the operation of the plant, for example, transport or engineering or energy, and then have the right to submit such an application and the state will compensate for the costs, this gives an opportunity to speed up construction, reduce the cost of construction, well, to interest again parishes in specific small areas, regions, where there is a necessary creation of production fruitful. constructive and meaningful work took place within the framework of the panel discussion on the prospects of using water resources for doing business. in total, the large-scale forum in gomel brought together more than 250 professionals. natalia ignatenko, alexander murashkin, the first information. belarusian orthodox church, the first of the religious associations passed re-registration. the official documents were handed over today from t

you have all of those agencies like to the national government for democracy, which is one by the funded by the americans. they boast about investing in independent media in the old countries around europe. so hard to don't split the money. who gets has independent media? what's independent media is independent media. uh someone does spouts out of the us line is, is the independent media, our data people, debt protects us interest or the people that are the people that tells the truth of us we the happen don't think so. you don't really get paid uh, but the side for by anyone pretending to suitable was really going on when you get a good chance of getting some investment. and so farm or other provided you were told the line and keep it on the right side of things. i mean, you think they're pretty proud then in washington. i mean you've spoken parliament about the legacy of the ca over ation operation. i'm glad you. we actually did a show about this recently going underground show you spoke in the are being problem and with respect to cube are obviously now the you is talking about venezuela. i will return, i will go to palestine in

investing in cryptocurrency and things that can generate value for the american taxpayer and that can perhaps help us overcome our staggering national debt. you advocate for renaming the environmental protection agency to a department of conservation. what's the difference? why? why is that an important thing to do? you know, it's a really important distinction. and historically, in the american environmental movement, there's been two approaches. the one approach associated, i believe, with john muir is the idea protecting the environment and keeping it in a kind of pristine state. and then there's the other idea associated with gifford pinchot, which is the idea of conservation. that is to say, we use the environment and we use our natural resources for, the benefit of human beings. but we take care of the environment as much as possible. the first approach is a kind of ideally utopian approach. and the second approach is a more pragmatic, human centered approach. and i think the second approach is the better approach to environmental policy. i think too much too many of our environmental policies are focused entirely on protection and preservation of this kind of ideal wilderness model that we ha

for doing what the china initiative failed to do. it collaborates across agencies to prevent nation state actors from acquiring sensitive technology by successfully investing and prosecuting illegal procurement networks. we're on the right path to protecting our nation's secrets and keeping america safe. this legislation would take us in the opposite direction. i oppose this legislation. i encourage my colleagues to do the same and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york reservess. the gentleman from texas it is recognized. mr. gooden: thank you, mr. speaker. i've heard a lot about the ruined lives of intellectuals in academics and i've heard about the conviction rate. you know, it is true there were only eight convictions but one of the comments made was we should focus resources on actual problems. well, what happened when we did that, when we took away this china initiative and replaced it with nothing? in the last two years we only had two convictions. our department of justice has really failed to protect our domestic industry. it's really failed to protect those who have been preyed on by china and the c

national blueprint for transportation decarbonization which you put forward along with ohio's 11th very own secretary of housing and urban development, marcia fudge and environmental protection agency administrator michael reagan. this blueprint highlights the need for investments and expansion of electric vehicle charging stations. these stations must be construed to -- prioritizing low income and underserved communities. since nearly every major auto manufacturer from gm to four to jeep has plans to expand and convert to fully electric fleets within the next decade, along with other vehicles like school buses and postal vans, we cannot leave these communities behind with this vital aspect of energy security and access to transportation. the secretary, can you speak to how the biden/harris administration is supporting construction of charging stations for marginalized communities? >> thank you so much. ngress approved under the bipartisan infrastructure law for charging includes a significant component to go to communities that don't have access to charging right now, particularly in cities, particularly poor communities, particularly rural communities where the private sector has not yet ruled out charging stations. and so the challenge for all of that, for e