he said, go to the agriculture, water and natural resources commission, one of the commissions the expertisethe islamic council is to review plans and bills for better handling and to investigate the questions of the representatives and to prepare a monitoring report in these areas . agriculture, water resources, livestock and poultry, fisheries, environment and meteorology . the overall resistance economy, the general policies of the country, the general policies of reforming the consumption pattern, the general policies of water resources, the general policies of the population, and the general policies of housing and urban development are related, and food security and the agricultural sector of the parliament's agriculture commission are responsible for monitoring part of the performance of the four ministries of niro jihad, agriculture, health and the country. and 26 corporate organizations and government institutions will get help from you, dear representatives, as trusted and concerned advisors regarding important programs . the internal regulations of the islamic council of parliamen

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the natural resources organization itself announced that some requests require the formation of a commissionample , a transfer commission or a commission of note 1 of the article for changing the use of agricultural land. it can be made into a laptop and online, my loved ones are members of the commission and the electronic signature , god willing, the device will help me to do this , the main goal of the project's charter , people will help me instead of themselves , masoud will help. there are devices that i am still doing on paper. i registered my own number , and at the same time, people need to visit authorized offices to apply for a permit . research and specific time requirements should be clearly defined. this device should be completed in a few hours or a few days. the single window will be electronic. no additional stop waiting they didn't have weight in the answer and this electronic device answer your body related to the earth , the earth, the earth, the earth, the company of airports and air navigation, the inquiry package of the globe is within the range of use of the airport o

resignation came on the day after the state department of land ask natural resources reasooind kaleo manuel first deputy of the commissionwater resources management so that the commission and the department can focus on necessary work to assist the people of maui recover from the devastation of the wildfires. this stems from questions that are swirling about whether enough water was released on maui to make sure firefighters could fight those fires. we heard from several firefighters who lost their homes battling these flames. they say when they checked those fire hydrants, the water pressure was either low or gone, ana. >> and i'm looking at these images of just the level of destruction there, and you've been talking to people who are staying in shelters. we're now more than a week since the fire hit, this death toll around 111 people at last check. where do the search efforts stand? >> yeah, they're still searching the rubble. that could take several weeks, and some of the remains are so hard to find because these bodies are so badly burned. they still may be searching that rubble and finding remains months to come, an

of natural resources and ecology alexander kozlov hello alexander alexandrovich thank you for taking the time to do this in the first place our interview in august marks a year since the commissioningrifting polar station north pole 41. please tell us about the results of this work. what can you share? the ice platform allowed us to provide regular data from the high latitudes of the arctic to ensure the safety of people who will work in this direction and, uh, i would divide these results into two. these are issues related to, let's say, operational data that we use as background monitoring. e ice. uh icy of the situation, of course, the second data is data that is analytical - these are the results of working with the bottom with us with uh, depressions with the flow here i can share a number of observations. we saw spadin in one. e about the fact that these people are playing, this indicates that a certain warming is taking place. uh, in one of, let's say, uh, the coordinates of the arctic and apparently that the wind load is changing, we will use and analyze all these conclusions and data in the future and let's make the forecasts that everyone expects from us and science and m

bachelors degree, serves on numerous boards and commissions and has authored a book on the mining law as well as casebooks on public land and natural resources law and on water law. his talk obviously addresses sweep of history of america's public lands and with that, i'm very pleased to welcome to the walls stegner center green bag program today professor john leslie my friend and colleague and we very much look forward to your talk. [applause] >> thank you bob. bob is very x teemed expert. we've known each other a long e time i'm happy to be back at the university of utah where i've had the pleasure of speaking before being from california it's great to see snow on the mountains and feel the rain coming down. i'm very happy to be here. my book is the first comprehensive history of america's public lands. 4 agencies you folks in utah know more about public land generally speaking than most americans. when you tell people that united states owns more than 600 million acres of public forest land planes mountains authey are supplies. because the celebration of private property and the distrust of government particularly the national government

his bachelors degree, served numerous boards and commissions and authored a book on the mining law as well as casebooks on public land and natural resources law and water law. his talk obviously addresses the sweep of history, of america's public lands and with that very pleased to welcome to the green bag program today, professor john leshy, my friend and colleague. we look forward to your talk. [applause] >> thank you, bob. bob is an expert with many publications in the area of public land. we worked together for a long time. at the university of utah i had the pleasure of speaking before. it is great to see snow on the mountains. i am happy to be here. my book is the first comprehensive history of america's public lands, the four big agencies, park service, fish and wildlife service and bureau of land management. in a long time. you folks in utah know more about public lands generally speaking than most americans but still, when you tell people the united states owns 600 million acres of public land, plains, mountains, wetlands, seashores, deserts, they are surprised because the celebration of private property and distrust of governmen

bachelors degree and served with numerous boards and commissions and has authored a book on the mining law as well as casebooks on public land and natural resources and water law. his talk obviously addresses the sweep of history of america's public lands and with that, i'm very pleased to welcome to the centers program today professor, my friend and colleague, and we very much look forward to your talk. [applause] >> to note, he is a very nasty and expert with many publications in the area of public land. we worked together and have known each other long time and i'mta back to be -- glad to be back at the university of utah where i've had the pleasure beforehand being from california in this round it is great to feel the rain coming down so i'm very happy to be here. my book is the first comprehensive history of america's public land and byan that, i mean, the four big agencies, fish and wildlife service and bureau ofan management. in a long time. you folks in utah no more of the public land generally speaking than most americans. but still, when you tell people that the united states ownsli me than 600 million acres plains, mountains, wetlands,

serves on numerous boards and commissions and has authored a book on the mining law as well case books on public land and natural resources law and on water law. his talk obviously addresses the sweep of history of america's public lands. and with that i'm pleased to welcome to the wall stegner center's green of program today. professor john leshy, my friend and colleague and we very much look forward to your talk. john thank you. thank you, bob. bob is too modest to note that he, a very esteemed expert and with many publications in the area publicly and law, we worked together and known each other a long time and i'm happy to be back at the university of utah, where i've had the pleasure of speaking before and being from california where we're in this epic drought. it's great to see snow on the mountains and feel the rain coming down. so i'm happy to be here. my book is the first of a comprehensive of america's public lands, and by that i mean the lands managed by the four big agencies, parks, forest service, fish and service and bureau of land management in a long time and you folks in utah know more about public lands

natural resources. >> this o'shaughnessy >> the teams really, really went above and beyond and is continuing to do that today. this past year, the san francisco public utilities commissionsts to test for lead in the public school system here in san francisco as a result of legislation that had passed from the state requiring all of the public schools to do lead testing. and so as a result, the public utilities commission and the water quality team in particular was asked to meet with the san francisco unified school district to begin to prioritize which schools to test to meet that state mandate. >> the team that tests, we're a full service environmental laboratory, and we take care of both the needs of the water quality division and the waste water enter price. and on the water quality enterprise, we have to also have drinking water that meets all federal and state quality regulations. and lead in schools, we're playing a problem in remediating this problem of lead in schools. >> our role here in communications is being able to take the data that we have that we know is protective of public health and safety and transmit it, give it to the public in a way they understa