natural gas -- we are making it almost impossible to build natural gas in america. in every area, it's the impediments to the future i want to remove first. after that, you can subsidize, but why start with nutrality? >> we have more natural gas at home than five years ago. the facilities are being used for storing natural gas produced here. >> natural gas is a developing success story for mid ranged vehicles, large heavy duty vehicles. companies with clean energy are working with fuel contracts. incentivising that is important. you can't or shouldn't put all of your eggs in one basket. electric cars, i think there is a big future for. we have other technologies and fuels that work well. i have driven 25,000-miles in light city ones. they are going to sell them in all 50 states. i hope they increase their numbers. >> they are very expensive. >> and the advantage of electricity for passenger vehicles is that you have a refueling station at your out with an outlet. >> we support incentives to converge truck trucks for natur. if it works it would save a million barrels

when you go because they don't understand the meaning of nature. to live side by side with the pass translated from a sick ass in language means the mountain of caucasian goats the reserve is the only habitats of western caucasian goats in the wild here they don't move about very much a small herd might well stay for decades in the same area high in the mountains one thousand nine hundred metres above sea level. the only trail leading across. the pos begins in the embargo grassland. caucuses reserve ranges often use it to make rounds of the area they always do it on horseback a round trip usually takes one week. where they come across perches interests on this path. in europe is the only way here the rocks on one side are in effect a tangle of red as and right on the other it is very difficult terrain. who . all. the ranges camp out in small pots it's always cold in the mountains at night. or. shortly before dawn the metering killed head to a small flat mountain top according to an old caucasian legend do you often meets the sunrise in the mountain

the ministry of natural resources he's monitoring this work and naturally we to monitor the situation to see we are we are today in the arctic. the. projects have been planned for this year. project is work in progress it's under way we are starting the migration path center habitats of polar bears. this project is underway and we expect it to continue. in the next you might know that we had a major expedition. which was led by the chairman of the board by the way. this expedition managed to achieve the laws for this work will be continued this year we would like to send it begin a comprehensive expedition and i think that pretty soon possibly sometime in april we'll start screening candidates. students for russia's major universities to take part in the expedition to then use a beer in arlen's it's a sign for an incredibly interesting research in many different fields. that you cooperate closely with environmentalists you mentioned earlier that the work of protecting the environment is on your priority list. and the environmentalists have raised in the lawn now a lot in the news abou

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nature sent this article off to experts to be reviewed five times around and then nature said yes we will publish it by that time however the news that these information was coming out made very many people within the industry very narrows and very unhappy. so they themselves started a discredit taishan campaign for the paper they did not want to be published and published people not to believe it was saying. now we know industry professionals public relations companies. companies who have the time we're experimenting for the first time with something called viral marketing which. a p.r. company a public relations company will go into the internet and start spreading ideas around. on behalf of the companies that hire them. telling people that. companies. these company called the group. create the two fictitious characters. and. i forget they made up two names and these two. went. and started spreading rumors that what we had. paper was flawed. and. that people really respond to each other's opinions and the. spreading around our paper was. maybe illegal conditions. whatever the case

natural respect. and this is the sole pillar on which our political sensibilities, um, our respect for political obligation naturally arises. now, the point i want to make here, um, is that this agenda is really quite fascinating. through it all runs a single theme, and that is that the primary characteristic of human nature, the characteristic which renders, which makes it possible for us to understand the world and understand ourselves and operate effectively, um, and happily within it, in the last resort comes down to a disposition to exchange, to exchange goods, services and sentiments. um, and as i say, smith says in the wealth of nations, the habit of exchange is the habit in which we indulge from the cradle to the grave. that principle of exchange runs through every single aspect of smith's understanding of the principles of human nature as he develops them in his, um, in his philosophy syllabus at glasgow. and, and what is that principle of exchange -- what does that principle of exchange have

we report on the nature. of the. southern russia. this faraway place. you need special permission to travel around here. to film the landscapes. this close read. i can't tell you how beautiful. this place. is. feel. along the people of the used to ship a droves of sheep across the. whole. this is a bearded vulture i needed. a scholar of this kind make their nests on low lying logs of thirty or forty kilometers from here. i will go but when they go hunting they might cover up to fifty kilometers in search of food . they're interesting creatures. the above go is situated close to the great a northern slope of the caucuses mountain range from the grassland you can get a panoramic view of the mountain ridge of the caucuses nature reserve. there is also a clear view of mt fished one of the highest points in the western caucuses. the local problem let's try to get the mountains in frame filming is best done from the highest point on the bar go it's about nine hundred meters above sea level here dimitri is teaching a son killed how to set up for the filming. l

nature sent this article off to experts to peer reviewed five times around and then nature said yes we will publish it by that time however the news that these information was coming out made very many people within the industry very narrows and very unhappy. so they themselves started a discredit taishan campaign for the paper they did not want the paper to be published and if it was going to be published they wanted people not to believe what this paper was saying. now we know the industry hired professional public relations companies companies who at the time were experimenting for the first time with something called viral marketing which he's a p.r. company a public relations company will go into the internet and start spreading ideas around. on behalf of the companies that hire them but without telling people. they are being paid by these companies so these stump and he called it giving some group. created to fictitious characters to doctors. and doctor. from here they made up two names and these two doctors went on the internet and started spreading rumors that what we had wa

see what nature can give you. welcome back to spotlight time all going off in just a reminder that my guest today in the studio here is said again the president of the russian geographical society. in two thousand and ten the russian geographical society held the international forums of which received a global public response would become a regular event for example are you planning to conduct another forum this year and what do you think about these forums practical value in general plates and. you know it was our first project of this kind to get through with the new search and see. this kind of. he's in great demand fury coliforms malta was the territorial dialogue our objective was to outline and present our interests and discuss them with our neighbors in the arctic let us say that there were delegations from sixteen nations many interesting reports were presented and this brought about the common understanding that such discussions conferences are reports and expeditions and the most importantly an exchange

we wanted to have a publication that would be very visible so we sent it for publication to nature nature sent. off to experts to be reviewed five times around and then. publish it by that time however the news that the information was coming out made very many people within the industry very very unhappy. they themselves started. paying for the paper they did not want the paper to be published if. they wanted people not to believe. the industry professional public relations companies companies who at the time were experimenting for the first time with something called viral marketing which. a p.r. company a public relations company will go into the internet and start spreading around in . the companies that hire them. telling people. companies these companies. group. created to fictitious characters. and. they made up two names and these two moved. on the internet and started spreading rumors that what we had. at the paper was flawed. and. that people really respond to each other's opinions. spreading around. maybe illegal conditions. whatever the case is because we don't really. need. t

those advantaging that natural gas has does tend towards natural gas. in terms of the capacity editions that we see, the majority of those new capacity editions are also for natural gas. the second biggest source could be renewables. so another factor that is useful to keep in mind is we reassessed our power plant costs this year. several of those went up, some came down. natural gas was roughly the same as what we had been previously assuming. the overnight capital for nuclear and coal, which are capital intensive large, projects went up significantly, 20 to 30%. renewable wind went up a little bit, but not as much as coal and nuclear. so there's been a number of things that have changed over the last several years that tend to point in natural gas in the electric power sector. we are projecting more natural gas consumption and electric power over the next decade than the last year. >> thank you very much. senator genachowski. >> mr. chairman yesterday the renewal energy -- excuse me, released a finding stating oil pipeline out of canada into the unite

de 30 dias. >> el problema de prostata, con prosvent, un producto totalmente natural es magnifico, eslgo increible. >> he mejorado mucho, ya no voy a las noches al baÑo y lo mejor que siento yo que ya no me arde al orina. >> mi vida se normalizo, mi rendimiento, como hombre sexual, se normalizo. >> un producto que esta basado en cosas naturales va a funcionar mejor que algo que no esta con cosas naturales, que son quimicos. >> cada maÑana, en nombre de dios aqui va el prosvent tambien, dos cosas. >> anunciador: y usted puede sentirse excelente, de nuevo, sin efectos secundarios daÑinos y sin dolorosas cirugias. hoy descubrira lo que es la prostata, lo que hace; ¿por que ocasiona tantos problemas a tantos hombres? ¿y que puede ser, finalmente, simple, facil y seguro? este es el doctor larry may, graduado en la universidad de harvard y miembro de la facultad de medicina de ucla; mencionado en este libro, los mejores doctores de los estados unidos. ayudo a miles para rebatir y controlar el problema de agrandamiento de prostata y hoy le ayudara a usted. >> dr. may, las cifras son increibl

get the natural gas out. to test it you want to turn it an eighth of a turn and turn it back to the way it it was. notice the little thing? that's going straight with the flow of the pipe that means it's open. if it's across that means you turned off the gas. the eighth of a turn you didn't turn it off you just moved it. these are in better shape. if you can get to this valve, safely, the building's collapsed on it you can't get to it you have to use the one in the street. pg and e put all the meters outside the houses in a lot of the neighborhoods, these are pretty easy to get to. they are easy to find. if you can find the little round circle in the sidewalk. if you look directly at the house you will find this meter and this shut off on the ground floor. in is a closeup of the shut off. in is the wrench i recommend you you use it for other things. they are cheap and they will work. this is great because you can use it somewhere else if you have to. an adjustable open end wrench. a diagram are off/on. shut o

me explain something to you the only natural resources of the globe that are the basis for the global economy are disintegrating until you come to terms with that no amount of virtual credits on the farm bill is going to save you from extinction and then finally one quick headline here the other component of this global ponzi or go on the scheme if we want to call it that my credit card had seventy nine point nine percent a.p.r. so this is talking about in america first premiere bank has launched a new credit card with a sky high seventy nine point nine percent interest rate the card has proven popular with consumers over seven hundred thousand people applied for this credit card so they're just racking up the interest rate as the potential for these people ever having a genuine wealth creating jobs disappear don't pay that back and they know it the u.s. is racking up debts it'll never pay back and they know that as well so everyone just playing this game of suicide economics paul watson right at the sea shepherd the captain of the sea shepherd he calls it the economics of the extinct

know stallion they went to nature's prize the cyclons the forest fires that's the result of burning oil that's the result of an inefficient oil market and as a result of peak oil but greg palast thanks so much for being on the kaiser report again max you're the best all right well thanks so much great pals for being on the kaiser report and of course i want to thank stacy herbert and i want to invite you to send me an email if you'd like to do so kaiser report r t t v are you until next time this is nice guys are saying bye you know. if you knew no bounds from phones to impressions. for instance on t.v. don't. know if he's available in the. square super to look at your hotels bangkok's on the i'm told fine call watergate hotel. princess hotel marriott call child hotel phone call suite hotel one called the imperial queen. mary results in spoto. new supply and spawn. golden cliff results in spawn photo a one world cruise hotel discovery peach hotel. the sea entrepreneur results. barracuda. hotel. pacific resort and spa. in israel ots available in cinema hotel. hotels jerusalem. the up