pember is building a lot of new dikes on through path and if they mail that the authorities are doing what they can. but i'm not sure whether we can really protect ourselves against major storm surges and the thinking here in this bizarre for example the half and city district which was built on the side of the old port is especially vulnerable if. sea levels were to rise by several meters i doubt we could prevent the flooding there are trying to call to threaten. if water levels in the north sea continue to rise london i also be affected. goals of a top or do we many large cities are at risk and that includes london and if one all if sea levels rise by 2 meters i would assume that many parts of london would face serious problems on extremely poor being the calm about 9000000 people live in london which is located on the river thames about one 3rd of those residents live in the city's central districts along the river. the thames flows into the north sea but rising and falling time it's still a faint river water levels in london. one 6th of the city lies in an area that's threatened b

displeased with the system and what it's not holding for as well and my thought is a polish single pember 29th is 82 percent of veterans reported being somewhat satisfied with their health experience only 7 percent reported being dissatisfied somewhat salop poll somewhat about this poll look at. shows that 77 percent of people who use veterans like it 76 percent of people use medicare like it 74 percent of people use medicaid like it but only 60 percent of people who have employer plan like it they clearly will popular that's what the polling says well look when you ask people whether they would want to go to a single payer system if it meant for example losing the plan they have losing access to the doctor they have or the hospital they like single payer health care becomes dramatically less populous so we have to be careful and using opinion polling that can be manipulated certainly that's a fair plan so i think this kind of an idea that you could simply take the u.s. health care system and graft on some kind of single payer government run system it just doesn't work because it works in