goldenrod, which is also being actively controlled. specialists of the committee for the protection of natural resourcesis plant spreads rapidly, and the root system suppresses the growth of other plants and interferes with the work of farmers. factorby and factorby 60+ are returning, the country's most rated music shows announce the start of accepting online applications for participation in the new season. don't miss your chance to realize your dream. if you are talented and ambitious, have long dreamed of a big stage, come to us. right now go to the bel tv and radio company website, fill out the form and add a fragment of your speeches. increase your chance of getting into a live audition. in this season. the factorby team will come to each regional center, live auditions will begin in mid-june, and the team will stay in each city for 2 days. we will publish the schedule of the vocal expedition soon in the official account of the factorby project and announce it in the news. if the participant has already filled out the online form, this year it has changed a little, it has become more convenient, ot

invasive species is the sorcerer, with whom the specialists of the committee for the protection of natural resources operate, this region is disintegrating, the carnivore system is suppressing growth. other races and descendants agrarians well, these are the same species as the springing cities of pelargonium, arms, petunia and tanks. pautar million kvetak suleta budza ў bouketse stalіtsa. cucumber growers have already planted more than 250 thousand garden plants and several thousand bushes, but landscape designers are increasingly giving priority to water plants. there are at least 90 thousand of these plants near the jumpy central streets of the city. let's do it. an exhibition of boxes with hanging plants, awards for dividing strips, we have about 16,000 such boxes this year, so far at the moment, boxes have already been put up on the fence of pobediteley avenue and pretytskogo street, we are also planting and displaying more low-architectural forms with the same hanging plants, both along the road network and in parks and squares. themed flower beds, flowerpots, and flowerpots are springing up i

result of the which caused damage to the state represented by the department of environmental protection and natural resources yaroslavl region in the amount of more than 1,500,000 rub. the tutaevsky city court of the yaroslavl region dismissed the criminal case due to the imposition of a criminal law measure in the form of a court fine. the weapons and ammunition confiscated by the court and transferred to the forensic collection of the federal clinical center of the ministry of internal affairs of russia in the yaroslavl region. one hunting rifle was handed over to the russian guard in the yaroslavl region. we have no right to discuss the decision of the tutaevsky city court of the yaroslavl region, but we are surprised by the lenient sentence. and the country learned about this high-profile story. the phone was unreachable, i started writing, text messages to me, that’s it, everything is intact, he doesn’t answer, even text messages didn’t reach him anymore, according to nina pentelina, he allegedly organized illegal leisure activities, in february in the ryazan region there was a ban on shooting animals,

twenty moose, which caused damage to the state represented by the department of environmental protection and natural resourcesion in the amount of more than 1,500 thousand rubles. the tutaevsky city court of the yaroslavl region dismissed the criminal case in connection with the imposition of a criminal law measure in the form of a court fine in the amount of 4,000 rubles for each of the defendants. the court confiscated and transferred to the forensic collection of weapons and ammunition of the federal clinical center of the ministry of internal affairs of russia for yaroslavl region seven hunting rifles. one hunting rifle was transferred to the department of the russian guard in the yaroslavl region. we have no right to discuss tutaevsky's decision. court of the yaroslavl region, but were surprised by the lenient sentence. and the country learned about this high-profile story in mid-may 2024 . a forty-year-old resident of ryazan, sergei pentelin disappeared without trace back in february. an employee of the brewery came to visit his mother for the weekend in the village of morozov barki, from there he went

state award, vladimovich, first of all, let me thank you, you really paid great attention to environmental issues, protection, nature and rational use of natural resources to convey special words of gratitude to the meteorologist. foresters and inspectors, you decided to increase wages for these categories of workers, a modest increase, but they were really looking forward to this decision; they were very happy when they heard such warm words from you as an assessment of their work, because these are really people who work on the ground. well, the updated composition of the government today i gathered for the first meeting and it was immediately busy... additional funds will be allocated for payments to residents who have lost their property. anastasia kobuzeva has all the details. after setting up a meeting with the president , the first meeting of the new cabinet of ministers, from which innovative approaches to solving the most important problems, is immediately at work in the government house. landmark, the new may presidential decree on national development goals. this is the case when you don’t need to introduce anyone to anyone. everything in the

tetyana, said the minister of protection of the environment and natural resources. ruslan strelets during a briefing at the media center of ukraine, that the damage that the russian war and russian troops have caused to the environment of ukraine, amounts to more than 962 billion hryvnias, this is crazy money, and how will russia compensate us for this money, this is the first thing, and secondly, how much will our ecology recover after all this? the state of the environment in ukraine... has been critical for years, if we talk about the impact of military actions, the russian aggression began in 2014, and already since 2014, ukrainian nature has suffered from military actions and shelling, from fires caused by the military actions of the russian occupiers , then in the 14th year russia occupied crimea and unique natural complexes there were violations of crimea. moreover, russia canceled the status of ukrainian reserves, national natural parks on the territory of crimea, and this led to the degradation of unique natural ecosystems. from the 14th to the 22nd year, th

the exploration and accounting of this wealth is carried out by the ministry of natural resources. environmental protectionrces. its specialists divide water into predicted resources and proven reserves. the first ones are already available, but their exact volume has not yet been confirmed and is not served from them. water to the surface. explored ones are those whose size has already been confirmed and can be taken at any time. so, our projected resources are of such dimensions that the country can use 49.5 million cubic meters of water per day. if you spend six cubic meters of cold water in your apartment per month, plus four hot ones, that is, 10 cubic meters, then your family uses about 0.3 cubic meters per day. we divide 49.5 million by 0.3. we get 165 million apartments with water consumption like yours; such a volume of consumption per day can be provided by the predicted water resources of belarus. now, according to proven reserves, we have them in such a volume that we can deliver 6.4 million cubic meters of water to people per day. for example, let’s divide them by the standard daily consumptio

demography, making the country again a country of large families, which is extremely difficult, ecology, natural resource management, environmental protections repeatedly said, including as part of his message to the federal assembly, we must eliminate inequality in the socio-economic status of the population in different regions, this is a very difficult, voluminous, bleeding task, i am sure that together, and in no other way, we will cope and will also work on the pressing issues that have been included. in the presidential decree of may 7 on national goals, now every week, every month matters: people expect results from us, and not some empty picks when discussing a candidate for the post of prime minister, i invite all factions to support our approach and vote for the candidacy of mikhail vladimirovich. thank you, colleagues, this was a live broadcast from the state duma, a press approach by ldpr leader leonid slutsky following a meeting with mikhail mishustin. the liberal democrats, let me remind you, stated that they intend to support mishutin’s candidacy for the post of head of government. magnet, sausages will help, 1299. magnit, pr

tasks of coordinating state policy in the field of integration in the eurasian space. use of natural resources protectionock is assigned to vitaly sovelyev, deputy prime minister, presidential plenipotentiary envoy in the far eastern federal district yuri trutnev, will continue to be responsible for the far east and the arctic, oversee the activities of the ministry of eastern development, and oversee issues of state housing policy with khusnulin. in addition, he is responsible for construction. urban planning activities in the sphere of land relations. lead by dmitry chernyshenko, transferred general and secondary vocational education, as well as youth policy. behind him remains the tourism industry, the sphere of mass media communications, physical education, sports, and interaction with religious organizations. the development project in the volgograd region was discussed today by governor andrei bacharov and first deputy head of sberbank alexander vidyakhin. over the past year and a half. the region has already concluded four cooperation agreements with sber, thanks to which opportunities are created

protection of the environment and natural resources.

takes responsibility for the field of agriculture, as well as issues related to the use of natural resource protectionned to vitaly sovelyev, deputy prime minister. president in the far eastern federal district yuri trutnev, will continue to be responsible for the far east, the far east and the arctic, oversee the activities of the ministry of eastern development, marat khusnulin questions to state housing policy. in addition, he is responsible for construction, architecture, urban planning activities and land relations. general and secondary vocational education, as well as youth policy, were transferred to the jurisdiction of dmitry chernyshenko. behind him remains the tourism industry, the sphere of mass communications and media, sports culture, as well as interaction with religious organizations. in a week, ukraine lost more than a thousand of its fighters in the area of ​​operation of the north group, as well as 10 tanks and 14 armored combat vehicles cars the ministry of defense reported this. during this time, about a thousand more militants were destroyed by the vostok group of troops. the ene

months ago to create a group of experts from the ministry of natural resources, scientists, and present. state inspectorate for the protectionhunters to jointly decide what to do with the animal and plant world and the guild of predators, including bears. and in november, the head of the belarusian hunting society and fishermen, igor shunevich, after a detailed consideration of the situation, proposed that if we do not remove clubfoot from the red book, then at least allow their shooting in places where bears have bred and threaten human life. the bears are very cute, especially. if they are plush or drawn. the brown bear, which is found in belarus, is a giant up to 135 cm at the withers. that is, when a large male stands on four legs, he is only 30 cm shorter than the average belarusian woman. now imagine that he will stand on his back paws. belarusian bears weigh up to 400 kg. that's almost six average-weight people or two java motorcycles, only complete with agility, thick skin, and sharp ones. teeth, claws, powerful paws and jaws, when such a machine attacks a person to eat or maim, what are the chances of fighting back,

i am committed to protecting the abundance of natural resources in our state but climate smart agriculture dictated by the biden administration does not help farmers or put food on the table or conserve our natural resources. you want wildlife habitat solutions that fit the needs of people in the states that best serve the country in our ability to feed and protect ourselves. the farm bill manages risk and it is a safety net and i hope you can't get that done. media reports show the largest chinese holder of american ag land is shipping food and medical supplies to china to be stockpiled by the chinese military. we all saw when china purchased land in north dakota they claimed was for acorn processing plant that there wasn't going to be enough corn in the area to supply the plant and it was miles from a military installation. they purchased the land on purpose for natural security reasons and that is why i am ensuring is not happening on my watch. in south dakota we worked for two years to make sure we had a bill in place to make sure we knew who was buying our land and it wouldn't be from

i'm committed to protecting the abundance of our natural resources in our state but so-called climate smart agriculture dictated by the biden administration does not help farmers and does not help us put food on the table or conserve our natural resources. we want wildlife habitat solutions that meet the needs of people and the state to best serve our country and our ability to feed ourselves and protect ourselves. the farm bill manages risk and it's a safety net and i hope you can get that done. recent media reports show the largest chinese holder of american ag land is shipping food and medical supplies to china to be stockpiled by the chinese military. we saw when china purchased land in north dakota they claimed was for a corn processing plant and there wasn't going to be enough corn to supply the plant and was miles from a military installation. they were purchasing that land on purpose for national security reasons and why i've made it a priority in my state to make sure that doesn't happen on my watch. in south dakota we worked for two years to make sure we had a bill in place

we have a sixth of the landmass, but only 2% of the population land, demography comes first, ecology, natural resource management, environmental protectionthose enterprises that are poisonous, including large cities, many of them are already closed, but now there is a revolution that forces us, in the end, if you like, to our new things stories again take a closer look at this. and of course, overcoming, as the president spoke about repeatedly during his last address to the federal assembly, the disproportion, the difference, the huge difference in the socio-economic status of people in different regions of the country, everyone is rushing to moscow, no one is going to siberia on the contrary, they are leaving for the far east, salaries, allowances, infrastructure programs and projects, here we are at an advanced stage of dialogue with the government, so our summary position is: so, the liberal democrats, the duma faction of the ldpr supports the candidacy of mikhail mishustin for the post of chairman of the government of the russian federation, colleagues, toufon eye drops are created specifically for nutrition, restoration and preserva

the bureau of land management says these fees will be used to help improve access to public lands, enhance public health and safety, and better protect natural resourcess well. the cause of a fire in the east bay is under investigation. around noon, hayward firefighters were called to a fire in the jackson triangle neighborhood just east of 92 and 880. there, crews found flames shooting up through trees right next to homes. one woman, whose house was near the fire said she jumped into action as soon as she saw those flames. >> i jumped out, got my family out and then i don't know what came over me, but basically i just thought, well, maybe i could slow down the fire. i grabbed the hoses. i told my son to grab a hose and start watering down the grass. our shed area firefighters were able to keep the flames from burning any houses. >> however, four cars were destroyed. no injuries were reported. right now, investigators suspect the fire started with the trees and then spread to the cars. well, the state will soon be testing artificial intelligence tools aimed at improving public services for californians. today, the state announced agreements with five

create a group of experts from the ministry of natural resources, scientists, representatives of the ministry of forestry, the state inspectorate for the protectiona and fauna and the guild of hunters to decide together in november, the head of the belarusian society of hunters and fishermen , igor shunevich, asked what to do with predators, including bears, after a detailed review of the situation. suggested, if you don’t remove the clubfoot from the red book, then at least allow their shooting where bears have bred and threaten human life. bears are very cute, especially if they are plush or painted. the brown bear, which is found in belarus , is a giant up to 135 cm at the withers. that is, when a large male stands on four legs, he is only 30 cm shorter than the average belarusian woman. now imagine. that he will stand on his hind legs, belarusian bears weigh up to 400 kg, that’s almost six people of average weight or two java motorcycles, only complete with agility, thick skin, sharp teeth, claws, powerful paws and jaws, when such a machine attacks a person to eat or maim, what are the chances of fighting back, that’s it. the bear is one of t

the rest of the cabinet are familiar faces, these are the heads of the ministry. natural resources and ecology, labor and social protectionnstruction and housing and communal services, science and higher education, development of the far east and the arctic, digital development, communications and mass communications. finance minister anton seluanov, education minister sergei krovtsov, health minister mikhail murashka and culture minister olga lyubimova remained in their places. how the state duma discussed the candidates proposed for approval, see the second part. our program, there is an opinion that time heals, 512 people, including 91 children, were found by search engines when... all residents of the village were burned for contact with the partisans, an ost plan was developed, according to which at least 30 million slavs were to be exterminated. why is it important to recognize the genocide specifically against the soviet people, because it is a historical fact. this work is extremely important, especially today, when western politicians are trying to rewrite the results of the second world war. russia was the first

of oversight on the labor regulations, financial regulations and environment and natural resources. and i'll quickly note that those were interesting because those were from the department of the interior rather than the environmental protection agency. so looking at how we manage our natural resources. host: the biden administration rolled back many of the predecessor's, the trump administration's achievements. why would it be a problem if the successor rolled back many of biden's acts? we're talking about executive orders that were issued on the first day or the first couple days of the biden administration. we see this every new administration. so the difference between rolling back using executive orders and how easy that is, compared to the legislative process, through the c.r.a. guest: right. that gets into, there's all these different ways to enact policy and some of them are a lot more long -- they have a lot more longevity than others. so executive orders are very easy to repeal. they do a lot of that at the beginning of administrations. and then legislation is, i mean, it's pretty hard to get something passed through congress. so laws are pretty hard to overturn and then regulations also have to go through the notic

of sports, alexander alexandrovich kozlov, minister of natural resources and ecology, anton olegovich kotyakov, minister of labor and social protectioneevich, minister of education, lut oksana nikolaevna, minister of agriculture, lyubimogo olga borisovna, minister of culture, murashka mikhail albertovich, minister of health. of the russian federation, dmitry viktorovich kochnev, director of the federal security service, alexander leonidovich linz , head of the main department of special programs of the president of the russian federation. this is the news of the last minutes, and one more message: vladimir putin will meet with the new cabinet minister on tuesday, well then we are expecting this meeting this evening, the press secretary of the russian president dmitry peskov told the tas agency. well, then our program will continue to be conducted by the duty department. live broadcast of the program "vesti dezhurnaya part". we continue our release. now i 'll duplicate it a little. his colleague. so, in general, president vladimir putin approved the ministers of the security bloc and the head of the mit. andrei belousov became ministe

would ban creekside camping along 295 miles of property that the district owns and manages in santa clara county, and the idea is to, protect the natural resources to reverse the effects of the amount of garbage, trash, debris, hazardous materials that are entering the waterways. if the district board approves the ordinance, it could take effect as early as this summer. the public, however, will get a chance to weigh in this friday at 1 p.m. at valley water headquarters. she went there to help, and now she's stuck there. a bay area doctor trapped in gaza. perhaps her only hope right now is federal intervention. here's nbc's gia vang. it's no longer there. the same sign, doctor sheikholeslami stood out when she arrived in gaza. not after israeli tanks drove over it when it seized the rafah crossing more than a week ago. her brother. last night, she did speak to her daughter and had some text to us, and we were encouraged that she's doing well and she's in good spirits. but she was really worried about the you know, they're really low on medical equipment and supplies. the san carlos doctor at sutter health is also worried about her patients who d

of property. the district owns and manages in santa clara county. and the idea is to, protect the natural resources in the area to reverse the effects of the amount of garbage, trash, debris, hazardous materials that are entering the waterways is sold. amanda morris lives in this encampment in san jose. she believes people here actually help the environment. we're the ones, actually, that the ones that clean up the debris that don't reach the river. so wherever we live, the river's clean. she's adamantly against the proposed ordinance. if they want to ban the encampments, you know, then they need to focus more on permanent housing instead of temporary housing. if approved, the ordinance would ban creek camping and those who refuse to leave could face up to $500 in fines and even jail time, leaving people unhoused and criminal, further criminalizing homelessness just kills unhoused people at the district board approves the ordinance. it could take effect as early as this summer. the public will get a chance to weigh in on this proposed ordinance this friday at one at valley water headquarters in san

this week on the house floor we have a series of bills to protect america's public lands while ensuring the safe, reliable development of our natural resources. we are also marking the start of national small business week, the backbone and economic engine of our country. so today we're joined by two chairs, our chairman of house natural resources committee, bruce westerman, and chairman of small business committee roger williams to discuss in more detail. i am proud to turn it over to chairman williams. ms. williams: thank you very much. this is going to be a great week. we have the national small business week ahead of us. and i will tell you small business makes up the backbone of this country. 75% of the workforce, 75% of the payroll is generated by small business. we're going to be highlighting small businesses this week and talks about the jobs it creates and talks about the role the private sector plays in frankly saving our country. small business is in every industry and it's in every community. so tomorrow, we're going to have an hbc 201, 14 businesses from across the country coming to the capitol to show what they do and how they

of road sections, country houses, in omsk the regions are also building protective embankments around the clock, and food, water and medicine are being delivered to people. on the eve of vladimir putin , the minister of natural resources and ecology alexander kozlov and the head of the ministry of emergency situations alexander kurenkov reported on the situation with floods in these and other regions. the president instructed to immediately assess the damage in the affected regions over the summer and do everything to restore housing. another topic is natural fires, as reported. the president now has more than fifty outbreaks in russia on an area of ​​over 40,000 hectares, 10 outbreaks in a zone of 5 km from settlements. the most difficult situation is in the trans-baikal territory and the amur region in a number of regions, yes. strong winds interfered, and yet the peak of the dangerous season is ahead; according to preliminary forecasts, summer in many regions will be dry and hot. in the most difficult situations, aviation comes to the rescue; now the crews are working out all the details, reporting by yulia pogorelova. a powerful b200 aircraft soars over the water area. the reservoir does not seem to weigh almost 3

actions of the group to protect economic facilities, accepting. assistance to the affected population, organizations payments and emergency restoration work, including the ministry of natural resources will prepare proposals for preparing reservoirs for spring floods in the following periods, as well as planned activities for subjects to straighten river beds, clear them and regulate flow, depending on the situation with natural fires. according to operational data , there are 51 forest fires on the territory of the russian federation on an area of ​​43.1.58 hectares, of which 14 fires on an area of ​​1.160 hectares have been localized. within a five-kilometer zone from populated areas there are 10 forest fires on an area of ​​519 hectares, of which three fires on an area of ​​136 hectares have been localized. the largest number of areas of forest fires is in the amur region. in total, since the beginning of the year , 2,261 forest fires have occurred on the territory of the russian federation over a total area. i just ask you to pay attention to this, because it’s all fast, the summer will pass quickly, we need to do everything as much as possible over the summer in order to restor

recognized as an environmental and natural resources leader embodying the passion and success of rock howard, georgia's first director of the environmental protection division. it's only natural that representative thomas receive this award. he was a champion of the outdoors and conservation during his 10 years in congress. he co-founded the congressional sportsman caucus in 1989 to bring together members of the house and senate in a bipartisan effort to support america's hunting and fishing communities in federal policy decisions. this bipartisan caucus has helped influence policy benefiting hundreds of anglers, and it is inspired the creation of parallel caucuses in 50 states and 36 governor's offices. i want to thank my good friend representative thomas for being a tireless supporter of sportsmen and environment. congratulations on wigging this prestigious award. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from pennsylvania, ms. scanlon, for five minutes. ms. scanlon: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to speak about ghost guns. they have been called the identify kia

of the environmental protection organization , he was obliged to calculate the economic value of environmental resources in the national accounts. let there be plastic remains in the grave. it not only makes the face of natureut also endangers the health of the soil and living organisms. when this plastic is released in nature , it enters the soil as microplastic, and when it enters the soil, our biodiversity and animal life it affects our vegetation. of course , according to the law of the ministry of agricultural jihad, it is obligatory to ban the release of plastics on agricultural land and the rest to the farmers. notify and monitor the collection process. an issue that some farmers express ignorance about, but the authorities claim that this law has been implemented and they deal with the violators. we did not see this tutorial about these things. no, you were not told anything? no, we have not been told anything. education through organizations of agricultural engineering and natural resources. it is done and done. dog bite cost. a lot according to the ministry of health 's statistics , more than 800 billion tomans were spent on the import of rabies vaccine last year . the documents of the directorate

protect people, all necessary measures are being taken. the night before, vladimir putin discussed the topic in detail at a meeting with the heads of the ministry of natural resources kozlov and the ministry of emergency situations alexander kurenkov. the president demanded that those areas where the water had already receded also be affected. promptly carry out work to assess the damage from the consequences floods, try to restore damaged housing within the next 3 months. the head of state also drew attention to the emergence of a fire danger situation in a number of regions and called on ministers to take this issue under special control. the ministry of emergency situations is already preparing with all its might to resist the elements. the pilots have begun training, at the controls of the powerful b-200 amphibian aircraft, as well as the mi-8 helicopter, they are practicing tactics. every smallest detail, so that in the busy season, in every sense, to be on top. into one our correspondent, yulia pogorelova, departed from such flights. a powerful aircraft 200 soars over the waters of the veselovsky reservoir, as if it does not weigh almost 30 tons at a speed of

of fuel that they use. in order to lower prices and to protect our energy independence, it is vital we continue to utilize the energy resources like natural gas that is underneath the feet of my constituents in pennsylvania. i urge all of my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to join me in supporting this legislation. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentlewoman reserve? mrs. lesko: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. pallone: i yield three minutes now to the the gentlewoman from texas, mrs. fletcher, a member of the energy and commerce committee. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. fletcher: i rise to say with everything that's going on in our country today, i'm disappointed the precious time we have on this house floor to move legislation is dedicated to unhelpful and unasked for bills about home appliances. rights for refrigerators, rights for laundry and designate for dishwashers. how about instead we turn our attention to the liberty and rights and dignity of america. in our home state of america and across the country, women's rights to make their own decisio

the bureau of land management says these fees will be used to help improve access to public lands, enhance public health and safety, and better protect natural resources will roll out new stamps honoring the legendary landscape photographs of ansel adams. the stamps will first be unveiled wednesday at the ansel adams gallery in yosemite national park. that's where adams, by the way, he was born and raised in san francisco, took many of his well-known images. a total of 16 stamps will be showcasing his work of the american west. stanford's renaming its basketball court after its legendary coach, tara vanderveer. there will be a public celebration and court dedication at a home game in november. vanderveer retired last month after coaching 38 seasons at stanford. she won three national championships and retired as the winningest coach in college basketball history, 1216 wins. the nba draft lottery takes place sunday in chicago. warriors have the slimmest odds to land a top four pick at just about 3. if that happens, the warriors will keep the selection. the most likely scenario is the team landing in the 14th overall selection. in that case, the pick is

of oversight on the labor regulations, financial regulations and environment and natural resources. and i'll quickly note that those were interesting because those were from the department of the interior rather than the environmental protectiongency. so looking at how we manage our natural resources. host: the biden administration rolled back many of the predecessor's, the trump administration's achievements. why would it be a problem if the successor rolled back many of biden's acts? we're talking about executive orders that were issued on the first day or the first couple days of the biden administration. we see this every new administration. so the difference between rolling back using executive orders and how easy that is, compared to the legislative process, through the c.r.a. guest: right. that gets into, there's all these different ways to enact policy and some of them are a lot more long -- they have a lot more longevity than others. so executive orders are very easy to repeal. they do a lot of that at the beginning of administrations. and then legislation is, i mean, it's pretty hard to get something passed through congress. so laws are pretty hard to overturn and then regulations also have to go through the notice

same time, we need to understand the importance of natural resources that product us from disasters and support life. we need to pull our efforts to protect habitats like mangroves, to say low cost. the legions strung up on this region, at least has benefited from the use of by miter bags in manuel investigation, a grass roots initiative that's boosted board the local ecology and the economy. all this talk about reforestation, and here i am wondering why con died roll even though small house phone in my apartment. well that i a lot to city dwellers like me with a limited garden space. and i really desire to grow a lot of salons, but nobody in the home and sadly nor knowledge of how to manage even a small garden. but that is a stock job that is trying to solve this problem by bringing the expertise authors order from us to auburn gardens. that means has lived and worked as a gardener in big noodle for 10 years. but he's always in a lease from a village to take it all meters of the red heat. and the generations beforehand will find was gone that online. and then what happened was i bought a boat rentals. right, and we became dependent on ra

natural resources. authentic splicing, the traditional knowledge of poor nations and indigenous peoples. the agreement comes after years of negotiations. developing countries have long been calling for more protections for their genetic resources, like additional plants. and some more, i'm joined in the studio by dw reporter band dorman. then 1st and foremost for all of us, lay people out there. well actually is bio piracy. well, it's a term coined by actress to refer to what they see is the pillaging of kind of indigenous knowledge by these big corporations, often from the developers. well, so when companies that are developing new products, whether that's face greenville, pesticides, or new drugs, they often use the natural world for inspiration. so that's sending research as out to scholar. often poor countries when it's high by diversity, to look for whatever they can find to create new products. and they're also relying that on traditional knowledge when teachers communities, to point them to guide them in the right direction. what they doing with by piracy is, once they've got this product that they've creating a new innovation, so to speak, that then seeking pass and protection for it. so the

natural resources often exploiting the traditional knowledge of port ations and indigenous peoples. c the agreement comes off the use of negotiations. developing countries have long been calling for more protection for the genetic resources like medicinal plants ever happened. schultz is from the live. it's institute. how will this tracy benefit indigenous people and bio diversity? yeah, it's a great question. the major impacts from history will be the past and again, so a company that applies for as much property rights. if they use bio diversity or they use traditional knowledge, they will have to declare that as within the application. so today you can take something out of a reading force in the past system. you wouldn't actually have to disclose where that came from. so this treaty now based on measure between the use of i versus the what the additional dollars and the say, i use the part of mind that like i so it will have to be put in ink. but does that have any ramifications as well? it does, i mean if you don't do it right, then your package is not valid. it's not validated, then your ability to be able to make money on your invention is also limit. so this connection between other invo

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nature air defense shield could protect parts of western ukraine including odessa. but the capital key would be out of range. supporters say that would take pressure off ukraine, allowing it to concentrate its resources on the front line. while some german politicians have embraced today to air support. it's an idea. the government has so far rolled out defense expert and eco long, a one served as uh, as chief of staff in gym. the so defense ministry is now senior fellow and munich security conference. so welcome to d. w. and what do you think of the ukrainian president's request that night? so shoot down russian missiles in flight over ukraine. nato should have decided this by themselves already. it's perfectly legitimate under international law. and it is definitely affect if we should help with using our ad defenses at the eastern boulder of nato. and you to shoot the missiles and drones in ukraine over ukraine that uh, without in the orange, it's recreate us own of safety. but it's also, if you're trained a possibility to move their defense efforts further to the east to hockey, if 2 people to the front line where they are badly needed, i think it should be done. okay. nature is consistent argume

natural air defense field could protect parts of western ukraine including odessa. but the capital key would be out of range. supporters say that would take pressure off ukraine, allowing it to concentrate its resources on the front line. while some german politicians have embrace today to air support. it's an idea of the government has so far rolled out and i did, i talked with the ministry on this frank led bridge. i asked him why the idea of nato countries providing at defense cover over ukraine is so controversial. the reason is it, it's extremely significant weather's to happen throughout the 45 years or so. the cold war, alita, so with that experience is highly competent. it made every effort to avoid western troops, a tough trip to us troops of whatever kind, coming into open conflict with russian or soviet military assets or indeed soldiers . those are the risk that of, of course, and this would constitute itself escalation of the truck. the lives of coast escalation in all was, operates as a ratchet effect. the lex, escalade top doesn't come down. so then what, what happens when these competent troops is they, would that become good hit the differently, i would suggest whether it could be de

natural air defense shield could protect parts of western ukraine including odessa. but the capital key would be out of range. supporters say that would take pressure off ukraine, allowing it to concentrate its resources on the front line while some german politicians have embrace today to air support. it's an idea of the government has so far rolled out speaking in prob, us secretary of state. and to me, blink and highlighted nato strengths on the importance of staying united were more likely to prevent a detour aggression when we're united, when we're working together. and the foundational promise of our alliance that an attack on one is an attack on all sense. the most powerful message to would be aggression is that if they attack one of us, they have to take on all of us. and that is actually the strongest way the most effective way to prevent aggression in the 1st place. track here through its actions, through its leadership is, is really giving life and substance to the alliance to the meaning of collective defense. and i think that sense a very powerful message in europe and in fact beyond i'm to be blinking. speaking that let's get more on this from dw is alexandra from nominate who's in pragu

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the bureau of land management says these fees will be used to help improve access to public lands, enhance public health and safety, and better protect natural resourcespicking season is up and running right here in the bay area. farms in brentwood are now open and inviting families to visit and pick cherries they want to buy. orchards are typically open only on weekends, from around eight in the morning to five at night, and if you are planning to visit a farm, you are encouraged to wear closed toed shoes and bring your own buckets for those cherries. >> the council of southern africa football associations has picked their women's or women's player of the year, and it's the bay fc's own rachel kundananji. she plays the forward position for the team coming to the bay area from zambia. the inaugural ceremony was held in johannesburg, south africa, 11 awards were given out for the best performances in 2023. kundananji couldn't make it to receive the award since she was traveling with her team to play against the orlando pride. >> coming up in sports, a big loss for the 49ers family, jason appelbaum honors the late jimmie johnson. >> then on the 11:00 ne

the bureau of land management says these fees will be used to help improve access to public lands, enhance public health and safety, and better protect natural resources, temperatures have been warming up this week, and there's a warning on how to stay safe. >> santa clara valley is expected to hit highs in the mid to upper 80s this weekend. as the weather heats up, more people are expected to spend time outdoors as officials are reminding people be cautious as the weather gets warmer. cal fire says people should pay attention to how their body is responding to the heat. >> you just need to be mindful of our bodies, making sure that we're keeping up with our hydration, eating healthy meals that will fuel your body, giving yourself a break and just preparing yourself ahead of time . >> fire officials also say people should enjoy the warm weather, but high temperatures can lead to increased fire danger as well, so be careful about what you are doing with this warm weather. >> it's always the it's always a concern. >> and boy the weeds. i know one thing i've noticed, like the side sides of freeways don't throw anything that might be on fire outside. ciga