we simply have to do a better “0b of dealing with rainwater.�* dealing with rainwater.ater. separating it from sewage? separating it - dealing with rainwater. separating| it from sewage? separating it from sewa . e. it from sewage? separating it from sewage- they _ it from sewage? separating it from sewage. they saved _ it from sewage? separating it from sewage. they saved to _ it from sewage? separating it from sewage. they saved to cut - it from sewage? separating it from sewage. they saved to cut the - it from sewage? separating it from - sewage. they saved to cut the number of s - ills sewage. they saved to cut the number of spills they — sewage. they saved to cut the number of spills they need _ sewage. they saved to cut the number of spills they need to _ sewage. they saved to cut the number of spills they need to invest _ of spills they need to invest billions of pounds with customers paying for it through higher bills. now it's time for your questions answered. there have been lots of stories today about the top story on the bbc news website, holiday makers bein

in the sochi area, up to three buckets of rainwater per square meter are expected.t precipitation in the form of rain and sleet, strong winds up to 15-20 m. the kaspiets will bring down the middle volga region tomorrow, and the epicenter of the bad storm will be the samara and ulyanovsk regions, as well as the republic of tatarstan and udmurtia, where up to 20- 30 mm of mixed precipitation or about 70% of the total volume of celestial moisture expected for march, visibility will sometimes be deteriorate to 900 m. additionally , the weather will worsen, strong winds, the middle volga in the cis-urals gusts can reach 15. at the same time in the coastal zone of the black sea the wind will accelerate to a storm of 20-25 m/sec, waves in the eastern waters can reach a height of 3 -5 m. one of the black sea cyclones has already managed to clearly manifest itself in turkey. in the morning, residents of istanbul were frightened by the appearance of a squall over the city, promising a thunderstorm and increased wind. megapolis was hit by heavy rain and hail in some places. at

locals have learned from nature that they can dig water wells here inside the valley to reserve rainwater inside them. in fact, nature in this valley has appeared as a kind of smart teacher for the local. had carved these holes in here. the depths of these wells, for instance, the depth of the well i am standing by right now is about 7-8 meters. i guess. in fact, nature has taught the locals to have access to water through digging wells in the valley, because after rain, these holes would be filled with water. little by little the locals came to the conclusion that they could easily dig wells in this valley to use both rainwater and groundwater, آب های سفره ی زیرزمین. right now is natural well and also is this one. nature has made these wells through the process of erosion and this well i'm standing by right now, which is remmed with kind of water resistant mortar is man duck. it is few meters deeper than the one dug by nature. and here the ch. crossroads. i finally reached this point. the general form of the chaku canyon is like a crossroad. in fact, this valley has been created by two c

another reason is that all the rainwater coming from the surrounding areas gathers in here.'s ground water is great. these reasons have made this valley so lush with vegetation. finally, i got the entrance of the chaku canyon, as it seems from here, it must be very appealing, look how many. but amazing holes there are at the very beginning point of the canyon. guess the inside must be much more beautiful. after walking for more than 3 kilometers reached the mouth of the valley. eccentric shapes on the valley's walls began to attract all my attention, but what had made this valley outstanding was something beyond these peculiar shapes. interesting forms and shapes. the chuaku canyon is a type of deep, narrow valley with a stone floor, but what distinguishes this from other valleys like the colagen tabas and the kuolher sun in laurestan is the existence of these water wells in addition to geometrical shapes on these walls like these holes, some of them are like human or animal heads. this all has distinguished the valley giving it very beautiful appearance. و این ها کاملاً این

it has been habit to mix rainwater into the sewage, and systems get overloaded.from the sewage? separating it from the sewage. the water industry says, in order to cut the number of spills, they need to invest billions of pounds, with customers paying for it through higher bills. there are about ia,000 outflows in england. this behind me as one of them. and today�*s data, we can see that it spilled 60 times last year for more than 300 hours. this is a stream just at the top of a park. there has also been some political reaction today took this data. the labour party have called for an immediate ban on bonuses for bosses of companies that pollute the water. the lib dems called on the government to declare a national emergency and to look into the impact of sewage spills on people�*s health. the green party said it was a sign of that dividends that have been paid over the last 30 years should have been invested instead. the government has also been responding, of course, the water minister called the spills unacceptable and said that water companies must go further

-— something way smarter with rainwater. , , ., ., rainwater. needs doing, it is not cheap, for sure. that - ultimately. this work needs doing, it is not cheap, for sure. that is . it is not cheap, for sure. that is what _ it is not cheap, for sure. that is what bill— it is not cheap, for sure. that is what bill payers are paying bills for and — what bill payers are paying bills for and it — what bill payers are paying bills for and it is what people will want to see _ for and it is what people will want to see. , , ., ., to see. give us an idea, next half-an-hour, _ to see. give us an idea, next half-an-hour, this _ to see. give us an idea, next half-an-hour, this tunnel- to see. give us an idea, next| half-an-hour, this tunnel will to see. give us an idea, next - half-an-hour, this tunnel will be half—an—hour, this tunnel will be finished, what are you predicting? we might be another hour and a half, two hours. _ we might be another hour and a half, two hours. by— we might be another hour and a half, two hours. by the _ we might be another hou

kept the water cool and fresh. the original reservoir crumpled years ago and in 1993 to collect rainwateras changed during the reconstruction so that visitors could easily get to these cylindrical pools using steps. this traditional twin reservoir is right next to the ancient city of harire and was a part of it. if you interested in the history of iranian islands and paying visit to this ancient city on kish is must. the ruins of harire extend for about three square kilometers along the northern coastline and whisper the existence of very large and cultivated city. the ancient city of harire was established during the seljuk era about 800 years ago. the people who lived here were mostly pearl merchants, fishermen and tradesmen who barted in drinkable water, date syrup, wood, silk and much much more. براساس یافته های باستان شناسی, نشون داده اینجا یک شهر پر رونق و پررفت و آمدی بوده که بازرگانان زیادی از هندوستان و چین و زنگبار و عربستان به اینجا میومدن برای تجارت. very few buildings have been on earth in the ancient city of harira and the palatian house, the one we're in right now, is one o

bushes. reason is that this place is protected from the scorching sun, another reason is that all the rainwaterition, the valley's ground. смотрели на своё окружение, на своих близких, да, если вы видите какие-то перемены, то. finally, i got the entrance of the chahku canyon, as it seems from here, it must be very appealing, look how many eccentric, but amazing holes there are at the very beginning point of the camp. i guess the inside must be much more beautiful. after walking for more than 3 kilometers, i reached the mouth of the valley. eccentric shapes on the valley's walls began to attract all my attention, but what had made this valley outstanding was something beyond these peculiar shapes. interesting forms and shapes. the chaku canyon is a type of deep, narrow valley. with a stone floor, but what distinguishes this from other valleys like the kaligennian tabas and the kuol sun in laurastan is the existence of these water wells in addition to geometrical shapes and these walls like these holes, some of them are like human or animal heads. this all has distinguished a valley giving it ver

another reason is that all the rainwater coming from the surrounding areas gathers in here.ground water is great. these reasons have made this valley so... finally, i got the entrance of the chahku canyon. as it seems from here, it must be very appealing. look how many eccentric, but amazing holes there are at the very beginning point of the canyon. i guess the inside must be much more beautiful. after walking for more than 3 kilometers, i reached the mouth of the valley, eccentric shapes on the valley's walls began to attract all my attention, but what had made this valley outstanding was something beyond these peculiar shapes, interesting forms and shapes, the chaku canyon is a type of deep, narrow valley with a stone floor, but what distinguishes this from other valley.

you can't even collect rainwater. yeah. now i was thinking that this completely shows to us that it's not, it is not only bombing and distributing like the bi surgeries. and this moment normally, families gotta be to collect all this from the, all these trees and the whole thing. a lot of people in the west bank don't have cannot be doing right now because of the off, the vision is very complicated to have access to permits to access you on that in your office. and a lot of young men and women are stuff needed while they are trying to have access to their trees. and what size of the tree is access to water is completely done to not allow. i'm the culture workers to be able to sustain themselves and pretend their heritage who makayla is that something that activists are aware and fighting for within these climate movements. so i think the kind of the kind of even is made some changes in, in recent years. i'm on it continues to make changes, but i think that needs to be as understanding. i think a lot of people, especially yo

one reason is that this place is protected from the scorching sun. another reason is that all the rainwaterasons have made this valley so lush with vegetation. finally i got the entrance the chuku canyon, as it seems from here, it must be very appealing. look how many eccentric, but amazing holes there are at the very beginning point of the canyon. guess the inside must be much more beautiful. after walking for more than 3 kilometers, reached the mouth of the valley. eccentric shapes on the valley's walls began to attract all my attention, but what had made this valley outstanding was something beyond the...

another reason is that all the rainwater. coming from the surrounding areas gathers in here. svima nama je rijeke pravde živjeli, finally i got the entrance of the chuku canyon, as it seems from here it must be very appealing. how many eccentric, but amazing holes there are at the very beginning point of the canyon. guess the inside must be much more beautiful. after walking for more than 3 kilometers, reached the mouth of the valley. eccentric shapes on the valley's walls began to attract all my attention, but what had made this valley outstanding was something beyond these peculiar shapes. interesting form. and shapes, the chuku canyon is a type of deep, narrow valley with a stone floor, but what distinguishes this from other valleys like the colagen tabas and the kuolher sun in lorestan, is the existence of these water wells, in addition to geometrical shapes on these walls, like these holes, some of them are like human or animal heads, this all has distinguished the valley giving it very beautiful. و این ها کاملاً اینجا رو متمایز کرده و جلوه بسیار زیبایی به این درره داده.

you can't even collect rainwater. yeah, now, and i was thinking that this completely shows to us that it's not, it is not only bombing and district. and like i said, but i'll send you the invite surgeries at this moment. normally it's always gotta be to collapse all this from the all these trees and something a lot of people in the west bank don't have to not be doing right now because the automation is very complicated to have access to permits, to access you on that in your on it, you know, a lot of young men and women are stuff needed while they are trying to have access to their trees. and besides the trees, access to water is completely done to not allow agriculture. workers to be able to sustain themselves and protect their heritage. hey mikaela, is that something your active is or aware and fighting for within these climate movements? so i think the kind of the kind of movement is made some changes in, in recent years, and it continues to make changes, but i think the needs to be is understanding. i think a lot

our system combines waste water and rainwater.hy we have a plan to sort it out. these are terrible figures, caused in part by the fact that last year was just such a very wet year. but there's also a lot of finger—pointing taking place. everyone very keen to blame each other for the steady stream of sewage that's flowing into our streams, our rivers and seas. i don't see this as an environment agency or a regulator failure. it's a water industry failure. and i think our record on holding the industry to account is a good one. we've taken the water companies to court 60 times in the last eight years, but the damage has been done. in the last eight years. but the damage has been done. at this saturday's boat race on the thames, don't expect to see scenes like this. 0rganisers are advising the rowers to be more cautious after campaigners found high levels of the e.coli bacteria, which can be linked to sewage in the water. next year, the rowers may have more luck. costing £5 billion and paid for by customer bills, a huge tunnel undern

locals have learned from nature that they can dig water wells here inside the valley to reserve rainwater inside them. in fact, nature in this valley has appeared as a kind of smart teacher for the locals who are always faced with water shortage. these natural and man-made wells have attracted many birds to this place. the beautiful gazel of reishm which needs protection. is seen in the wildlife of the ch valley. in fact, the first well here has not been duck by the hands of men, but by nature. long before the locals came here to meet their need for water through these wells. nature, with its own hands had carved these holes in here, the deps of these. the well i'm standing by right now is natural well and also is this one. nature has made these wells through the process of erosion and this well i'm standing by right now which is rimmed with kind of water resistant mortar is man duck. it is few meters deeper than the one duck by nature. the more you explore this valley, the more you want to spend time in it, you cannot imagine how. see just around me are known as pigeon holes, they are th

locals have learned from nature that the... can dig water wells here inside the valley to reserve rainwaterppeared as a kind of smart teacher for the locals who are always faced with water shortage. these natural and man-made wells have attracted many birds to this place. the beautiful gazel of reishm which needs protection is seen in the wildlife of the churku valley. nature with its own hands had carved these holes in here, the depths of these wells, for instance, the depth of the well i am standing by right now is about seven e natural well, and also is this one. nature has made these wells through the process of erosion, and this well i'm standing by right now, which is remmed with kind of water resistant mortar is man duck. it is few meters deeper than the one duck by nature. the more you explore this valley, the more you want to spend time in it, you cannot imagine how beautiful it is here, you keep coming across new forms and shapes, oh my god, و امکان خطر مرگ هم برای گردشگری که اینجا باشه و بارندگی خیلی زیاد باشه وجود داره برای اینکه سیلابه های اینجا واقعاً خطرناکه. and here the cha

locals have learned from nature that they can dig water wells here inside the valley to reserve rainwater always faced with water shortage. these natural and man-made wells have a attracted many birds to this place, the beautiful gazel of which needs protection is seen in the wildlife of the valley. the well i'm standing by right now is natural well and also is this one. nature has made these wells through the process of erosion and this well i'm standing by right now which is rimmed with kind of water resistant mortar is man duck. it is few meters deeper than the one dug by nature. آدم هر چقدر در. the more you explore this valley, the more you want to spend time in it, you cannot imagine how beautiful it is here, you keep coming across new forms and shapes, oh my god, حفره های, they are the result of wind and water erosion, after rain, water here, and here the chuku crossroads, i finally reached this point, the general form of the truck. canyon is like a crossroads. in fact, this valley has been created by two casms criss crossing each other. this point is exactly the chuku crossroads. i

million linear meters of crack sealing, repair of side stones of more than 20 km, as well as repair of rainwaterst 3,000 units, in total there are 1,600 km of republican roads in the country, as well as 70... thousand of local importance, all of those volumes require updating to one degree or another, road workers are trying to set priorities, so it is planned to allocate for the repair and reconstruction of republican highways 1.3 billion rubles, which is one and a half times more than last year. if we talk about reconstruction objects, then in 2024 we are now planning to introduce a section of the p-46 road by the end of the year, this is from lepel to polotsk. construction work is currently underway there. work is also being carried out on the section of the m3 road, minsk-vitebsk, from logoisk to pleschennitsa, and there is only one road p-53 with mlievchiy sales, we are also targeting the year 24, finally the twenty-fourth year so that already this year, that means , start traffic along this section, well, plans we also have, it all depends on - of course , funding, we are in a fighting moo

we need to re—architect our imaginations of water solutions, and that needs to include rainwater, lakewater. this city of 1a million is only going to grow. and if its civic infrastructure fails to keep pace, instead of a free flow of water, the it city will be forced to count every last drop. arunoday mukharji, bbc news, bengaluru. in other news... unilever has announced it will cut about 7,500 jobs worldwide, as part of an extensive three—year cost—saving plan. the food and household goods giant said it would split off its ice cream business which includes the wall's, ben &jerry�*s and magnum brands. unilever said the shake—up would help it to "do fewer things better". the uk's electricity network needs almost a further £60 billion of upgrades, to hit government decarbonisation targets by 2035. that's according to a new plan from the national grid's electricity systems operator. some 4,000 miles of undersea cables and 1,000 miles of power lines, including pylons, are needed. its estimated the investment would add between £20 to £30 a year to customer bills. hello from the bbc sport ce

rainwater was collected and when the first pond was filled with water, it flowed and went to the nextds through these channels. this is one of the traditional methods of water supply around qeshm city. people are just waiting for rain during the year now one if it rains twice or two , they store water here in these ponds. after managing their consumption , they are confident in this village that they use the best and most beautiful things. on the island, thank god , we don't need these plants anymore, but due to the decrease in rainfall in recent years, the water supply methods have changed . all of them are storage tankers. we used to have wells . the water rises, it comes to its own city, now the jihad of supplying water to the country's villages is one of the goals of the ministry of energy, which began in 1401. the basis of this is that access to water became stable, one of the most important aspects of the president's trip to hormozgan province in february last year, and now the result has been almost 10 days, 15 days in a month , there is no shortage of water, we do not have a s

rainwater was collected and overflowed in the first pond when it was full and from these channels toponds. people are just waiting for the rain to be over if it rains once or twice this year , they store water here in these ponds. after managing their consumption, this village is confident that they use the fresh water in the best and most beautiful way . thank god , there is no need for fresh water. we don't have these plants, but due to the decrease in rainfall in recent years , the water supply methods have changed, all of them are storage tankers , we used to have wells, we had deep wells, with these old trambies that say water rises with these. now, the jihad of providing water to the country's villages is one of the goals of the ministry of energy, which began in 1401 based on this, access to sustainable water became one of the most important themes of the president's visit to hormozgan province in february last year, and now it has become the result. drinking water became a problem. of course, there is still little water and to reach the villages around qeshm with stable water

rainwater was collected and when the first pond was filled with water, it overflowed and went to the next ponds through these channels. this is one of the traditional methods of supplying water around qeshmeh. people are just waiting for rain during the year, now one or two rains will come. they store water here in these ponds. after managing their consumption , they are confident in this village that they use the best and most beautiful things. the abshinnikana, which has come to be numbered on the island level, thank god , does not need these plants anymore, but be careful. due to the decrease in rainfall in recent years, the methods of providing water supply have changed. all of them are reserve tankers. we used to have wells , we had deep wells, and there are these trambies, the old ones who say that with these the water will rise and come to the city itself. now the jihad of water supply to the villages of the country is one of the heads the ministry of energy started in 1401. accordingly, access to sustainable water became one of the most important axes of travel. in february o

for the heaters with energy category a, without replacing the rainwater heaters, a savings certificate for it has been settled that these savings certificates will be able to be offered in the energy exchange. but the investors are not sure about the cashing of these savings certificates. 2 million. 500,000 dollars, the producer must have the equivalent of his rials, go and invest, then go and install it, get gas for a month, so what should we do with this first, this was my own question , why do we eat this first for the period of peak consumption that we we will definitely have applicants, considering the restrictions that occur for the industry in gas consumption , they will definitely have applicants for the off-peak period as well. we are to create a market for it, one of the tools we are following is to restore the capacity of article 26 of the law on reforming consumption patterns. in article 26 of the law on reforming consumption patterns, it is proposed that industries that exceed the energy consumption standard for their own production consume energy. they should be fined . w

regional water company asked the citizens to stop and travel around the rivers due to the activity of rainwater and runoff and flooding of rivers. avoid rivers and canals on these two days . artfat is mentioned in this notice. the capital of imamzadeh daoud chamiranat, damavand and firuzeh campuses are high-risk areas. local sources in the gaza strip announced that at least 18 palestinians were killed as a result of the bombing of two residential houses in the city of deir al-balah in the center of the gaza strip. the spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs while condemning zionist crimes in the gaza strip and especially the shifah chawddar hospital. it was urgent to stop this crime and file a criminal case to prosecute the zionist perpetrators of these crimes. nasser kanani said: shocking reports in it is heard about the torture and killing of palestinian women imprisoned in this hospital, which requires immediate and decisive action by the international community, including the formation of an international investigation team and the prosecution of the perpetrators and supporters of such

that needs to include rainwater, lake water, aquaphor —— aquifer or ground—based water.he city of 14 million is only _ or ground-based water. the city of 14 million is only going - or ground-based water. the city of 14 million is only going to - of 14 million is only going to grow, and if it's civic infrastructure fails to keep pace, instead of a free flow of water, the it city will be forced to count every last drop. british tech entrepreneur mike lynch is appearing in court in the us as his trial on fraud charges gets under way. once referred to as "britain's bill gates," mr lynch is accused of overinflating the value of his software firm autonomy when he sold it to hewlett—packard in 2011. the 58—year—old faces up to 25 years in prison if convicted. he denies the claims. and that's it for this edition of asia business report. thanks for watching. hey i'mjulia with the catch up! only one in five nhs mental health trusts have specialists that can deal with conditions like tourettes in england and wales. that's what new research from the bbc has found. over 300,000 peopl

rainwater was collected. and in the first place, when the water was filled it would overflow and go to the next ponds through these canals. this is one of the traditional ways of providing water around qeshmeh. people just wait for rains throughout the year. now, one or two rains will come, and they will store the water here in these ponds. the management of their consumption is the belief of this village that they consume optimally and beautifully. thank god , we don't need these plants anymore. however, due to the decrease in rainfall in recent years, the methods of providing water supply have changed. all are reserve tankers. already four. we had a deep well with this trumpy thing there are old people who say that with this the water will rise , it will come to the city itself. now, the jihad of supplying water to the villages of the country is one of the main goals of the ministry of energy, which started in 1401. accordingly, the access to water became stable, one of the most important axes of the trip i

. rainwater. >> yeah.we had a very rainy rainy year last year. so having rainwater mixed with sewage means this all gets, it means that this all gets, it means that this all gets, it means it's more than perhaps you'd think , at a more diluted quality. >> well, in a statement, water uk said these results are unacceptable and demonstrate exactly why we urgently need regulatory approval to upgrade our system so it can better cope with the weather. >> well there we go. that's nice from water uk coming up the home office warns that churches risk undermining the integrity of the asylum system. documents reveal that the clapham chemical attacker was allowed to remain in despite lying and in britain despite lying and failing a christianity test. >> what was the judge thinking? >> what was the judge thinking? >> this is good afternoon britain on . gb news. >> it's 1227. you're watching and listening to good afternoon, britain. now labour is demanding answers on how the home office let a known liar and sex offender

from traveling and... to use personal transport; the flood situation worsened sharply in orenburg; rainwaterwhich led to the flooding of highways, underground passages and residential buildings. meanwhile in in ulyanovsk, more than 26 mm of precipitation fell in 12 hours, this is almost a month's norm, local authorities organized water pumping, rescuers remind motorists to be more careful on the roads in bad weather conditions. artyom morin, lead. emergency, sochi, the waves are completely raging, the crushing force of the sea wave is breaking the concrete of the adler embankment, a particularly dangerous natural phenomenon when whirlpools right off the coast covered the resort at night. so, here on the shore, especially, it was impossible to approach the beaches, stones washed ashore, in the city the wind tore down the traffic lights and... in the mountains there was an atmospheric charge of precipitation, about 60 mm of snow in a matter of hours - that’s a lot, road services spent the whole night on the route. sochi found itself at the epicenter of a whole range of adverse events, the peak

taking into account today's four, this is a bucket of rainwater per square meter in two days, in thee maximum thermometer. will show +3 +6. on sunday, the intensity of precipitation will decrease, but the rain may be mixed with sleet in some places, and it will become another degree colder. next week the weather will gradually clear up. today is the last fine day in moscow, the thermometer now at vdnkh again shows +8.8. in the center of the capital in balchik it is exactly +10°. on saturday, with the approach of a north atlantic cyclone, the skies will darken in the early hours of the morning in the city. 1:4 it will start raining in the north-east of the moscow region in the sergegiv area posada, possibly mixed with wet snow. precipitation will continue throughout the weekend. on sunday the rain will turn into downpours, with the possibility of sleet in some places. up to 13 mm of precipitation will fall in two days, or about a third of the march norm. due to such inclement weather , daytime temperatures in the capital are unlikely to exceed +5. the final seven days of march will br

rainwater was collected and in the pond, when it was full, it overflowed and went to the next ponds through these channels. the desalination water that has come is numbered on the island level , thank god we don't need these leaves anymore, but due to the decrease in rainfall in recent years , the drinking water supply methods have changed , all of them are storage tankers . b. from the old people who say that the water will rise with this, it will come to its own city. now, the jihad of supplying water to the country's villages is one of the goals of the ministry of energy, which began in 1401. based on this, access to sustainable water became one of the most important aspects of the president's visit to hormozgan province in february last year, and now the result is yes, no, for almost 10 days. 15 days in a month is very good, we don't have a shortage of water. after 40 years, we have reached real water, of course , the water is still scarce, and in order to reach stable water to the villages around qeshm, other measures are being taken, such as the construction of a desalination plant, t

province should be strengthened and developed like the construction of dams and dams to control rainwater. youssef salami, correspondent of chabahar radio and television news agency. referring to the participation of the people in the march 11 elections, the president expressed his gratitude for this presence as a sincere and honest service to them. appreciation and thanks really. mane of the people because of their magnificent presence elections and thanks to all those involved in the elections, both elections with security , the security was very good security, and the health of the elections , and so far what we have, thank god, is a healthy election , a competitive election , an election with the glory and participation of the people, and voting was held until 12 o'clock at night in some constituencies. he is chosen and alhamdulillah, the lord of the worlds , died. our dear people, their presence in the scenes is a meaningful and glorious presence of gratitude . the presence of the people is a sincere service to the people . algeria he said that in this gas meeting, there is a good mo

damage to the province's infrastructure, such as construction of dams and dams for reinforcement of rainwater containment. and develop. youssef salami, correspondent of sed and broadcasting agency, chabahar. referring to the people's participation in the march 11 elections, the president considered this participation as a sincere and honest service to them. really sincere appreciation and thanks to the people for their magnificent participation in the elections. and appreciation to all those involved. the elections were also elections with security, the security was very good security, the elections were healthy, what we have so far, thank god, healthy elections, competitive elections , elections with glory and people's participation, until 12 o'clock. at night, voting was held in some of the electoral changes, and praise be to god, the lord of the worlds, for our dear people's presence in the scenes, a presence with meaning and glory, thanks. the presence of the people is a sincere service to the people . the president also pointed to the report of the minister of oil from the 7th summit of

rainwater collection it intensified and in the first pond, when the water was filled , it flowed through these channels to the pond. but due to the decrease in rainfall in recent years , the water supply methods have changed, all of them are storage tankers, we used to have wells, we had deep wells, and there are these water pumps . the jihad of supplying water to the country's villages is one of the priorities of the ministry of energy , which began in 1401. based on this, access to sustainable water became one of the most important themes of the president's visit to hormozgan province in february last year, and now the result is not nearly 10 days, 15 day one the fish is very good. we don't have a shortage of water. after 40 years, we got real water. of course, water is still scarce , and in order to reach sustainable water to the villages around qeshm , other measures are being taken, such as the construction of a desalination plant, the central desalination pipeline to the dardan section of dargan city , our central part, which is the so-called desalination plant, is divided into two

and the way the sewage system works here is that sewage from people's homes mixes with rainwater, stormpipes when it has towards treatment plants so if there is a lot of rain as there was last year, it means the system cannot cope and instead of it backing up into people's homes, there are effectively rease valves a bit like this overflow behind me which basically allows the raw sewage, the stormwater to come out and flow out into rivers, streams, the sea, to stop it backing up into people's homes and that is the data we had today, effectively all of the overflows like this now have monitors fitted onto them which report back to the water companies and indeed ultimately to the environment agency here how many times they spilled and for how long for. so the data that has been published today from all the water companies inngland shows a doubling of the hours effectively in which these overflows spilled and a big increase in the number of spills taken place as well. >> that was jenna fischer giving us a bit of an update into what exactly has happened. the figures speak for themselves. the

i saw it was the, when we began to investigate different kinds of paving and ways of collecting rainwater video. we learned about this, a new kind of water permeable concrete. and we brought it down and we realized it as a lot of advantages, so may through august, and even in the cache, at 1st, about 2000 square meters will be paved with a new material that will help the sewage system in the public drainage system. cope with heavy rain and the water can also be reused, for example, to irrigate green spaces, a satellite as well. the city is completely inform me of, of the water. and the, as i said, it's already exceeded the limits of its capacity unless you invested in windows, i think as soon as the technology is there, water permeable, concrete will be used a lot. we need to implement this technology more quickly so that it can be used on a large scale, a concrete that's permeable to water, just one of many ideas that could help our cities become more climate resilient and more resistant to flooding. the, the global population is growing and a gym estimate suggest the number of people ag

and the way the sewage system works here is that sewage from people�*s homes mixes with rainwater, stormeans the system can�*t cope. and instead of it backing up into people�*s homes, there are effectively release valves. a bit like this overflow behind me, which basically allow the raw sewage, the storm water, to come out and flow out into rivers, streams, the sea to stop it, backing up into people�*s homes. and that�*s the data which we�*ve had today. effectively, all of the overflows like this now have monitors fitted onto them, which report back to the water companies and indeed ultimately to the environment agency here, how many times they spilt and for how long for. and so that data that has been published today from all the water companies in england shows a doubling of the hours effectively in which these these overflows spilt and a big increase in the number of spills taking place as well. let�*s stay in the uk — where i want to bring you news of a stabbing in london. the victim is in a life—threatening condition after being stabbed on a moving train in front of passengers who f

in the sochi region, up to 3 m of rainwater will fall per meter of area.yanovsk regions, the republics of tatarstan and udmurtia will be at the epicenter of the bad storm. here in a day it will fall in some places up to 20-30 mm of precipitation in the form of rain and sleet, only about 70% of the amount expected for march. on the volga, in addition, the wind will increase in gusts up to... in irkutsk it is now a little cloudy, thermometers show +9, but soon, as in krasnoyarsk, the weather will change dramatically, the next night it will get colder to -8, it will snow, wind gusts can reach 18 m/s or more, during the day on wednesday -3, on thursday short-term snow is possible before dawn up to -7, in the daytime about -1 only in the second half of the week will thaws, extreme ones, return to the city. soon time will also be in the south of russia in the volga region in sochi, according to forecasts, up to 30 mm of rain may fall today, tomorrow 35, in samara the peak of the rain will fall as of today, the precipitation will fall to 20 mm, tomorrow the preci

it isn't the knowledge that store fresh rainwater during the month so. meanwhile, the remaining flow in the time of the is under threat from growing riverbank settlements. animal and human beast often ends up directly in that of a untreated sewage is one of the primary causes for the growth of an invasion of aquatic plant, the water hyacinth. it reproduces fast and stops fish of oxygen into water mazda the we have got to the point, the fishing is dying out. as we is making the living. people have migrated to put drugs on them by and are doing our job to make ends meet. 6 via cards, think our school buses. however, some like subordinate service with the us being on and doing the best to divide the time and date of those who all are just as an activist in his spare times and regularly leads, logos unblocked to hyacinth cleanup drive. some 8000 members of the fishing community have joined forces to clean clothes, kilometers of the liquid cleanings i've been for. we're cleaning dr. mint. there's a little was able to see the sun for the 1st time in ages know governor to boat can move agai

it is, you know, that it's a legal for palestinians to collect rainwater for domestic or agricultural reasons . because the rain, water, and water that's literally falling from the sky is the property of is rarely authorities. water that is falling in the sky onto their own land onto the pulse in insulin land, but was, there's 1st, it's illegal for them to have run. yeah, this is very concrete for people to understand. you can't even collect rain water. yeah, no. i was thinking that this completely shows to us that it's not, it is not only bombing and district. and like i said, but i'll send you the invite surgeries at this moment. normally, somebody's gotta be to collect all this from the, all these trees and something a lot of people in the west bank don't have to not be doing right now because the automation is very complicated to have access to permits, to access you on that in your honor and a lot of young men and women are stuff needed while they are trying to have access to their trees. and besides the trees, access to water is completely done to not allow agriculture. workers