rainwater, counted hours, left the streets of the city, for example, that very broken retaining wall, which utility workers have already restored. emergency crews pumped water out of houses, restored damaged engineering structures, but the bad weather will continue to test the city's strength. in the coming hours, according to weather forecasters, a strong lift. konstantinov, this is footage of objective control of the girani strike on hangars on the right bank of the dnieper near nikolayev, landing boats were brought there to the ssu, more than twenty watercraft were destroyed. in the south of the dpr, russian military personnel are expanding the control zone near vodyanov. two mines, which were key nodes of the enemy's defense on the eastern flank of the coal mine, came under the control of our fighters. the last route accessible to ukrainian troops is under our fire control. this is the moment. the undermining of the south-donasskaya number three. ukrainian militants mined the shaft of the mine, so it was decided to blow it up. in the kharkov region, our aviation worked with cruise

almond cultivation on sloping land, in addition to proper utilization of land, optimal use of rainwater. it has other advantages. almonds can be cultivated in areas where other crops are not grown and the land is made of clay. it needs it does not require a lot of water and can even be cultivated in a rainfed manner. it does not have a lot of labor costs, and it also has less maintenance and pests than other crops. the orchards of kabutrahang city are about 2,800 hectares, of which more than 700 hectares are almond orchards. amir taghati ahsan of radio and television agency of tahir lo kabud rahang village, thank you for your cooperation. i love you, you feel the affection towards me, you love me and the extent of my heart and spiritual affection, i am a lover, so be me, don't say that i am lost, i am the heart of your heart, you feel love , my heart, your heart, i love you , i love you, i love you. i'm sad, my voice is the accessories of love, that the human being loves his beloved, he longs for his beloved. just go back and look at it in the second place, the answer is in relation to

optimal use of rainwater has other situations.onds can be cultivated in areas where other crops are not cultivated and the land is rocky. it does not require a lot of water and can even be cultivated as a seed. it does not require a lot of labor and also has less maintenance and pests than other products. the gardens of kabutrahang city are about 2,800 hectares this amount is more than 700 hectares of almond orchards. the defeat of esteghlal in the asian elite football league in the second week of these rakats was the press of iran's police, and in the end, the blue-faced players lost the result with two goals. the first goal was scored by seyed hossein hosseini, the goalkeeper of esteghlal by mistake , and the second goal was scored by akram afif from a penalty kick. in this way, esteghlal, which had won the first week against al-qarafa, had three points left. some more news. on the last day of archery competitions of the age groups of the asian championship in chinese taipei. iranian representatives have one gold, one silver and

when it rains, there's a chemical reaction between the rock and the rainwater, which solidified the carbon i don't know how efficient it is, but looking at the science and the data they've got, i think it will have long term benefits to their soil. how much do you think the agricultural industry feels perhaps unfairly targeted for its climate change emissions? and what do you think that this will do to help change that? i think farming has been looked at as a soft target, and maybe not that particularly good at defending itself as well, but food production must continue. it's the most important industry around, and i think using a product like this_ will surely have a positive benefit to everyone. how much of a game—changer is this in terms of locking carbon out of the atmosphere and into the ground? it's transformative. i think it's the most scalable technology. we have, you know, huge deposits of rock globally ready to go, and we have farmlands in every single continent. and all of that means that we could achieve, you know, billions of tonnes of removal on the very fast time scale for t

farm fields, so as it rains, the rain is pulling co2 out of the atmosphere, dissolving into the rainwater, it's reacting with the rock, breaking down the rock to form bicarbonates, stable compounds, which are then being washed out into river systems, out to the ocean, where it's locked up for geological time. so that's tens to hundreds of thousands of years. so what happens if the crushed rock is spread across the land to maximise its exposure to the elements? when it rains, there's a chemical reaction between the rock and the rainwater, which solidified the carbon and removes it from the atmosphere. we're early stages, so i don't know how efficient it is, but looking at the science and the data they've got, i think it will have long—term benefits to their soil. how much do you think the agricultural industry feels perhaps unfairly targeted for its climate change emissions? and what do you think that this will do to help change that? i think farming has been looked at as a soft target, and maybe not that particularly good at defending itself as well, but food production must continue. it'

lot of it and seeing is a master of mixing that out to a 3rd of the entire state surfaces use for rainwater catchment. basically the water falls on the roof. uh and then uh it goes through um, drains. uh uh, and then uh you make sure that sir is little, uh, water leaks from the uh, from the drains and is uh, is captured in by the drainage system and, and from fades to reservoirs where it can be stored then and treated for further use. an extensive network of rivers, canals and drains channels. the water into 17 was of was the biggest is more we never us with an area of 10000 texas. it was back fresh water from flowing into the ocean and helps to control frequent floods. so does this underground tank that catches flood walton extreme cases when the drain spill over. even this war that could potentially be treated and reused by 2060, the government wants to use 90 percent of the atlanta area for rank catchment. catching rain water is one thing. what's, what about the water already in circulation? o drainage wilderness is collected and, and treated and reused as much as possible. most countrie

images posted on social media show tracks at a station in shropshire completely submerged by rainwatere met office says northern and central parts of england and wales have been the hardest hit . and dame been the hardest hit. and dame maggie smith, known for the harry potter films and downton abbey, has died at the age of 86. her family released a statement saying she passed away peacefully in hospital earlier this morning. they added she leaves two sons and five loving grandchildren who were devastated by the loss of their extraordinary mother and grandmother. well, those are your latest gb news headlines . your latest gb news headlines. i'm lewis mckenzie. more from me in an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news. >> .com forward slash alerts . or go to gb news. >> .c> .c> .c> .c> .c

i'm using dangerous, toxic . dangerous, toxic. >> i use rainwater . oh, but >> i use rainwater.but this is just this story. whilst not a huge story for me , does huge story for me, does perfectly encapsulate gen z because they are also, it says here they're believed to be the most likely to call someone out if they see them throwing away something . so they're very something. so they're very massively hypocritical here. it reminds me of during covid, a bunch of 19 year olds started telling a bunch of parents off in the park, like what? you you're all closer than two metres. it's like we're outside, we're in the park, covid's over and you still had a bunch of 19 year olds being little fascists. >> the most upsetting thing about it is that the gen zs in scotland are the lowest. they just do not do anything. really. no, it's not the lowest recyclers. oh, really? oh, so busy deep frying their own hands and licking off the batter. >> yum. >> yum. >> delicious. it's good to know that they like scolding people. they're into the nagging part of it. moving on. we've got the telegraph now

sloping land has other advantages besides the proper utilization of the land and the optimal use of rainwater are grown in areas where other crops are not cultivated and the land is rocky it can be cultivated , it doesn't need a lot of water, and it can be cultivated even in rainfed conditions , it doesn't have a lot of labor costs, and in the same way, the care and time of mankind is called for . which is filled with oppression and the demands of god's promises, and the promises of god's promises will be fulfilled . peace be upon him, this is the promise of god , if he had, if he loved his brother, then we would love him , we would love him. it means that he wants something like us, he always wants something . most of the things are the same. it means the book of reading al-quddah. he means that he likes football. most of the things he likes when he is playing on the field. when you were a boy you were the son of a green grocer what? it's bad enough, i'm a bad drinker, the spirit of god is busy with all of this , he's busy with all this, if he's different from his friends, when he's living a

barkat foundation, nearly 80 hectares of rainfed lands in sarabganjali village were provided with rainwater and drip irrigation. with the barkat foundation, barkat fell to the village of sarab ganjli and the residents of this village suffering reached the treasure. despite the opiates, hydration is done. well, that's it. by organizing the spring and setting up the pump , he returned the water to rasta and the reverse migration began. with a proper burial. which includes drip irrigation and beam irrigation of 80 hectares of the village lands, which are almost all the lands of the village . the barkat foundation has been paid, this has caused the water productivity to quadruple, makros migration will take place by this day , at least 50% of it will be returned. barkat, in the implementation of the green chain program , pays special attention to increasing the productivity of water resources with the aim of developing the agricultural sector and employment in rural areas. we paid tomans in the field of employment, education, and out of this 380 billion tomans , we allocated about 80% to green

last blue year according to the advisor of the minister of agricultural jihad, less than 10% of the rainwater is used in the country, while with watersheds and reservoirs, 90 to 95% of the rains can be managed and introduced into the country's water cycle. we don't have water, our weight is ruined by water. but a few months later , the people of this province witnessed these images in march were only in one. during the month of asfand, in southern balochistan, about 7 billion cubic meters of water left our land and entered the persian gulf. the volume of the saada reservoirs in the country is 60 billion cubic meters. this 7 billion is almost something like 11, if we could keep those rains. we know that sistan baluchistan province was insured for 100 years in terms of water, as announced by the meteorological organization, this year it rained 232 mm in the geographical area of ​​the country. we had 42 mm more rainfall than last year. these rains produced about 70 billion cubic meters of water, and according to the ministry of energy, less than 28 billion cubic meters of it, that is, 40% of it

images posted on social media show tracks at a train station in shropshire, completely submerged in rainwater. the met office says northern and central parts of england and wales have been hit. the hardest . and dame maggie the hardest. and dame maggie smith, known for her harry potter films and downton abbey, has died at the age of 89. her family released a statement saying she passed away peacefully in hospital early this morning. it goes to on say she leaves two sons and five loving children who were devastated by the loss of their extraordinary mother and grandmother. well, those are your latest gb news headlines . your latest gb news headlines. i'm lewis mckenzie. more from me in an hour's time. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go more than show at 10:00. now, more than 180 flood warnings are in place across england after days of heavy rain. images posted on social media show tracks at a train station in shropshire, completely submerged in rainwater. the met office says northern and central parts of england and wa

and in this collector, unlike the operating section of the collector. rainwater does not get into it,ing the heaviest rainfalls, in this decommissioned collector it is absolutely dry. while the issue is being worked out, diggers conduct public excursions on the surface, it is possible that in the near future it will become known about new arrests in the high-profile case, about the death of eight people from excursion group. maxim shevchenko, elena stepanova, vesti, duty unit. how will the influential record-breaking bribe-taker be punished, it became known what term. requested from the state institution for the former investigator marat tambiev, who is being tried for abuse of power, falsification of evidence, an astronomical bribe from cybercriminals, its size is 7 billion rubles. the keys to the cryptocurrency were found on tambiev's computer in a folder called pension. the topic will be continued by alina skachkova. the case of the odious investigator billionaire marat tambiev is nearing its finale. the parties have begun to debate in court. the prosecutor requested 20 years in pr

but he has no strength, he 's been surviving in the field for almost a month, he's been drinking rainwaterr guys no... a chamber of a screed a scattering of mines of the so-called nato-style bells, after a few hundred meters they found a package of water, the first full-fledged golotok yeti after several weeks of thirst and hunger, he even barely held the bottle, but did not want to leave it. of course, the man suffered terrible hardships, this one, who survived for a month in such conditions, but let's not forget that, for example, our famous hero maresyev survived in much more difficult conditions, that is , he also had damaged legs, while an important factor is. that he survived in winter, a person can hold out for 30 days without food, however, irreversible changes in physiology can occur already on the twentieth day, this is also about competent rehabilitation, here is a whole separate topic, our soldiers encouraged yeti, who were barely moving, judging by the radio they were already a couple of kilometers from their own, but at some point the enemy noticed them , let's go, let's go,

month, will pass the evening rush hour, when you definitely can't do without ont, up to 9 liters of rainwater, the wind of the southern rhumbs is very dense, sometimes stormy 5:10, in gusts up to 13-18 m / s. on the weekend, with breaks , rain will continue at night +12:15, and during the day on saturday +19:22, on sunday it will freshen up to 16:19, well, monday will begin with a cold snap in the morning + 7:10, and during the day no higher than +13, the weather will clear up, in general, autumn turns into a general offensive on all fronts, so... don't forget the umbrellas, i've remembered these chords for the rest of my life, i listened to real rock, who already knew that in 40-odd years i'd have to interview the great musician, the author of the wall roger waters, now among the elite there are oligarchs who promote russophobia in the media, you are good people, the fact that you are being turned into enemies is crazy. james baker promised gorbachev that nato's borders would not be expanded, there was such an agreement, and the last straw was the cia-supported the coup in ukraine in 2014. a

the rainwater will also be directed into a specific green zone. the soil is meant to soak it up like a sponge and store it while the trees absorb and retain the water for longer. increased evaporation, then cools this around soundings. the different trees were planted here in 2020 during the corona virus pandemic. at that time, research are under the sun rose explained what soils substrates in a sponge. city should look like google for the substrate is based on a crushed gravel component that provides lots of gaps. if you, you can tap it very firmly, but those cavities remain and you can see your radically build roads or sidewalks over. and i still thought of about these cavities are filled with that kind of shale that absorbs a lot of water along with charcoal goods on the body for them. so the only smoke through all this is organic material made up of clamp renee, what is need? so we're adding nutrients to the cavities and it makes a great fertilizer to and position it's good for store and water, but also for the micro organisms in the soil. so

1806, brickwork of 1819, in this collector, unlike the operating section of the niglinka collector, rainwater get, even during the heaviest rainfalls, in this decommissioned collector it is absolutely dry. while the issue is being worked out, diggers conduct public excursions on the surface, it is possible that in the near future it will become known about new arrests in the high-profile case, about the death of eight people. from the excursion group. maxim shevchenko, elena stepanova, news, duty unit. give me a free ride or get paid with a knife. in the capital, a taxi driver had to flee from a couple of hot-blooded passengers. the self-confident hares promised that by the end of the trip they would definitely find money somewhere to pay. it's just that right now their pockets are empty, but they have to go, they are in a hurry. hey, go to the brotherly, don't bother me brotherly, i'm telling you. on the way i 'll throw you 200 rubles, you write down my conversation, i 'm telling you. i'll throw you 200 rubles on the way turn off the recording farther so that the taxi driver was accommodatin

. >>> i'm anne makovec following the latest destruction following hurricane helene, a river of rainwater in north carolina and even as the storm weakens, it's dumping a lot of water, widespread flooding after it came ashore florida's gulf coast as a category 4 storm packing sustained winds up to 140 miles per hour and a 15-foot storm surge slamming into the western coastline of florida. there were thousands of rescue missions so far. high wind also knocked out power to millions of homes and businesses across the southeast. many who are picking up the pieces are thankful to be alive. >> it could have been worse than this. we could have been gone and lord, i thank you every day for letting me see another day. >> i spoke with the former fema presidential appointee based here in the bay area. he says once the damage is assessed, this willing among the top ten most damaging storms ever in the u.s. because the destruction is so varied and widespread. of course, this is only one of several ongoing major disasters across the country, including the wildfires in socal and the federal emergency man

it's worked so far as a land prototype with its rainwater based cooling circuit and solar powered pumps. pitch should be sustainable. bus dumps play a key role during heat waves. because we install them throughout the city on what have a sheet shows and networks. recent studies have shown just to urgently needed such cooling spaces are hotter, weather causes, taurus, to spend less money or stay away altogether. a problem in the future, say tourism experts to let the temperatures keep rising tourists cool things. why it's about traveling further on and under. we see it on places like most yeah. or extra mount dora, they might. buddha, it will be a challenge from just like it's already a challenge to travel to central america is when we complete the eat, i didn't video or the regular the researchers, findings and innovations in seville are available to the public, as they're not patented. the teams priorities to ensure that people can actively enjoy life in the heat on a hot day. funds can be a real blessing. do you have enough at home? how about air conditioning systems, except the real

it isn't the nose 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 the 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 in the water mazda the you have got to the point. the fishing is dying out as a way of making the living. people have migrated to put drugs on them by not doing our job to make ends meet. 6 5, i think our school however, some likes about no service what the stain on and doing the best to divide the time with each of those who ologist is an activist in his spare time and regularly leads locals on water hyacinth cleanup drugs some 8000 members of the fishing community have joined forces to clean 12 kilometers on the 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 again. i get the

communicate automatically with a weather server and checks whether there is enough capacity for more rainwater guides, if not to open up what's your history and also a better thing to take. but it's not uncommon about the better through a piping system on the buildings exterior and the future, the water will be used for the garden or to flush the toilets in the building. but the system is expensive and too heavy for many buildings. so for now, the roof tongues are still the exception. for the new box, it just didn't require me to do anything with the roof. so if new buildings, but even just on existing buildings, there are around 400 square kilometers the flat tories area plus the pit directory sales. and so we could connect tool to build insect hotels, to bio diversity or to solar collectors. there's a numerous potential that isn't being exploited yet or feel more innovations, such as lighter materials are needed for the project times plan is clear to have more smart roofs become a split in the city. and we come back to africa now, and it's often said, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. we

it, like on this office building the 1st of its kind to our tanks under the roof that can store rainwater. guarding the sewer is against flooding during heavy rainfall. the roof this acts as a sponge doesn't clap it, others evolve here at the flu. i've gotten a device to communicate automatically with a weather server and checks whether there is enough capacity for more reading. walter guide. if not to open up, what's your history and also a bit of english take, but it's not uncommon about the better through piping system on the buildings exterior. in the future, the water will be used for the garden or to flush the toilets in the building. but the system is expensive and too heavy for many buildings. so for now, the roof tongues are still the exception. for the new box, it's just required to do anything with the roof. so if new buildings, but even just on existing buildings, there are around 400 square kilometers. it's flat tories area, plus the pit triggering cells. and so we could connect tool to build insect hotels, to bio diversity orange to solar collectors. there's a numerous poten

unrwa has warned there will be health risk due to lack of sewage systems and rainwater systems.me in the incredibly severe. we have a guess joining me in the studio. with me is sam rose, senior deputy director of unrwa affairs in gaza. it must be surreal to be away from gaza at the moment after what you have been through but good to have you in london. 12 people we understand have been killed in the last 2a hours in gaza. people are describing it as a frozen conflict. attention is moving to lebanon and the northern border. what is happening in gaza? thank you for having me on. the conditions in gaza remain as desperate as ever. 0ver a1,000 people killed. close to 100,000 people killed. close to 100,000 people reported injured. many tens of thousands with lifelong injuries. the majority of those killed and injured are women, children and the elderly. nine out of ten people in gaza are displaced, living in the most awful of conditions. with every day the conflict goes on, conditions get worse, that is the nature of these things. if you're living in the open for one month is one th

sponge elements in the soil is more, the more water the trees will be able to draw from them the rainwater will also be directed into a specific greens zones. the soil is meant to soak it up like a sponge and store it. while the trees absorb and retain the water for longer, increased evaporation, then cools this around soundings. the different trees were planted here in 2020 during the corona virus pandemic. at that time, research or under the sun rose explained what soils substrates in a sponge. city should look like screwed up for the substrate is based on a crushed gravel component that provides lots of gaps as you can tab that very firmly. but those cavities remain, and you could theoretically build roads or sidewalks over and i still to, to provide these cavities are filled with a kind of shale that absorbs a lot of water along with charcoal goods on the body for them. so the only smoke through all this is organic material or a depth of clamp renee underneath. so we're adding nutrients to the cavities and it makes a great fertilizer ready to in position. it's good for store and water,

that fragments of white stone masonry from 1806, brickwork from 1819 have been preserved there, rainwater get into this collector, unlike the operating section of the niglinka collector, even during the heaviest... downpours in this out of service collector it is absolutely dry. while the issue is being worked out, diggers conduct public excursions on the surface. it is possible that in the near future new arrests will be announced a high-profile case involving the death of eight people from a tour group. maxim shevchenko, elena stepanova, vesti, duty unit. give me a free ride or get paid with a knife? in the capital, a taxi driver had to flee from a couple of hot-blooded passengers. self-confident. one of the passengers hinted that he had a knife with him, after which the driver jumped out of the car, capital investigators are currently conducting an investigation into the incident, and the chairman of the investigative committee of russia, alexander bastrykin, is monitoring its progress. cocaine wars on the streets of mexico a large-scale armed battle between drug cartels has unfolded i