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this requires countries and companies and seeking to make use of a genetic resource or associated knowledge to pay fair compensation. it's a principle known as access and benefits sharing. it envisages users and providers of a particular resource, negotiating the form and amount of compensation instead of money. for example, users can provide compensation in the form of conservation projects. so with the legal framework in place, why does bio piracy continue to be so wide spread? the botanical gardens of the university of zurich, a favorite haunt of fall, swan my and bad. he dedicated years of research to the issue of bio piracy while working for the n g o. public eye and says the international agreements are actually construed in a way that favors industrialized nations. in oil park is thus newer in europe. they say, i'm only obliged to abide by the nagoya protocol. if i go to the country of origin, after it came into force and extracted through the resources there was done, nor you. dear thor, sir, dolt, household, the lender, the students in the put the on the put countries in the south

and, you know, what are the, do you want to go risk associated with that resource location and concentration in terms of share the global market. and the 2nd dimension of that on the groups. and in the room is really to do with market access, whether you have access to little or you do not have access to the so what you really need to ensure a supply security really need to have access to that he source and you need to have access to the route and to be able to deliver. and roy doesn't legit got engaged. that model and industry is tomorrow. i'm actually inclined to draw attention actually what is happening now in europe in the nation space. and i not, it is not a topic you know, the order of minerals, but i will leave you to consider that the number of years, despite the desire to go look at them. most of the european countries continue to have all 5 blocks on the system. and given the sort of a huge ram that you're going to be experiencing, the shortages that you are already experiencing, i'm likely, you know, i think of supplies come of this been done in the next rich sensible utility is a

really a great resource for us as well as wyoming for they have come to us and helped us with training. i think just making sure states understand the process and have all the associatedes for community engagement and also for staff. again, we are successful in deploying and we do get to a point where we have a multitude of permits they get filed, the last thing we want happen at the end of the day as there is a tremendous backlog. making sure resources are in place and we have a plan to be able to move these projects forward and move these permits forward is absolutely essential. >> all right thank you. lastly, question maybe we asked, should have asked that you would like to share with us? >> yes. i guess the one i would think of is regarding the linkage between energy security and carbon management. in my opinion you hear a lot about a carbon constrained future. like to think about a carbonate managed future. and as you look at the part of the world that we are from, economic activity and carbon utilization and a turn emissions are linked. being able to effectively manage the carbon is our real challenge and real opportunity. i guess that would be the one i would f

in, effect, nothing gets done, because the forces against reform, the national rifle association, has two resourcest are incredibly valuable in american politics. and they are money and motivated voters. and so president biden is really in a weak political position to do anything without massive and a concerted sub m ed public sup. >> and of course, this massacre happened on the fourth of july, a day that is meant to be a day of celebration of all that is american. and these mass shootings are uniquely american. the rest of the world struggles to understand why there isn't more political will to do more. michael, we made up a graphic to highlight the number of massacres in the u.s. this year. 311 so far this year. when we made this graphic a couple of hours ago, there were five mass shootings monday, it went up to six in the last hour or so. and 14 mass shootings since the start of july, july, we're only four days into july. guns, of course, are now the number one killer of kids in the u.s. and this problem, it seems to be out of control. is there anything executive action that the president can ta

i am the site manager for the salt association pacificker island resource hut in collaboration with a latino task force. since our opening on january 3, we have served 500-plus pacific islander families with services that they've never had access to. we have employed 36 people with permanent jobs, eight people with permanent housing, free immigration support and benefits and many more. we would not have done this if there twhunlt support at this time. by not supporting us, you will contribute to the long suffrage of our communities of color and have been going through. please change the budget to support our ongoing services. and right now i want to sit here during this pandemic. our pacific islanders have stood up and created a movement. we're tired of being tired. right now -- >> thank you so much. >> and speak. >> next speaker, please. >> good morning. thank you for this opportunity. my name is eleanor and i'm the founder of sheblis transitions who, along with s.f. supply are the re-entry and violence components with an assault organization. i am passionate about re-entry because i

the access for veterans to records act will help provide the national archives and records association resources desperately needed to address veterans records request. record center houses records essential for veterans to receive the service benefits they need including medical treatment, emergency housing. the record center was already behind the curve when it came to investing in records dij at thissization creating a massive backlog. the pandemic exacerbated that problem. although nprc has reduced the backlog to 515,000 from a peak of 603,000, it's still preventing veterans from receiving the records they need. it can't be an acceptable standard. the access for veterans to records act requires nara to submit a detailed plan for eliminating the backlog and authorizes 60 million to improve the situation. this legislative effort works in lockstep with the national archives and records administration's own efforts to secure funding from the federal technology and modernization fund. at the urging of the chairwoman, myself, and others, the national archives applied to and received a $9.1 million

some are the alaska chamber, oil and gas association, resource development council. but most of these symbols here are the alaskan native people, the alaskan native people, the leaders of a really important constituent in alaska, the first peoples of alaska. why am i saying this? because our national media never talks about this. they'll pick one group, one leader, oh, we're against it, so they write about it. that's baloney. the leader of the alaska communities, the native communities, are overwhelmingly supportive of this project. here's my point -- this administration loves to talk about environmental justice, environmental equity, communities that have been discriminated against, to make sure they have access to proper environment. but you know what they do? they've been doing it for a year and a half. when they talk about environmental justice, environmental equity, they always forget about alaska natives. they purposefully forget about alaska natives. i see it all the time. they can't do it this time. this project -- and come on, media, write the story -- this

resources are available for this work, please? well, we are helped by donoshe-gunder associations from, for example, today there was an evacuation to ivano-frankivsk region, and this is also volunteer cooperation with volunteers there, and people uh, they register every week. we have such a database, people register and leave every week in the middle of the red cross office and the operational headquarters . unfortunately, there should have been more than 60 people today, but for some reason, uh, people refuse and now we have uh transport left from well, as they say, it is not overloaded , to put it mildly, people have the opportunity to get to odesa to cities such as odesa, uman , lviv, and then they are picked up by other volunteers and taken to ivan frankivsk, so the logistics are still working the local authorities in them are evacuating from another place, but such evacuations are also weekly, since we have about 200,000 residents left in the city, what will happen next, we can’t even imagine, because the evacuates are mainly women, teenagers, well are you guys like that? there are refugees in mykolaiv. if there is an opportun

resources, mr. timur, is it possible to actually contact? i don’t know and with similar associationsw that turkey was a statement promising us eh a lot of help in demining after the end of active hostilities look now everyone is very active of course the attention of the world community eh is fixed on ukraine quite active and by the way not without your help, i mean not without the help of the media, because the media also, er, pay attention to this, so you separately. should talk about these problems, there is a media mediacracy so where should talk about this problem and there is a holy world community that should pay attention to it, so far it is not as fast as we would like, but i know that there are active negotiations regarding assistance to ukraine specifically in the field of countermeasures that is why we are waiting for how many ukrainian sappers have already died performing their heroic mission in order for the territory of our country to be cleansed not only of russian people, but also of the traces they leave behind. well, i think that there are no statistics because the

that american hardest association's website has actually a lot of resources regarding these specific ones. and then also, they have actually some resources for like healthful diets and ways that you can be active, so i would suggest going to that website. alright uh, dr jason niigata. thank you so much for joining us to talk about heart health that's important, eating healthy , staying fit and important to start the earlier the better. thank you so much for joining us tonight. thanks so much for having me. and we are tracking the weather. we've got a temperature that is going to increase big tobacco's cigarette butts filter practically nothing and are made of microplastic fibers that are toxic and cunning. they may seep into water and food, and air, too. and the smaller microplastics get, the more damage they do. could they end up in you, your bodies, their prey? new studies indicate possible links to mutations in dna. an evil lie with a future's worth of harm. to the world, now you know. so sound the alarm. all right. welcome back to do a little bit of weather here. temperatures wer

deaths on its internet resources, the british guardian focused on the alleged death under the rubble of children, but apparently to readers settled down stronger, and those associatedtate department and the agent now once again confirmed that the objectivity in his wording. it doesn’t even smell kiev interpretation is presented as the only true strike on the shopping center in kremenchug, this is not an erroneous missile hit, but a calculated strike from russia, president of ukraine volodymyr zelensky said this, none of these media, of course, did not say a single word, but the bongars at the factory kredmash operation, which, uh, was due to these metal-themed metal ones that were that is, at first a certain event occurred, then immediately a throw-in occurs. uh, sowing the so -called information on the internet in large, large mass quantities, then it connects to the large mass media, a wikipedia article appears. that is, they say that this is all planned and pope francis expresses condemnation with a barbaric wording. attack, it turns out that the vatican considers the destruction of ammunition, which would certainly have been used for really barbaric attacks in

deaths on its internet resources, the british guardian focused on the alleged death under the rubble of children, but apparently so that readers were more worried, and those associatede us state department and the agent are currently once again confirmed that the objectivity in his wording. it doesn’t even smell kiev interpretation is presented as the only true strike on the shopping center in kremenchug, this is not an erroneous missile hit, but the blow from russia was calculated, this was stated by the president of ukraine volodymyr zelensky, none of these media, of course, did not say a single word, but the bangars at the kritmash plant, which was due to these metal on the topic of metal, which were that is, at first a certain event occurred, then immediately there is a throw-in. ah, sowing the so-called information on the internet in a large, large mass quantity, then a large mass media is connected , a wikipedia article appears. that is, they talk about the fact that all this was planned and the pope of rome, francis expresses condemnation with the wording barbaric attack, it turns out that the vatican considers the destruction of ammunition, which would certa

global energy association sergey brilev. the vast expanses of the siberian taiga, thousands of kilometers of a river of lakes and, of course, subsoil, storing huge reserves of natural resources to the khanty-mansiysk autonomous okrug from here. today we will announce exactly the new winners of the global energy prize, which this year celebrates its twentieth anniversary, our television signal is picked up primarily by our main media partner yugran tv at the federal level of russia but first, a little digression. for those who have never been here been we will tell. ugra is a picturesque region in western siberia where the centuries-old traditions of the indigenous peoples of the north are cherished and the knowledge and work of specialists moving here are valued. more and more new ugra residents link their future with this region. they talk about how the past was here, historical films and documentary chronicles, when you discover something of oil and gas fields with the most valuable goods. there were fur skins here. wild animals, furs, as well as a variety of fish and wood for the khanty mansi and other tribal peoples, and then and now the business of life was and remains

a great resource to check the air quality where you live and make sure you're safe is the air now fire and smoke map. it shows current wildfire locations, and the associated smoke plumes. the air fire and smoke app demonstrates the ash and particles in the air. >> it is an expected thing that you're going to have hazy smokey days in the bay area now. >> unfortunately. >> and that was mary lee reporting. people with respiratory illness should be extra cautious along with other adults. if you smell smoke it means particles have reached the surface and it is best to stay inside and keep doors and windows closed. >> and let's get to jessica burch. >> let's start off with the fact on top of that it is a hot day for us here in the bay. our in land areas getting up to around the mid-90s. with partly cloudy skies and a lot of fog along the coast and the bay. look at the golden gate bridge right now. foggy across the board. this is a live look from the sutro cam just over it. you can't see the top of it. that fog will stick around into the evening hours and fill the bay into the evening into tomorrow morning. but one thing i want to talk about is the fire down in

huge bodies of natural association the european part, the siberian part, and the far eastern part, which have a different structure of communication, logistics, economy, over resources, in general, the tact of actual resource needs, so we can play atlas in high school and you know how to draw what where with bras will disintegrate in russia russia will disintegrate its historical destiny i don't say how some people say it's just that all empires disintegrate because unfortunately this is the process unfortunately this process is not so fast the empire disintegrates er not even in months it collapses for a long time tell me for a minute , the task is to ensure that the russian empire is not conserved in the soviet union, the russian federation, so that it disintegrates, objectively, what needs to be done for this, you say. our task is how to prepare for the fact that well, tomorrow putin is gone and we are not ready, nothing will change for them, we just have a few weeks of time when we can act, in fact, we are talking about the fact that when russia begins to disintegrate, ukraine will undoubtedly be the geopolitical leader in this rail in this corner europe. yes, w

resources to those who generally need it. >> the data from earlier this year showing hate crimes against asian americans in the city increased by over 500% between 2020 and 2021. >> the san francisco police officers association on the appointment said "we urge missed jenkins to fairly hold criminal offenders accountable, provide compassion for those in criminal justice who needed, deserve it and to strongly protect and assist crime victims seeking justice. we all want to say for san francisco and are committed to all doing our part. >>> accusing justin voting of making san francisco less safe during the time in office and we looked into the deep rooted problems in the city and possible solutions to homelessness, crime and drugs. watch it on roku, amazon fire e nbc bay area streaming app. >>> the west nile virus thing detected in the south they with county leaders saying mesquite is with the virus found in parts of sunnyvale and santa clara and on monday night health leaders will spray the affected area you see on this map. it will be between the sunken garden golf course up to sunnyvale high school. people don't have to relocate but make sure that the windows are closed if you live in the area. they also say

from this point of view, they need to increase the main part of energy resources from china now, namely, the component associatedtions again, therefore, from this point of view. from an economic point of view, from the point of view of the bull of the national state, it is not profitable for him now to bet on one or another partner. i agree here, but the only thing that worries we go too much into oil this is an important issue, but here we need to look more globally all the oil in the world is produced, therefore, but everything cannot be reduced to them, then sa, i think, what's the difference? let's get back to the question here. what is the difference in the situation in that russia is currently even in a better situation than the united states was in the middle east in terms of its policy in the eighties, because russia over the past 20 years, first of all, was able to build its foreign politics in a way that she has uh, trusting uh friends. i would say relationships are productive relationships. so it’s better to organize with all the big e big forces in the middle east, that is, israel once, respectively,

resources to those who generally need it. >> data says hate crimes against asian americans in the city increased by over 500% between 2020 and 2021. the semper cisco police officers association also weighed in on this appointment saying we urge them to fairly hold criminal offenders accountable but with compassion for those in the criminal justice system who need and deserve it strongly protective those seeking justice as we all want a safer san francisco and we are committed to doing our part. many of those involved in the recall effort accused him of making san francisco less safe during a time in office. our streaming series saving semper cisco looked into the deep rooted problems the city has and the possible solutions of homelessness dry crime and drugs. watch it anywhere by downloading the nbc bay area streaming app. >>> the president is scheduled to give remarks about protecting access to reproductive services. this comes after the supreme court ruling overturning roe v wade. they have stressed that the ability to protect abortion rights by executive action is limited without congressional action. >>> a person is in the hospital now after freeway shooting. eastbound o

a great resource to check the air quality where you live and make sure you're safe is the air fire and smoke map. it shows current wildfire locations and the associated smoke plumes. the map most accurately measures the density of wildfire ash and particles in the air. >> i definitely think an expected summer thing that you're going to have hazy, smokey days in the bay area now. unfortunately. >> those with respiratory illnesses, children and older adults should use extra caution. one thing to keep in mind, if you smell smoke, that means smoke particles have reached the surface and you're actually breathing in smoke. if that happens, it's best to go inside and close your doors and windows. in walnut creek, mary lee, kpix 5. >>> for more on this-let's get a first alert forecast update. darren, you've been keeping an eye on this. >> it's already started moving our way. it's going to look a little weird, but this is the high-resolution satellite from this afternoon. you're going to see it turn over to night mode, which is why that line goes across the screen. but there's a value to watching that part of the day. if we watch the last few hours of dayligh

resources strength ukraine even without special operations. it would be enough. well, for three there is a maximum of 4 years, that is, the bankruptcy of ukraine, even without any adventures associated with a special operation. it's in in general, a thing that was already quite visible, clearly not the ability to replenish the budget. the inability to develop the economy, the inability to earn an outflow of labor, and so on. all these tendencies have intensified catastrophically. here in recent months, first special operations. it is there about 5 million who have left, and abroad to earn money back. this is a complete inability to balance the budget, in fact, the collection of taxes that occurred in ukraine is the collapse of the national business, which today, but the main part of it either works somehow or doesn't work at all. this is a fourfold increase in unemployment. well , and so on, to understand what this is specifically about, well, a clear understanding of the ukrainian situation. ukrainian statistics do not give us, because initially and before the special operation it was, let's say, but not to say that it was directly falsified, but there were big doubts about its cor

association -- yet the. >> clearly, it is not yet there. >> were not denying that there are resources, but they are supposed to be able to use the . how can you use them when you are working 12 hour days? >> reporter: the mayor says the city is working on making something -- mental health something they are comfortable to talk about and get help if they need it. the hope is everyone can call for help if they needed. >>a gunman in iowa, shot> aa g killed a mother, father, and their 6-year-old daughter inside their tent. the family is from cedar falls, iowa, and the mayor says the 9 year-old son survived the attack and is safe. it all happened on friday at maquoketa caves state park . about three hours east of des moines. public safety officials sasmithd their y daughter, or campi tyler and sarah schmidt and their two kids were camping in the park. the suspect, this man, 23-year old anthony sherwin them like he killed himself. the suspects family says talso camping there with his family. cop say they found him dead in the woods nearby and say it looks to them like he killed himself. the family of the suspects

association, according to the minister of health of ukraine - this is significant support from american partners, which will make it possible to provide hospitals with the necessary financial resourcese during the war, a medical worker in every corner of ukraine must receive guaranteed by the government , about 12 billion uah is transferred from the state budget every month for the implementation of the medical guarantee program, of which approximately 8 billion 700 million is the salary of health care workers, which this year is fixed at the minimum level for nurses 13,500 uah for doctors 20,000 uah in the capital, the restoration of buildings that were hit by russian rockets is underway, seven high-rise buildings are currently being repaired, in particular, on chornobyl irpinska svoboda avenues and lobanovskyi on bogatyrska avenues, the last of the 144 apartments 100 damage destroyed elevator shaft, walls and stairs broken windows, according to the experts' conclusions, the house can be restored. the building is already being insulated, the facade is being replaced, windows are being strengthened, and today the repair work was inspected by the head of the capital , vitaliy klitsch

invest any resources at all to find out the circumstances of my husband's disappearance, well, i want to say why this situation is unpleasant for you and me because it evokes negative associationsh the war in ukraine, and of course it evokes references to ukraine in a negative context, and now, during the war, we need help, we need the sympathy of every american in the white house, not on camera, the press explained that the biden administration is monitoring the situation and looking for information that may be useful, but it is not yet sure what kind of help the authorities can provide in this particular case. well, according to what the washington post writes, they contacted the domestic ministry of defense, but there, too, they still do not have any information about what they could be shared either with the journalists of the publication or with the relatives of the corps , the official representative of the us security council, john kirby, once again calls on the americans to help ukraine financially , to send humanitarian aid, but not to go to fight because they say the us government is not capable of helping them if something ever happens. but in any case, look at volun

resources has brought the country to its knees. and they've had enough. michelle fernandez audra 0 colombo. well, gonna run with an a. roger is a senior research associate at overseas development institute in london. he joins us now from colombo, thanks for being with us here on al jazeera, now with the politics of this economic collapse it's, it's easy to lose sight of the plight of the people themselves. can you describe just how bad the situation is? so yesterday saw people who were hungry and living, essentially on one meal a day. and having spent a long time the better cuz maybe 3 nights, plus 3 my picture cues went in their frustrations on the government in power. and it's a timely reminder that corruption and mismanagement have political consequences. the free lunch and economy has been undergoing something called speculation, which is a contraction, as well as 50 percent inflation. some of this is spot by the russia, ukraine conflict, and the timid recovery from the economic effects of covey but mismanagement, has been an important feature. for instance, the not darby roger, but the government announced tax cuts in 2019, which has devastated rev

are we people don't necessarily associate classical liberals with as a great resource for thinking about race and discrimination, and we wanted to solve that by bringing together a lot of the great insights that classical liberals. have we thought that that would also serve another purpose which is just sort of address some of this tribalism and polarization that we're experiencing in our country right now. as classical liberals we sometimes agree with conservatives and we sometimes agree with progressives. it depends on the issue and so having that ability to be a politically homeless to be outside of the tribes to bust out of those categories and unbundled one issue from another we felt could really serve us well in thinking about the history of black america in particular because black americans as well. do not fit well into the political categories of the majority culture. and so we thought it gave us a great opportunity the first thing you have to do when thinking through the history of black america, of course is to address the relationship between markets and slavery. and so immed

resources to go around? so many questions. we will not have time to touch on all of it. joining me now is dr deborah brosnan, president deborah brosnan & associatesthese. good morning. good morning- — these. good morning. good morning- it _ these. good morning. good morning. it is _ these. good morning. good morning. it is world - these. good morning. good - morning. it is world population da and morning. it is world population day and today. _ morning. it is world population day and today, it _ morning. it is world population day and today, it comes - morning. it is world population day and today, it comes at - morning. it is world population day and today, it comes at a i day and today, it comes at a time when many, many thousands, millions around the world are really struggling just to find food. i mean, we're already experiencing huge challenges, aren't we?— experiencing huge challenges, aren't we? yes, we are. it's an extraordinary _ aren't we? yes, we are. it's an extraordinary and _ aren't we? yes, we are. it's an i extraordinary and unprecedented time on the planet. the world population is more than tripled since 1950 and we are now the d

associations and individual law enforcement officers. we need to look no further from the testimony of sheriff butz before our natural resources committee to understand the broad concerns with the status quo. in 2011, more than 50 exotic animals were released into the public from a private residence in ohio shutting ing down a highway. he led the law enforcement response and he testified at our hearing this year that his department didn't have any inventory how many animals there were and his officers weren't trained obvious to deal with big cats and other exotic animals released into a public setting. incredibly no one was killed or injured. but as the sheriff testified and i quote, the outcome could have been much worse if conditions were different and could be far worse the next time. precisely because private ownership is unregulated and largely unknown, we don't know how many big cats are kept until private ownership but it estimated 20,000. they are bred for cubs and as they grow larger they are sold on the black market. adult big cats in private ownership live in inhumane conditions that threaten public safety. 300 dangerous inci

resource defense council. candace swisher is the president and ceo of the north american renters association. he leads the work to represent the industry that re- purposes meat products that would otherwise be considered not edible such as fat and bone. he's a member of the usda trade advisory committee on animals and animal products and previously worked at the continental gray and the company, the grains council and the trade association. doctor melinda is the vice president for natural solutions and working lands at the national audubon society and works to advance natural climate solutions and conservation on working land such as rice fields and forests. a trained veterinarian, she previously served as a senior adviser and deputy chief of staff at the united states department of agriculture. ellie brown is the co-executivee director of the san diego food system alliance and co-leads the alliances work to build a healthy and sustainable food system in san diego county and prior to joining the alliance, worked in nonprofit consulting and as an independent advisor to nonprofits, and social e

association last year produced a report on school shootings, specifically. you know what they found? they found in the presence of armed school resource school shootings, not fewer. so, it's extremely rare for the good guy with a gun, like happened in the indianapolis area mall over the weekend, it is extremely rare to see a good guy with a gun effectively accurately take out a mass shooter. and in most of the cases where that happens, it's an off-duty police officer, or a security guard. so, unless america decides that we all want to walk around an armed encampment environment, there's no doubt that that would make us safer. >> let's talk about that incident in indiana, frank, because people are making that good guy argument. a good samaritan who was at a shopping mall, shot and killed a suspected gunman. but can we hang our hat on that? we think about probability and statistics, is it better to be a country awash with guns, in hopes that a really brave good citizen who happens to be an excellent shot, will be at the right food court, at the right shopping mall, at the right time. is that the right trade-off we should be making? >> l

exceed one and seven trillion euros, in order to somehow cover the costs associated with the sharply increased prices for energy resourcesrepare for complete shutdown of russian gas in the heart of england is now hotter than in the caribbean and western sahara breaking news, as sky new learned, the royal air force has stopped flights from bryce norton base due to the fact that what is the runway melted due to this extreme heat, london is becoming one of the hottest places on the planet. believe it or not, this is the first time the heat has been over 40° here in britain. we will use air conditioners more often. we will buy more portable fans, which will really affect the load on our electrical network. as you know the bills have risen significantly and this only increases the pressure on the budget of the family at a very bad time for record high temperatures. europe prepares for a potential full-scale gas crisis later this week, just as a historic heatwave has boosted demand for energy to help cool homes and businesses across the continent, the nord stream 1 pipeline is set to reopen after 10 days of scheduled maintenan