they're remodeling the rice fields to be cynical . they used to only grow rice here. is winter wheat shoots. nearby is a field that is ready to sow rice, after the harvest of rice is harvested, it will be sown with wheat, and rice will be grown there. so the season continues from seasons. now farmers have relatively free time. they're just getting started to prepare for the sowing campaign, but according to them, they are doing this not at all because growing wheat is a profitable business on its own, and they import wheat is cheaper than homemade. simply growing and selling wheat or soybeans is a recipe for ruin, so the government subsidizes us without them. no one would have dealt with the fall of the yen, destroyed the competitiveness, what used to cost 360 yen now 120-130 to buy cheaper abroad, but increase the level of self-sufficiency. somehow it is necessary that the government and asks us to sow rice polyapshinitsa and sosoy losses are compensated at the expense of taxpayers' money. despite the fact that even such efforts. we manage to cover less than 15% of t

there's that homeless man on this article rice's shackles and, uh, roberta gatesan. well, it’s interesting that max drew attention to this article in the united states very actively, and from both sides on the one hand. tucker carlson , who was little surprised by this article and decided to popularize it. let's see ukraine wins. says michael and stanford university. ukraine wins says hillary clinton ukraine wins says all american media anyone. who is speaking working backwards for russia is what they tirelessly tell you because they want you to think you're on the winning team and most americans believe them. they don't have sources in ukraine so you can imagine the shock of a pathological writer or the washington post when you read gates and rice's article. if you're now trying to find the two most discredited figures in the us, then you probably are. choose gates and rice because few have done more to weaken this country, but most americans don't know about it, because pigs, when they wouldn't say it, so high-ranking rice in their articles want you to know that uk

and today we will analyze rice pancakes with orekhovo vegetable pate.ugh here is made with rice flour, and i really don't like this option. of course, it is very little fat, but rice flour has a high glycemic index and, accordingly, our pancakes immediately become fast carbohydrates. and if, for example, we have the opportunity to replace rice flour, for example, with the same huge whole grain or rye flour, there are a number of different types of flour that will be more suitable for the public opinion and less. say, not as fat as the rest of the species. and it will be a healthier option. and therefore i will say that i don’t really like pancakes as a dough, as a base, and then we took it. we took eggplants, peppers, they were baked, there are no questions about it. nuts were roasted. this is also very great. but then what have we done. we combined eggplant with peppers with nuts, and that's it. it was ground in a blender, that is, we destroyed the structure of our product. we removed such a useful substance as fiber, because we completely ground this

rice consumption is declining. most eaten super food in the world. it's packed with nutrients. we want to make people aware of this and also help them learn more about rice farming. >> nagaya says the number of rice farmers is also declining. he hopes the facility will provide new opportunities for them when it opens on now, the russian invasion of ukraine global inflation and fear of a recession. concerns are growing that the world economy may slow down going forward. we spoke with legendary investor jim radiology skpeogers and eco sandy who's well versed in the trend in the economy, to hear their thoughts on the economic outlook. >> jim rogers made a name for hi himself in the 1970s after he cofounded a top performing fund. he points to the continued risk of inflation looming over the global economy. rors notes that central banks around the world flooded the massive easing measures before beginning toaise intert he says inflation, which accelerated in 2022, will continue into 2023. he fesees tough times ahead for

chemical fertilizers are not used for rice.this way, 16 fish in april and may after reaching the weight of 600 up to 700 grams are sold in the market, last year 18 this year, we have equalized to produce 25 million. the water of this 2-tenth hectare farm has been released and 25 hectares of agricultural land downstream of this region will be available for rice cultivation, and with 216 thousand hectares of paddy fields, it is in a good position to strengthen the annual production. 15,000 tomans of salmon has its own limit, according to the news of the head of amel broadcasting corporation, more than 2,000,000,000,000 tomans of real money was withdrawn from the stock market on sunday . lost the stock market today as well the previous day ended its work with a negative trend and finally the total index experienced a drop of more than three and a half percent. the highest number in the chart has experienced more than 150 thousand units in the past days, and one thousand units of this drop in it was done on saturday and sunday of t

the traditional gangster table has 20 to 50 dishes with rice, but rice is eaten only with the right handut any cutlery. you said, and i also heard about it, that ah there are almost 17,000 islands in indonesia. but what struck me is that almost every one of these islands has its own separate cuisine, that is, 17,000 varieties of indonesian cuisine. i was completely amazed. this figure is exactly how indonesia is made up of 17,000. islands from over 500,000 cities and 34 provinces. really. our country is very large and we have a lot. various national blues thousands of different dishes thousands and thousands of different local customs and culinary traditions. and, as for my favorite dish, it is, of course, goat kebab, a big kebab is really very tasty. java is the most famous island of the archipelago with the capital of the state, jakarta, modern skyscrapers side by side with ancient sanctuaries and mosques on the island of flores hunts for quito but sumatra, beaches of black sand heritage of the volcano and the purest mountain lakes. islands of dressers. irinka is famous for the fact th

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salmon in the rice field.cage for the emcee's win the cage fish breeding plan has been issued to investors for more than 180,000 tons of production capacity, while most of mazandaran's rice fields are in deep winter sleep these days . in a two-tenths hectare farm located in dasht seramon, the story is different. it is the first time in the country that salmon in cages has been implemented in paddy fields. the farm sends rice with a few products, which is then sold to the rice company, and finally the whole farm goes under water to a depth of one and a half meters for fish farming. the water used is wasted on the cruise that is for the second period of the year salmon weighing 80 grams, which have not been in their hearts since the middle of november, have a surface area of ​​several hectares, and are silent. it has a concrete structure. they are not permanently changed. so far, it is easy to collect . the fish is emptied. according to the breeders of this method, they do not have the common problems of raising

waters: thank you, miss rice, for that very kind introduction. i'd also like to thank everyone at the brookings institution and the national fair housing alliance for hosting this event. your commitment to ending discrimination and creating equitable housing opportunities for all is making a difference in the lives of millions of people across the country. i would also like to thank the families who participated in the docu series "our america low-balled", who share their stories to highlight and help root out ongoing appraisal bias and discrimination. we applaud your bravery and tenacity in sharing these harmful and dehumanizing experiences. which mirror those faced by too many families of color all across the country. homeownership is undeniably a cornerstone of the american dream. with it brings a level of economic security and an opportunity for families to build generational wealth, invest in their communities and their future. unfortunately, as housing grows increasingly expensive with rising interest rates, owning a home has moved further

harvesting rice has started to breed salmon in rice fields. this farmer uses cage breeding patterns to breed fish. he is the operator of the fish breeding scheme in cages. so far, more than 180,000 tons of production capacity permits have been issued to investors, while most of the rice fields this is mazandaran the days are spent in a deep winter sleep. in a two-tenths hectare farm located in the dasht seramun area, it is a different story and it is the first time in the country that salmon in cages have been implemented in a paddy field. then it is harvested and finally the whole field goes to agriculture to grow fish at a depth of one and a half meters. in the winter, the water used is wasted. for the second period of the year, the salmon weighing 80 grams is caught from the middle of november. months of several hectares in their hearts are dedicated and silent, they have a concrete structure there is no permanent change of use, tina is easy to boil, the emptied fish can be collected, it is possible to grow rice, do aquaculture that, accord

your location is the location called the rice trucking soil farm, is that correct? >> we were told that this is the mushroom farm. we were told by deputies, this is the mushroom farm behind me. it is next to the trucking location. but it's my understanding in talking to people and relatives here that work at this farm, that this is the road to the mushroom farm. >> okay. so the shooting that we're talking about having occurred there, just to be clear, didn't happen at the rice trucking farm, but in the mushroom farms that are behind that location. is that what you're saying to us? >> absolutely. in fact the sheriff's deputy came out and asked us not to shoot the rice trucking farm because they had nothing to do with the crime scene or the investigation. he said it had to do with the mushroom farm which is down the road here. >> that's an important clarification for us to have because we've been hearing about this rice trucking farm. so the sheriff's deputy is telling you that it has nothing to do with that farm, but there's a mushroom farm that's behind that that is

but as congolese rice and mr. gates have alluded to, you remove that money, the training kind of be dies of general armageddon, serv. i team has been put in charge of a future air campaign that will destroy ukraine as a modern nation state. understand this, the russians have made it clear beats at the opening condition still quite demilitarization. denazi's vacation demilitarization is about to occur. the destruction of the training armed forces. d notification occurs with the death of zaleski government, now will hat with the hands of a aerial campaign, sustained strategic in nature that will destroy ukraine, is a modern nation state. there will be no negotiated it. i don't know how many times i have to emphasize this in the end, there will be a tokyo bay type solution. september 1945, the u. s. s. missouri or the russians will come up with something equivalent and a defeated ukraine will crawl and be compelled to sign a document of unconditional surrender. this is how it ends up because russia wanted it did this

you have gone to lisa rice and robert gates. i'll quote, the ukranian economy is in shambles, and the country is entire reliant on foreign aid. okay. and they are partially correct. there is and there remains a private sector in ukraine and i'm not, so i'm, i'm not, you know, i'm sorry, but i, i, you're talking about, you're talking about the black market because that's basically what they have. no, i'm not talking about the black market and, and that's just a, that's a statement, not based on reality. you still have people there that or engaged in trying to do what they were doing prior to february 24, 2022. and these are young people, as well as older people. but it's important to remember that in both countries, russian federation and ukraine. you've got young people who are questioning what's happening. the russian economy is heard the name, okay, all right now. okay. okay. now you talked about, you talked about your personal travels, that's pride and personal experience can enlighten you. i live here. so line, oh, let me te

few have done more to weak then country but the media would never say that because gates and rice are paid off members of the club. they want you to know that ukraine is losing badly. in fact, they write unless the u.s. propose up ukraine's economy and military forever that country could collapse and they could invade malibu.

you have a con to lisa rice and robert gates. i'll quote, the ukranian economy is in shambles, and the country is entire reliant on foreign aid. ok. and they are partially correct. there is and there remains a private sector in ukraine and i'm not, so i'm, i'm not, you know, i'm sorry. are you talking about the, are you talking about the black market? because that's basically what they have. no, i'm not talking about the black market and, and that's just a, that just stay but not based on reality. you still have people there that or engaged in trying to do what they were doing prior to february 24, 2022. and these are young people, as well as older people. but it's important to remember that in both countries, russian federation and ukraine. you've got young people who are questioning what's happening. the russian economy is heard the name. okay. all right now. okay. okay. now you talked about, you talked about your personal travels, that's pride and personal experience can enlighten you. i live here. so line, oh, let me tell you

the new rice uses up to 40 percent less water in some weeks. while the conventional varieties did not survive a week without water in 40 degree heat, half of the gene edited plants did. scientists did this by instructing a naturally occurring gene in the plant to be more powerful. this gene helps reduce the number and size of the plans pores which are responsible for gas and water exchange. fewer and smaller pores meant the plant saved water yields increased or remain the same. the method they used here is called crisper cas 9, also known as genetic scissors or genome editing. it is fundamentally different to traditional genetic modifications or gm technologies. it relies actually on natural processes, but it makes the mutation process much lesser and most gm products contain the synthetic gene or a gene from another organism inserted into the plant or animal of interest insect resistant cotton. and means, for example, grown widely around the world contain a gene originally found in bacteria. instead of using foreign dna, gene editing makes cha

> south of downtown half moon bay on highway 1, there are three people dead at the second scene at rice instructing at sawyer farm. we spoke with david cannot but a short time ago. >> this is really a tragedy, in light of what is happening. this is an incident that we are all shocked about, and really, to be quite frank with you, do think could happen. >> this is a live look from sky 7. earlier we were told that the holy family children's center was put on lockdown. that is about 3:20. officials there said authorities told them they were searching for a man in a red suv. >> j.r. stone is at a staging area. he was there a few minutes ago when the suspect was taken into custody. jr? j.r.: dan, very tense chris: out here in half moon bay. i can tell you that suspect who was taken into custody does match the description of the man they were looking for in connection to those other shootings, but we have not yet gotten confirmed that that is the man they were looking for, but he does match the description, and the vehicle he was in matches the description of the car. what a tense 15 minutes

fulfilling a decade-old promise to your ex-head hunter friends to return for gawai, the annual iban ricewas there was the old guys with their tattoos and the rings on their fingers. >> eddie: yeah. the old people, a lot of them have passed on. >> anthony: i hear no more skulls. they made them put the skulls away. the iban once enjoyed a truly formidable reputation as trackers, warriors and ritualistic takers of heads. they were and continue to be wanderers. valuing the bejalai, a tradition where every tribesman will set out from the longhouse of his birth to travel, learn, to bring something back. each tattoo he gets over the course of his life represents a different experience, a different journey. >> eddie: basically, the tattoos are just to signify knowledge and the wealth that you brought back to the longhouse. what you would probably want to get is a bunga terung. something like this. >> anthony: oh, i like that. >> eddie: yeah. >> anthony: since last i saw you, and you gave me this. >> eddie: and it's still there. >> anthony: still there. 10 years ago at his shop borneo ink, eddie

the 2 thirds of the world's food depend on just 3 grinds, wheat, cool, and rice. this is very dangerous, of course, very risky. who this country take, for example, bangladesh with $1200.00 people per square kilometer. one of the most densely populated countries on earth, 90 percent of its land area is rice fields. and if a rice disease struck the high yielding varieties from the green revolution, it would suffer a huge loss shonda. it's almost like investing all your assets in just a few stocks on the stock market. monoculture carry similar risks. despite all their high performance, they lack natural resistance. farmers compensate for that with pesticides, mineral fertilizers replaced the nutrients taken from many over used soils. and that's not all in sequence when i saw a d, k. madison for in the home in the future as climatic changes become even more drastically with floods, dry periods and uneven distribution of precipitation that they will definitely be as slum. i'm a drop in agricultural crop production of the facts and put up to an air common according to n

awesome. >> poured into the rice. >> right. so i want to know.ty nap the salary man, you join the company. you stay with the company? >> for something go that way. >> most go this way, yes. they choose security. >> yeah, maybe. >> an unusual way of thinking. i have to make my own way. >> i agree. older brother can take over family business. i got to do something. visit tokyo and realize, wow. a different world. what could i do? >> yeah. >> second brother, maybe. >> second brother say, no? >> say, maybe. yeah. >> awesome. >> you see again. ♪ ♪ >> masa: ishikawa prefecture. it's a very rich country. great seafood. a lot of good vegetables. i came here to learn. this place totally changed me. mr. izakura, he is my mentor. >> izakura: [ speaking japanese ] >> masa: his is an artist, great artist. >> izakura: [ speaking japanese ] >> masa: gave me a lot of idea. >> izakura: [ speaking japanese ] >> masa: more than 40 years he's doing this kind of art. >> izakura: [ speaking japanese ] >> masa: i learned that simple, clean line. >> izakura: [ speaking

rice? out of this well when we allow the rule of law, international law, just common decency, to be -- to be... devastated and the way that vladimir putin and the russians are doing. we absolutely have to help the ukrainians stop this, and when i hear, you know, "this is not our fight," we did not think 1914 was our fight, we do not think 1941 was our fight come into thousand one, the fight came home to us, our defense, helpine ukrainians defend is also defending us, and as to depletion of our own resources, first of all, i don't think we are going to fight many ground wars in europe, hopefully not to come and if indeed we are stressing supply chains and stressing supplies, that means d a way to backfill, find a way to increase production. it doesn't mean simply sitting by and not giving the ukrainians what they need. >> and dr. condoleezza rice, former secretary of state, national security advisor, always great to have you with us. there is obviously a lot moving in this story, i hope you

since then we've multiplied corn, wheat, rice, and so yields by several times. and read them to something which would probably be hard to identify for one of the early settlers back then. for example, do you know what this is? today? it looks like this doesn't seem like a close relative does it. in the past, decades yields have skyrocketed to feed an ever increasing population. we did not stop at just multiplying yields. our excessive use of fertilizers pesticides, and the ongoing conversion of sense of ecosystems to crop land have degraded 40 percent of fertile soils globally. what's more, the climate crisis is forecast to reduce harvests. the problem is we actually need to produce more. but without using moorland and more resources is a 50 percent gap between the food produce to day and what we need in 2015 just just to feed people adequately. if everyone became a vegetarian, we could produce enough sustainably. but that doesn't look like it'll happen anytime soon. if we just stick at the current yield, wait 0 is great, is can power sample on the back and move

so i agree with miss rice.ut i want to add that perspective, because i think it is very important that you can, on one hand, say you want regulatory certainty but then on the other hand when regulatory certainty is ordained in a guidance, you walk to the courthouse and you challenge it after you have made so many public statements about your commitment to racial justice. so it is important for this committee to understand that perspective. >> thank you miss nelson. >> so to be clear, the cfpb has the authority to regulate discriminatory conduct as an unfair practice under dodd frank. and i know -- in order to constitute unfair pratice than it must satisfy three prongs. one is that it is likely to cause substantial injury to customers, to that this injury is not re-dissonantly unavoidable and three that this injury is not outweighed by countervailing benefits to consumers and competition. in the words of the then-ftc competitor row each opera, discriminatory practices from many financial institutions are three f

yes , even in such an amount of a bowl of rice a day. it hasn't soaked in for a long time.ery year sent to the trash, almost 18 million tons of food would be enough to feed another 40 million people, which is comparable to the same ukraine. of course, every such piece. this is the hard work of farmers. yes, and there is no need to overeat so that later it would be impossible to breathe, then it would be better to fold the container and take away the company for building a society of clean plates, chinese restaurants were supported by posters, wastefulness. shameful, frugality. worthy of applause. we gladly responded to the call of our president and offer our guests the best. now you will order less. but come to us again, but do not take too much food at once, some. true, they took the initiative too literally and began to weigh visitors at the entrance, saying that they were overweight. here's a special limited menu for you. well, basically it came down to discounts on smaller portions and a container. dobao, and on the internet, the ban on broadcasts so popular in china co

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every winter residents flood the rice patty rink.now about 15 centimeters thick. 40 kids from the local elementary school took a skating lesson there on thursday. many had trouble keeping their balance, but they soon got the hang of it. >> translator: i slipped and fell a lot, but i could finally skate well. >> and that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." thank you very much for watching, and do stay with us for more. ♪ >>> this is "newsline biz," i'm gene otani. japan has posted its biggest annual trade deficit on record. the weaker yen and soaring energy prices were mostly to blame. preliminary data released by the finance ministry shows a trade deficit of almost 20 trillion yen for 2022. that's the equivalent of about $155 billion. the deficit is the largest since comparable data became available in 1979. imports surged nearly 40% in yen terms. costs for crude oil, coal and liquified natural gas were up significantly. the weaker yen contributed to the increase. this out paced an 18% rise in exports. nli research instute says

, boiled this rice, boiled the carrots with suluk , then fried the minced meat in that rice onion withepper well, i did everything, i mixed this quart of bite, and then i started to mold and then i mixed each layer with a carrot and onion and boiled the tomato, poured it and stewed it. do you want to try it for longer? i will go to the guys. and i can already see. something delicious. it will be like that, but i don’t know, i’m talking about the category of those who help the second, uh, the second, they help . i don't even know how to say correctly that everything was good, that peace would be faster, that these boys would beat ours, how many cabbage rolls did they wind wait a little cabbage, and how much is it in pieces ? and until three or four i was in love and today i got up at five and already put them extinguished with my soul we always accept all good people and by god's message christ maxim was born with this finger the night was born my native ukraine guys dream to come home video hug warm create families every ordinary person tries very hard so that it ends, they sacrifice t

jerry rice a goat? somebody on set called meryl streep a goat the other day and she said what are you calling me? you're in good company. >> but if you want to know who actors are from the 1920s, brian hackney is your guy. >> my favorite word at this point ♪♪ >> we understand. >> we understand the feelings of

broth - this rice, she cooked carrots with suluk, fried it, then added minced meat to that rice , onione butter and tomato, poured it and stewed it warm. do you want to try it? guys, have more here, so it will go to the guys there. the category that helps the second eh the second they help the third roosters help and there is a fourth part that does not need anything at all so here is she or is it not what for myself for people for i don't even know how to say correctly that what was all good so that there was peace it's faster that these boys beat ours, how many cabbage rolls did they roll up a bag of cabbage, and how much is it in pieces? and i read somewhere, well, a lot, a lot, two pots of cauldrons, how much time was spent from five in the morning until three or four, and today it's already five o'clock got up already put them put out with the soul we always accept all uh good people and with the message of god with all the finger christ was born taras shevchenko tame young people ukraine near kyiv to come home families are trying very hard so that it ends us sacrifice with them it

in the form of former secretary of state condoleezza rice and former defense secretary robert gates ,ngton is empty. their article came out with a telling title, time is not on the side of ukraine, the hawks of the highest washington flight, strongly opposed to any peace talks, only weapons only war military potential and the economy of ukraine is now almost entirely dependent on vital routes from the west primarily from the united states in the current circumstances any agreement to end. the fire will leave russian forces in a strong position to resume the invasion when they are ready and this is unacceptable the only way to avoid such a scenario for the united states and its allies to urgently provide ukraine with a sharp increase in military supplies and there are enough opportunities to contain the resumption of the russian offensive and allow ukraine to push back russian forces. to the east and here, both the democrats and the republicans have a rare consent article, but a warning for those non- trumpists who decide to talk about saving or checking the billions already spent on u

she spits millet or rice, why is rice not given, because she will eat this rice, she will be blown upown up. she will die ideally for feeding under. sunflower seeds barley porridge diversify the bird's menu with crushed corn, oatmeal flakes or salom, but not salty. every winter, armed with a broom and a bag of seeds, svetlana goes out to check the feeders in the park. in memory that near mozhaisk, with the onset of winter, the so -called birds raids have to be carried out several times a week we clean the feeder in order to saturate the food with our boarding school. here are some goodies for their convenience. feed that costs our birds svetlana's stocks of grain seeds for the whole winter in the park are several dozen feeders, and all of them must be full for squirrels. we also add nuts. that's how hard it is for them too. here the birds are excellent orderlies for the forest, for this we help them to help the birds. can anyone make a feeder from improvised means is easy to fit, even a cardboard box is important to fix it in a safe place, so that it is closed from the wind and inacce

washington post, when you read the article by robert gates and condoleezza rice now, if you're trying to find the two most discredited employees in the us foreign office, you probably are. pick this sweet couple and gates and rise in their article want you to know that ukraine is losing. actually. they write that if the united states does not continue to support the armed forces and the economy of ukraine, then putin may invade malibu, here i quote directly from the economy. ukraine lies in ruins, millions of its inhabitants have fled, its infrastructure is collapsing, and most of its mineral wealth , industrial potential and significant agricultural maintenance and is under russian control

so we've all heard of the greenhouse effect rice. the earth's atmosphere is composed of gases in the day. the sun's shortwave rays shine through is upon reflection on the ground. the shortwave becomes long wave radiation, which cannot permeate the atmosphere that easily. some of it gets trapped, heating up the atmosphere. if this didn't happen, our planet would be too cold to be habitable. but human activities release additional greenhouse gases into the atmosphere which increase the natural greenhouse effect and the of as warming up, ah, one important greenhouse gas is methane, which livestock agriculture gets most of the blame. is there a way to reduce counts methane emissions? mm. an idyllic countryside seen, but something invisible is destroying the environment. cattle emit between 40700 leaders of methane every day. a greenhouse gas $25.00 times more damaging than c o . 2. germany's $11000000.00 kettle generate a 1000000 tons of methane each year. does battling the climate crisis call for putting an end to cattle farming? the cr

i have already told you about the gastronomic heritage of rice kutya, i invite you to read it on our and to cook it there, and by the way , we also have cherry-hazel jam and christmas tree jam on our website, mrs. olena. perhaps a lesson with kutyu will be experimented with. olena braychenko, the director of the publishing house of gastronomic literature, was with us, we talked about kutyu, which is traditional for us , about christmas traditions in general, we will talk with lesya goroshka-pogoretska ethnological candidate of historical sciences mrs. lesya good morning glory to ukraine good morning glory to the heroes, well, christmas traditions are actually talked about a lot and often and i want to ask you first of all about stereotypes i know that you also refute them about the stereotypes that exist about christmas traditions and that's what i wanted i would like to start with you, this means those things that people usually think are axioms, but in fact it does not exist otherwise. there should be 12 dishes in the evening. so everyone repeats the territory of the our father eve

we used to harvest rice here gown, but now they yielded low am would wend among gross, we're healthy, big nowhere, no problem. so wondering why they are now dead. and our crops are not doing well when they, when enroll upon it. not a lot of research has been done on bio diversity and d environment in the gumbo. so that makes predict the impact climate change might have on local ecosystems more difficult. that inspired 10 young scientists to launch the gems initiative. jazz is an acronym program, environmental measurement systems project, and it is the research project we have our college in environmental data along there were gamez understand this is not an yellow fluctuations happening. but what's away is almost 1200 kilometers long. so the institute to lie on the support of community based groups and locals like c double a journalist by trade double works as a citizen scientist, 20 kilometers from the capital banjo. my role as it citizen and the other collector is to collect data and then send to them every week and also train some students along with me to also be gone. know how to