bridge across the james river.ler would turn to his engineer to select the crossing point and attempt the construction. and then the root river men's was less than 2000 feet across so 150 men immediately went into the forest cutting down giant type for us trees creating avenues especially on the north bank of the river where it was will be and then build better approaches on the south side as well. and by working around the clock by the night of the june h and 15th and built a pontoon bridge consisting of 101 votes and 2000 feet across and is one confederate said the greatest bridge the world has seen since the days of xerxes. [laughter] in the meantime the infantry began to gather on the north think of the james. on june 14 winfield scott hancock horatio six core in the ninth core and most of the warren fifth core were on the north bank of the river in position to cross having negotiated the ground without any problems meanwhile the 18th core of smith moved up the james river and prepared to disembark at bermuda.

they filmed a lot on the rivers.are also trips along the rivers there and when you are floating over the river with fog, which is very inconvenient to mount the chronicle. here's to talk about time and the river. in different places where i was, i saw that nevertheless, salvation and the soul, it is precisely here that it is located in the province. not in moscow victory nor salvation in moscow. it’s for sure that she is there, i still see that there are living people, there is a real life that still keeps glimmering, it must be emotional, but in order for you to convey this emotion, so that the viewer feels it. you must have this feeling yourself, if you don't feel it, if you're not interested, if you don't have reviews, let's say you're making a movie in some poor man out there homeless. now, if you don’t feel sorry for him, then you won’t feel sorry for the viewer, no matter how you say it correct words repaired. you yourself have to keep this feeling if you are not interested in it. well, here's your challenge to

but not to the river dumped.ike this, yes, such sewage, uh, that is, he, well, we have penna, this is the first time such a thing, that is, it is clear that this is some kind of chemistry, the river flows near residential buildings to wells from wells literally a few meters local. residents. for several years with this water, they are even afraid to wash dishes in the vicinity of 10-15 meters from this river. and our filtrate is all in layers, that is, the well is also very important for me, and there is no suitable water anywhere in the river. our meringue owner runs into a shalovka. shalovka runs into us into the klyazma the klyazma naturally flows into the volga. everything that appears here flows and falls into those rivers, which then work from them as water intakes, which clear this water and people. consumes in the form of drinking, after conducting their own investigation , the residents found out that the problem is in the local sewage treatment plant. they can’t cope with the current load on the territo

they filmed a lot on the rivers.he rivers there and when you are floating over the river with fog, which is very convenient to mount the chronicle. here's to talk about time and the river. in different places where i was, i saw that nevertheless, salvation and the soul, it is precisely here that it is located in the province. victory is not in moscow, nor is salvation in moscow. it's for sure she is there, i also see that there are living people authentic life, which is still glimmering. he should be emotional, but in order for you to convey this emotion, so that the viewer feels it. you yourself must have this feeling, if you don’t feel it, if you are not interested in it, if you don’t have any reviews, let’s say you are making a film in some poor man there, homeless , if you don’t feel sorry for him, then you won’t feel sorry for him, and viewer, no matter how you say the right words or edit it. you must keep this feeling yourself, if you are not interesting. well, here's your challenge to success. fixed salary the

k. rivers are among the most polluted in europe. the government and water companies are accused of feeling to modernize the sewage system over decades. this is basically a consequence of victorian infrastructure, and it's a, it's a huge undertaking to remove all of these storm overflows. they are therefore, emergency flash flooding events outside. they've always been part of the system, but we're taking action right now to, to eliminate some of these and reduce their harm. but it's predicted to take 10 or 20 years. so ashley wants to keep up the pressure by exposing as many illegal activities as possible. he recently found an undocumented pipe from thames water is about 3 meters down into the thames. here the water is in a shocking state containing feces, old food and grease. every time we've come, it's been worse than the last is. it's dreadful, it's, it's really bad. the water company claims not to have released any untreated sewage here since march last year. so it's a mystery how this condo came out of the pipe, were presented t

but why is the imba river at first glance the most common river for these places.n their own experience, they were already convinced that the current of this rivulet was not fast enough to not freeze for natural reasons. in addition, we checked the map of the area and made sure that there are no industrial or chemical enterprises on the river , as well as hydroelectric power stations, finally, the researcher. valery tun said he has a version that can explain both the non-freezing river and the presence of crocodiles in it, as well as the absence of a rat for many kilometers around right behind valery’s fish led us to the country, which was once considered among the local peoples of the sacred forbidden zone. this is the first radiation fund to the pagan grove here, not if dry, but mostly trees live and grow incomprehensibly on what and how this place is the only place in the whole district. it is never flooded with water . valery assures that measurements of the background radiation, water and air and soil samples do not give any results. everything is as usual. al

and that makes its way down into the river windrush then into the river. thames sewage last clued from it 2 days ago. he says he's collecting film evidence. i'm going to put them gloves on because i'm going to post the camera after it's been in there. the companies are allowed to release untreated waste water into the rivers, but only in exceptional circumstances. when there's flooding, where the sewers are fool after heavy rain, otherwise it's illegal. our analysts can tell if it's happened by looking at water industry data flow data taken on 15 minute intervals. he can establish whether it's happened to early if they've discharged it before treating sufficient for their permit. and we found a lot of illegal activity in that way. the washer company insists its activities are legal. the environment agency relies on companies to self monitor at the public outcry has no prompted. an investigation. u. k. rivers are among the most polluted in europe. the government and water companies are accused of feeling to modernize the sewage system over decades. this is basically a consequence of vic

and that makes his way down into the river windrush then into the river. thames sewage last flute from it 2 days ago. he says, he's collecting film evidence. i'm going to put them gloves on because i'm going to post the camera after it's been in the companies are allowed to release untreated waste water into the rivers. but only in exceptional circumstances, when there's flooding or the sewers are full after heavy rain, otherwise it's illegal. our analyst can tell if it's happened by looking at water industry data flow data taken on 15 minute intervals. he can establish whether it's happened to early, if they've discharged it before treating sufficient for their permit. and we found a lot of illegal activity in that way. the washer company insists its activities are legal. the environment agency relies on companies to self monitor at the public outcry has now prompted an investigation. u. k. rivers are among the most polluted in europe. the government and water companies are accused of feeling to modernize the sewage system over decades. this is basically a consequence of victorian inf

is the river here was so clean. you can see the river bed only a couple of decades ago. especially when they are group has come up with another strategy to get this stretch of the river cleaned up. the aim is that we're going to try and get designated bathing war to status, which will mean that the environment agency are obliged to monitor regularly and try and impose either some functions on tmz water. the device their plan along with trevor williams. he takes regular samples and sends the results to the authorities . so you can see it's quite dirty today because it's just rained but hopefully not for much longer because their strategy worked. this stretch of the river has no been granted bathing water status. so things ought to get a lot cleaner here, soup, that'll be the 2nd river in the whole of the u. k. to have a bathing or to status so and hopefully other rivers will follow suit. and other water companies will take note that they can't get away with dumping that their waste in the river and placing polluting on barnett. the campaigners are having to go to great le

they filmed a lot rivers.nd when you are floating over the river with fog, which is very convenient to mount the chronicle. here to tell about time and the river what? nevertheless, salvation and soul is precisely here it is in the province. victory is not in moscow, nor is salvation in moscow. it's for sure that she is there, i still see that there are living people, there is true life, which is still glimmering.

lee said we've got to stop grant before he gets to the james river. there's the james river. grant said if he gets to the james river, it's going to be a siege and then it will only be a matter of time. and from the time grant got to the james river. in mid-june of 18 for it was a matter of time for the confederacy although a lot more time than union voters would have wished. okay, we are out of time. so thank you for your attention and i'll see y'all on wednesday. good morning. today we gather with joy to honor president ulysses s grant who fought to preserve the union in battle? and fought as president. to preserve the values of our country. we are so excited to be here. for those of you who don't know

and that makes its way down into the river windrush then into the river thames sewage last clued from it 2 days ago. he says he's collecting film evidence. i'm going to put them gloves on because i'm going to post the camera after it's been in that the companies are allowed to release untreated waste water into the rivers, but only in exceptional circumstances. when there's flooding or the sewers are fool after heavy rain, otherwise it's illegal. our analysts can tell if it's happened by looking at water industry data flow data taken on 15 minute intervals. he can establish whether it's happened to early, if they've discharged it before treating sufficient for their permit. and we found a lot of illegal activity in that way. the washer company insists its activities are legal. the environment agency relies on companies to self monitor at the public outcry has now prompted an investigation. u. k. rivers are among the most polluted in europe. the government and water companies are accused of feeling to modernize the sewage system over decades. this is basically a consequence of victoria

they're going to take me down the dry river beds to check their equipment. dr.gidon baer: there, those cracks are an indication that we are approaching a sinkhole area. just beyond that sinkhole, we have a camera. eric: these scientists have been studying this area for a decade, especially the flash floods that rush through here. gidon: and we are just now getting to our camera. it is a time-lapse camera. eric: the cameras are placed all over the floodplain, waiting to capture footage of these flood events. gidon: every winter, we get flash floods, and flash floods generally used to flow directly to the dead sea, but since a few sinkholes formed along the river beds, flash floods started to be swallowed into those sinkholes and dissolve the salt layer, the 20-meter-deep salt layer, and make their way eastwards towards the dead sea, but underground. at the beginning, we really didn't know where they came out, but 20, 2013, we started seeing that these waters come out in other sinkholes. so we put cameras in the places where the water was swallowed and cameras whe

family homes on the river. and they have brothers, nephews, whatever, who work on the tugboats pushing the largest. and there are accidents. and there are deaths. so the big scene was, you know, the pull of somewhere really nice tipped anvil matches or whatever, at least a we used to come down. you guys die. you know, and they're just below here. there's a whirlpools in this river. and when you get that boat stuck in that pool, you'll pass out. because as it started going round and round, like i said, your future, you passed out and that's looking. then you're going to capsize and a boat in you is going to be dragged along the bottom of the river and you'd better prepare your family for this cause. you're going to come back up here, you're going to have your underwear on. so that was the big thing. we can't fear. we had a lot of fear. there were deputy sheriffs of southern of southern southern indiana. southern illinois's as deep south as you can get, really. and they come over, we talk about it for come down t

to along the border, the left bank of the oskil river was fought by the man krimin and rubizhne.earlier it was predicted that the enemy would hold the defense in the area between the oskil river and the city of svatov in the luhansk oblast. measures taken by the enemy to create a real line of defense, here is the video that we just saw. this is the actual fording of the oskil river by our military and the crossing to the shore where the enemy used to be. although, by the way, this evening, the general staff reported that the ukrainian military repulsed the attacks of the russians in the area let me remind you that in the direction of the matchmaker, the armed forces of ukraine took control of the left bank of kupyansk and the liberation of dibrov. and the rat shtorov, by the way, is located exactly on the eastern bank of the siverskyi donets river, 6 km from the estuary and so expert optimists claim that further progress to the east of the oskil river and to the north of the siverskyi donets river may lead to the encirclement of russian troops around the estuary and may open the

it can continue to flow like a river. with a help ripped in this way vykorressovyvaetsya in the light of the shosta rostokhod, for our era alezara was haunted only by this asian crop from bangladesh from father to son are passed on the hidden yak to teach how to drive fish. at the grid. god led and they don’t catch fish themselves and don’t bring it to the fishermen, they supposedly might have thought, and because of the fear of the otter pirate, the fish get lost, i get tired and one catch can add up to 12 kg of crab from the fish. yes , otter shrimp have been destroying my will since three or four months and learning prices from their broken barrels. however, about with environmental problems. the fish are getting smaller and the three mother ripped out becomes unprofitable. fisherman how to feed these same led to spend his half by the hand of an orphan. engage in grape harvesting and canning. and in the yard. i'm a koen , look. irina danilovich, leading researcher of the institute of nature management, is our guest. i

this stretch of water is all that's left of the river. it's either evaporated or the animals flock. walters never arrived here landlocked botswana. witnesses, one of the great natural phenomena in africa. beyond will flooding healthy, oper, bangor, river, which when fall throwing down from angola it is always tell the northern kyla hurry into rich oasis for several months. but that may be changing. moving around the desert is also very difficult. sick in his tribe have lived here for generations. and he's used to walking this craft dental, a coca cola, but therapist is kind of interested. so i want to use the throughput i did the color. harry's no clue as to write down the heat can be intense until it leaks into much trouble with push. ah, sick amy belongs to the sun. people. sun translates us push trellis and the live mainly in the west and color hurry. they've always been hunters, but their traditional way of life has had to change. the carry can only live now on designated reserves and has become marginalized. if they were g, i joe la

it can keep on flowing like a river on the news. hear that the rivers dry up and there is not enough moisture. can we count on the restoration of these reservoirs now in europe there is an unprecedented drought, experts say? i heard that about 17% of the area of ​​europe is covered by droughts, and you probably heard that you were exposed. uh, the greeks lowered the level in the rivers so much that these hungry stones that were visible in the hungry years itself, when there was not enough water, and there are special inscriptions on these stones, what if you see them, then you will starve? here but uh, this is also an element of the variability of lowering and raising the water level. and if you analyze it is precisely the territories of belarus and the water resources of belarus that, they are also characterized by the alternation of low-water and high-water periods over the past 30 years, but there was an approximately equal ratio of low-water and high-water years. by precisely the volume of water resources, but here, uh, the last

rivers overflow with water.nsects leave the crevices in the rocks, which served as their refuge in the winter , after basking in the sun, butterflies or gays begin to mate. their life is short, there is not a minute to lose, but first of all, you need to win the trust of the female, the most gentle caresses are used. mating can go on day? the sweet couple hardly breaks away from each other. the rivers of the urals during the melting of snow turns into turbulent streams the last elk returns from winter pastures. it remains to cross only one river and they are at home. the stragglers will have a hard time. the constant influx of meltwater makes the river flow swift and its turns unpredictable. the boric stream again carries the moose away from the shore, they choke and are exhausted. predators go hunting, this she-wolf feels that she has a chance to satisfy her hunger. thieves bear failed a few days ago weakened by a long passage of an elk, and now he is returning for his trophy. and these animals are real gourmet

a river flows a river flows. no, my paris of 1964 in the famous olympia gathered the whole color of theisian art world, jean-paul, belmondo will be given out by ber cardin and laurent's son charles aznavour and others russian songs sounded from the stage absolutely exotic for a sophisticated french ear, but when the last bars subsided, it flows volga hall burst into applause, nothing understood from the song the french welcomed the new world star lyudmila zykina. now you are watching a show of modern clothes, the stage is some unthinkable scenery. some unthinkable, uh, sveta's technical installations are all, yes, the 21st century, this is necessary. one microphone two button accordions and a huge number of spectators and try to inspire all those who listen. that i am a brilliant singer means that i do not need to sing. it’s just that it’s not enough to feel everything so much in order to conquer, how to attract both ears and eyes and, most importantly, the heart, the parisians did not know how to magnetize, that this song was written for a panoramic film about the russian river, commis

the bolshaya volga will develop river transport. what does it mean and what does it have to do with it ? on okhotny ryad, the deputies briskly returned to the first plenary session of the autumn session, which was traditionally opened by state duma speaker vyacheslav volodin, followed by faction leaders . my colleague alexander loktionov will tell us what awaits us in the new political season. on the eve of the first plenary session, the speaker of the state duma met with the president, discussed issues on the priority agenda of parliament, parting words from the head of state before the start of the autumn session. viacheslav volodin hands over the deputies to you wishes for successful work in the interests of our citizens of the country, so that everything works out for us. let's thank him for this attitude. because it is his attention and support that allows us to solve many issues. the bill on the three-year budget is always on the priority agenda of the autumn session. considering the main financial document of the country is t

it's still impossible to try to figure out the cause of the river collapse.ly, residents of several microdistricts have also joined the search. dmitrova say gases instead of fresh air. it hurts my eyes and itches in my nose, the smell is simply suffocating, and when the wind is in our direction, then, of course, it’s impossible to breathe, we have to take the child from the playground. in fact, what it means to smell with the eyes in dmitrov everyone knows it is impossible to work something that hurts the eyes, if you are driving from work it is impossible to get home just with the windows closed, because the smell is everywhere. the reason for what is happening, in the opinion of the majority of residents , is simply that the capacity of the treatment facilities is no longer enough for the river facilities. they haven't worked out for a long time. i have been living in this city since birth, of course, there was no such problem, but indeed the city grows houses, more and more people use such services, yes, sewerage, the higher the flow and, accordingly, clos

on the planet and above the river the amazon river or the flying rivers which are the atmospheric rivers which regulate our global weather system without the flying rivers our entire global weather system is destabilized. and the reason why. of the flying rivers can be taken off course is because of increased the forestation caused by these fires and many other threats. this is one of the many images that you'll see if you travel to the rainforests. arm how many of you've actually been to the rain forest. a lot of you armed and for those of you who have been. once you've been just like once you know you can't go back that's what happened to me when i went to the amazon rainforest when i was twenty one years old. i went to learn about plants i wanted to study study ethnobotany. and my life took a different course once i met indigenous peoples who were a living library who are a living library when you walk with indigenous peoples in the rainforest. and they can name every single plan tell you every single property. for food for medicine for housing for clothing for shelter. man you know.

your topsoil travels with it uselessly down to the delta of the river. millions of tons of good farming soil lost forever blowing away with the wind all this waste isn't necessary. it can be stopped. your land can be saved if we work together. you've seen the dams, but they're only part of the plan. the rest of it is up to you. if we're to succeed all of us, you must learn to stop the erosion of your own land. the tva was created for you. to teach you new methods to provide you with fertilizers to restore your soil. the land is yours the dams. are yours the whole tv? is yours we want you to use it? this is how you can become a part of the plan. we need volunteers to try out the new methods. to prove that they are the right ones. thousands of farmers have already volunteered how about you? it isn't easy for men bound by habit and tradition to change their whole way of thinking john warden knew. farmers of the isolated back valleys you'd talk to hundreds of groups like this. and he knew they needed time. in signing with the tva henry clock became what was

it begins that eisenhower on the vow river and ends the town of blank and shine on the zebedee river. it's customary to take stone from the river along with you. it said to bring good luck and when you reach the end of the gun strike, you throw it into visited bits. so my mission is clear, but from start to finish, their inside rich trail is about 170 kilometers long. i'll pill downhill. always along the crest of the thir engine forest. it's going to be exhausting. and maybe my shoes will look like this. ah, the 1st section of the gun strike is uphill. of course. fortunately, it's a low mountain range here in the ther engine forest. so i don't have to huff and puff my way up to 2 or 3000 meters. ah, all in all the tree, it stretches 170 kilometers. some hikers do the whole thing in 6 days. others and 8 or 10. ah, along the way i passed by the to the todd water. it's artificial, a small river has been dams up here and faults 58 meters to the ground. ah, by the way, the end steak was 1st mentioned in the 14th century as a border road between franconia and tooling and many boundaries sto

it's river. ah ah ah ah, ah, with oh is it okay to simply make music in times with an encounter with ukrainian store conductor on a linear, celebrated by audiences in by voice books on, on the need, on balancing part and who are parts 29 next on dw bye to the future. with an iconic car of the eighty's. for the delorean, one so flop for its manufacturer. now it is reborn as a visionary, electric vehicle. sustainable and sexy. delory. read. in 60 minutes on the w. o. the landscape. a reflection of a turbulent history. the cities, the mosaic of different people and languages. iran's mountains reveal unparalleled beauty. that is, well yeah, the scenery is magnificent particularly warm and our position is exceptionally a special look at a special country. iran from above. start september 16th on d, w. ah, and i couldn't get there to match that. are you cartoon, glen eden freedom. but at the moment, journalists, dick freedoms are being curtail. jeremy, trying to show the world that it's changed. and th

the river became a condominium. once to show the effects of pollution to an australian politician. to the water in it with a flash. myself i almost got hurt, and the flame didn’t go out for about an hour, and in the united states, in the homes of people living near shale mining, methane vapors make their way through water taps. i can just hold a match to a water faucet and it's impossible to predict. what will happen because, together with the water from the tap, it goes into methane. now i will show you it turns out a breathtaking spectacle. uk eco activists are threatening lawsuits and demonstrations over the lifting of the moratorium on fracking, but who in europe now cares about their opinion, and methane vapor is at an extreme with water, in general, you can try to give out gas as a free bonus, after all, gas is a scarce product in the european union. the west once again shows hypocrisy, actively imposes a green agenda on the whole world, while itself refuses it. despite the fact that the problem of climate change has not evaporated anywhere, on the contrary, we are again and

to chain the river through a series of giant dams checking the floods.to navigation from its mouth to its head waters. to give the farmers the benefit modern science and research, to help them control the water on their land and restore the fertility of the soil, to reforest millions of acres on the ravaged hillsides, to exploit the mineral resources of the area, to use the electric power generated by the dams to develop and rehabilitate industry in the city's. to electrify the farms through cooperatives. above to prove that human problems can be solved by reason, science, and education. the tennessee valley was to be pioneered again. this time to be developed, not plundered, this time not for the benefit of a field but for many who live there. these were the new pioneers. the architects, the research chemists, the agricultural experts, the power men, the designers of hydroelectric dams. their method was to control nature. not as in the wasteful past, but by understanding and harnessing her in the service of humanity. in may 1933 a new chapter was writte

rivers overflow with water. crevices in the rocks, which served as their refuge in the winter , after basking in the sun, butterflies or gays begin to mate. their life is short, there is not a minute to lose, but first of all, you need to win the trust of the female, the most gentle caresses are used. mating can last all day? sweet couple hardly breaks away from each other friend. the rivers of the urals during the melting of snow turns into turbulent streams the last elk returns from winter pastures. it remains to cross only one river and they are at home. the stragglers will have a hard time. the constant influx of meltwater makes the river flow swift and its turns unpredictable. the boric stream again carries the moose away from the shore, they choke and are exhausted. predators go hunting, this she-wolf feels that she has a chance to satisfy her hunger. a few days ago, bory medved killed an elk weakened by a long march, and now returns for his trophy. these animals are real gourmets prefer meat with a smell,

your topsoil travels with it uselessly down to the delta of the river. millions of tons of good farming soil lost forever blowing away with the wind all this waste isn't necessary. it can be stopped. your land can be saved if we work together. you've seen the dams, but they're only part of the plan. the rest of it is up to you. if we're to succeed all of us, you must learn to stop the erosion of your own land. the tva was created for you. to teach you new methods to provide you with fertilizers to restore your soil. the land is yours the dams. are yours the whole tv? is yours we want you to use it? this is how you can become a part of the plan. we need volunteers to try out the new methods. to prove that they are the right ones. thousands of farmers have already volunteered how about you? it isn't easy for men bound by habit and tradition to change their whole way of thinking john warden knew. farmers of the isolated back valleys you'd talk to hundreds of groups like this. and he knew they needed time. in signing with the tva henry clock became what was

after the damage to the karachunovsky reservoir in the area krivoy rog came out of the banks of the riverpparently . it could be one of the targets of high- precision missile strikes, the flow of water washed away the pontoon crossings that the coronazis built to transfer their troops from the nikolaev region to the liberated part of the kherson region. tatyana belova tanya will tell more about the hydraulic maneuver . vadim really. here , a powerful strategic move is obvious to do everything, which was necessary for ukrainian nationalists experienced the power of water, floods washed away the crossings that were so diligently built across the river, the engineers of the entire offensive choked in this case, not a figure of speech, but literally a description of what was happening, the inguli river. throughout its length it overflowed its banks, flooding the surroundings, the largest natural barrier on the way of the formation of the kiev regime to the dnieper near krivoy rog, it forms a reservoir. then it flows along the border of the kherson region, crossing its territory in the north a

the images of the river running too wasted. the energy of the people too.t became the direct concern of 130 million americans in the 48 states. a challenge to democracy. its ability to care for its own. the valley of the tennessee river lies in the southeastern united states. it covers an area of 40000 square miles. nearly as large as england. it was a problem of reconstruction. reconstruction of lands, reconstruction of people. and democracy met the test. found the men to supervise the job. james p polk united states senator from the west. hard-core morgan president of the university of tennessee who works on an agricultural program for the whole area. david lilienthal, champion of legislation of cooperative electric power. great american state. who long had dreamed of regional plans. setting up a national experiment in one region which could serve as a yardstick for every region. such was the plan, to chain the river a series of giant dams, checking the flood. open it to navigation from its mouth to its headwaters. to give the farmers the benefit of moder

along this stretch of river there were once - of river there were once orchards, fields of wheat, livestockher. translation: the audio -- water level has _ another. translation: the audio -- water level has dropped - another. translation: the audio -- water level has dropped due i —— water level has dropped due to jams installed by neighbouring countries. secondly, the effects of climate change including high temperatures which exceed 50 celsius and low rainfall. for generations, _ celsius and low rainfall. for generations, her _ celsius and low rainfall. for generations, herfamily celsius and low rainfall. for generations, her family has tended generations, herfamily has tended to the palm trees. they provided dates, molasses and hannah but life is a lot different these days. translation: different these days. tuna/mom- different these days. translation: , ., translation: the tigris and eunhrates — translation: the tigris and euphrates are _ translation: the tigris and euphrates are gone, - translation: the tigris and euphrates are gone, their - translation: the tigris and l euphrates are

i'm peter, the policy director for the river trust. dave warn and chris shoots had trouble making to the city today. they will call in later. i'm going to jump right inform appreciate the opportunity. >> so a reminder why we are here. state adopted the bay delta plan update calling for 40% unimpaired flow february to june the goals to restore fresh water ecosystems and assure a reliable water supply. that should be our goal. the river is in bad shape. salmon population is less than 1%. toxicology blooms in the delta and problems go to the bay. the design drought you know but for people watching, combines 2 of the worst droughts the 6 year 87-92 drought and the driest 76-77. 8 and a half year drought. my understanding it was arbitrary the way it was create after the 87 and 92 drought. you see san francisco's design drought is more conservative. 5 years required by urban water management plans the governor encouraged an extra year and sfpuc the out liar. a lot has changed since the arabic 90's. headed to 92 drought dma monday was 290 mil

over the next two years, more than a thousand new electric buses will appear in moscow, and river tramsso be launched, which will also run on electricity. how electric transport develops in capital about this in the program of urban technologies, a special report by dmitry shchugorev in the fairway of progress by the next season of navigation in moscow they promise to launch a new type of public transport, river passenger transportation should not be confused with tourist traffic. the bridge, the lakes and the dorogomilovsky bridge, the zil plant, on which thousands of people traveled daily under a forgotten practice, today it was decided to revive, but on a fundamentally at a different technological level, the passenger river fleet will be completely electric at the transport complex. in this matter. not just a good experience, but a leader, electric rolling stock transports 50% of the city's population on a daily basis, and this figure continues to grow. moscow not only follows the world trend, but in general it is the territory itself that sets it. probably how many hectares are here