the pripyat river is not as fast as mountain rivers, but it has a fairly powerful current, so you canspecially equipped places. experienced fishermen skillfully use the current and know in which places the concentration of fish will be maximum. well, are we lucky today? in principle, we already have dinner for today, i had to. fight with her a little, well, of course, we’ll let her out, let her, so to speak, splash around with her family waters, she still feels fine, she will swim further, so well, the pike is on its way, i hope the pike will fulfill all our wishes, and we want it to grow big and big and not get to anyone, tourists are allowed to stay only in specially equipped places. after all, many territories adjacent to the pripyat river belong to a protected area, visiting which is permitted only when accompanied by a national park employee. the territory of the protected area is mostly represented by raised and transitional swamps, many of which have not been even reclamation, because back in the 20th century the main goal of creating a reserve was to preserve wetlands. this st

and a little bit of the river buh. near reservoirs and forests, because rivers, lakes and forests were breadwinners for people, our river of flyweed also makes us happy, we will cook from river bream fish soup, the most delicious soup is when there is a big fish in it, of course, there are very, very many recipes for fish soup. but on our farm , all the people like it, it’s fish that is boiled for 15 minutes, onions, you don’t put carrots, potatoes, or other fancy things in the fish soup, not cereals, because it will be soup, salt, add spices before cooking , and an integral part... any fish soup is greens, we use parsley and dill, the main spices are, of course, black pepper, chopped bay leaf, well, our fish soup is already ready so that the fish does not lose its taste, remove and serve. you are welcome to try the mushrooms from our river mukhovits. literally here is our farm and walk a couple of steps and you can collect several baskets of handsome boletus mushrooms. in this oak planting, when we lead the cows, pass

. for the first time we talk all the time about the river, about the river, about fishing, because we some kind of stress, well, a little, you’ll come here on the shore, you sit down, look at the water, you calm down, you take off yourself, well , negative emotions, it flows smoothly with... a lot of backwater from the river, old, old mermaid, i have a place, this is my, one might say, favorite place, i remember where where even the first i caught a perch, how much joy i had, as they say, i didn’t even go to school, the elders went fishing, i got along with them, they chased me, but i still got along with them, a homemade fishing rod made from a stick, what a -i found a hook somewhere, made a float out of... we will prove that science is closer than you think. research related to tremors requires a certain serious attitude in order to optimize technological processes to improve the quality of food products. fats should be in our diet, because that they are still a source of energy and a component of ours. the hormonal system is with you. we explain complex things in simple language. y

and a little bit of the river used people tried to settle near reservoirs and forests, because riversests were breadwinners for people, our mukhovits river also makes us happy, of course there are recipes for there is a lot, a lot of fish soup, but on our farm all the people like it, it’s fish that is cooked for 15 minutes, onions, neither carrots nor potatoes are put in the fish soup. no other inventions, no cereals, because it will be soup, salt before cooking, add spices, well and an integral part of any fish soup is greens, we use parsley and dill, the main spices are, of course, black pepper, chopped bay leaf. well, our fish soup is already ready, so that the fish does not lose its taste, we remove it and serve it to the table, so you are welcome to try the fish soup by removing the flyfish from our river. literally here is our farm and walk a couple of steps and you can collect several baskets of handsome boletus in this oak planting, when we drive the cows, passing by, you can often see on this path that there are just beautiful brown caps, we get cows and... we go to collect t

pripyat national park is a specially protected natural area, the heart of which is the pripyat river.he area of ​​the national park is about 89 hectares. about 70% of this area is occupied by forests and the other part of the territory is represented by swamps, wetland vegetation and also the territories of floodplain oxbow lakes. about a third of the national park, exactly 31.00 hectares, is occupied by a protected area. in these territories, any economic activity, any type of logging, as well as visits by tourists unaccompanied by national park employees are prohibited. all this leads to the fact that in these territories nature is preserved as much as possible in the form in which it was thousands of years ago. 45 species of mammals live on the territory of pripyatsky, seven of them are listed in the red book. these are such well-known species as the bison. lynx, fleece, three species of dormouse, as well as european mink. in addition, the territory of the floodplain meadows of the pripyat floodplain is home to many species of migratory birds, some of which fly tens of thousands of

of river.ost: from the journals what did they experience, what do we learn they were experiencing as they went north and west? guest: everything. grizzly bears, indian tribes, people they were amazed by because certain tribes would use a board to flatten babies heads and they had never seen anything like that. i think the variety, the sheer variety of the land. the people, the animals. everything was brand-new. host: was there expedition being followed contemporaneously back in 1804 through 1806? guest: a lot of people thought when they did not come back after two years because it took them two years four months in 10 days, they assume they were dead. and they had also sent back some things from fort mandan to jefferson, so they knew they made it that far. but once they got back, the newspaper accounts started host: firing up people -- like they are back. almost like robin caruso characters. host: we want to show you some video of some handwritten journal entries from the lewis and clark expedi

and they would take pot shots at the union pickets across the river. and so in august 1861, about a mile downstream at a large cement mill that was owned by confederate alexander butler, soldiers of the 13th massachusetts infantry crossed the potomac river and burned the mill to the ground to avoid these civilians using them to take pot shots at the federal soldiers. this came a head even further in december of 1861, when colonel link of the 12th indiana infantry wrote a letter to the town council of shepherdstown saying that his men were under fire from shepherdstown civilians and that if they did not stop their own civilians shooting on union pickets, then winc would have no other choice than to bombard the town. and so shepherdstown town council very quickly got to the root of the matter and they banned all alcohol sales in the town. no, that was pretty. and apparently it worked also i'm sure links threat had something to do with that also then finally in may of 1862 fun fun little civil war occurred between sharpsburg, maryland was again not entire

and a little of the bukh river.cient times, people tried to settle near reservoirs and forests, because rivers, lakes and... minutes onions do not put in the ear, neither carrots, nor potatoes, nor other inventions, not cereals, because it will be soup, salt, add spices before cooking , well, an integral part of any fish soup is greens, we use parsley and dill, the main spices - of course, black pepper, chopped bay leaf, well well, our fish soup is already ready, so that the fish does not lose its taste, we remove it and serve it to the table, so you are welcome to try the fish soup. from bream from our river mukhovits, each of the characters is special, i am a jeweler, and it was interesting for me to achieve in these small forms. the policy of our economy, if people ask us something, we always suggest, and if a person wants to achieve something, why not help him, everyone has their own unique story, the pinnacle of craftsmanship, you look at the products and don’t understand how it was possible do, and how much wo

the vaux river flows into the imo daria river. most of its water comes from the higher parts of the mountain. you visited these higher parts where the water reserves originate those glaciers will provide us with all the water needed to fill up the power stations recivore. nordic with climate change. is it a potential to affect this power stations, hydro power station that's being built to at least the water supply? so i think this type does up on that. it's a, it's a level of this size limits. and because i believe when the hydro power plant reaches water capacity, a micro climate will develop. this micro climate will increase no reserves and humidity in the mountains, helping to reduce the impact of climate change. additionally, this water reserve will supply the lower regions with needed water during dry years . was involved in charge of total confidence, hate strategic is done. it also turns concerns among nathan countries who speaks downstairs topic and watch a good time and do tech and cultural sector. the help of spectrum un

he couldn't get down river. he thought of going down river. but louisiana was like, take an army down there. maybe take some gunboats and cross. that was lincoln's idea. couldn't do it. louisiana was flooding. so he had to wait and operate in those swampy waters north of vicksburg endlessly. and that's where he almost got fired because he was making he gets there in january. he doesn't have a single victory, actually, since shiloh. and there's a lot of criticism of grant at this. and miraculously, those waters porter said to him all we have to do is wait. like noah for the water. go down and we can march the army down. and i'll take the gunboats down, pick you up and take you below vicksburg. and that's how it would work. and it did. and you write also about him being such a master of siege operations. tell us about that. well, you know, he won a couple of big sieges. he petersburg, richmond, vicksburg. chattanooga. he lifted a siege. he was besieged. and again, i think it really was prior planning ability to not just work with the navy, but w

the vox river. this process culminates in the formation of the darya river . all these revisit tributaries of the new darya which flows through afghanistan is back as time to administer other water sources from iran also joined the i'm sorry for the record. how interconnected is centralized here because of these rivers, and if there is a change in any of the system, how does it affect the region? zillow, folks up in the category of fundamentally, it's a lot to do. the project is down to about 80 percent of the water in the i'm a lawyer where the originated center, jacob stone. additionally, about 60 percent of central asia is water reserves including kirk is done. if done is done is back as done. search, man, it's done. and causing stuff come from here. agriculture is critical for our countries and 85 to 90 percent of this water is used for regression. it's imperative to take good care of out water resources because fewer resources will lead to more problems with food supply, irrigation, human consu

we know, at earthwatch rivers have — age? we know, at earthwatch rivers have been _ age?cally polluted by agriculture and worsened by sewage treatment, at earthwatch we look at two macronutrients, nitrates and phosphates, at low levels in water this is perfectly normal, they are required for plant growth at high levels because algal bloom, they cause increases with the bacteria, lower levels of oxygen and it kills plants and animals in the water. nitrates and phosphates are not harmful to human health but because they come from agricultural run—off and from sewage they are indicative of other things in the water that are harmful to health like e. coli. e. coli and sewage other real concerns for people who are spending time in the water. many are pointing the finger in the uk at water companies for just illegally pouring sewage into our rivers, and sees, what is happening in france? france, in paris they _ is happening in france? france, in paris they have _ is happening in france? france, in paris they have a _ is happening in france? france, in paris they have a similar-

, and the river seine is actually flooded.hat he kept this memory in his heart, and algeria, in fact, the algerian caravan passed through this river. in fact, he passed by a place where his countrymen were actually alive there 60 years ago, even some of them were actually thrown into the water, and it seems that this national anger has not been forgotten and silenced after all these years. it hasn't happened and maybe this issue itself is interesting , while in any case, such actions may have some side effects for an athlete who has been trying for years. in order for him to reach these competitions , his game may be affected, but it doesn't seem to matter to them, mr. daulatabadi . yes, in any case, it is actually the olympic campaign, and it can actually be said that it is an international broadcast that is broadcast in all the countries of the world. it will be broadcast directly and in front of the audience. now, i saw that more than 100 heads of different governments were also present. well , actually, this was the best s

small streams, as well as some roads, turned into deep mountain rivers. some daredevils dared to raft down them in inflatable boats, which is quite understandable; only trucks can normally drive through the water streams. driving along some routes is not possible; the river has washed away part of the road in the burzyansky district with a strong river current, which was previously easy. the situation is also getting worse every hour, we can’t get home like this, this is where the bathhouse on the crimson one broke through, the cars are drowning. the caspian cyclone brought precipitation to the urals; such vortices arise under conditions of colossal changes in humidity and temperature, so they are extremely aggressive. today kospiets will intensify the pressure, abnormal downpours will continue in the chelyabinsk and kurgan regions. to the south of tyumen, sverdlovsk, sverdlovsk regions, as well as to the west of omsk. in just one day, up to 80 mm of rain will fall on the southern urals, this is 3/4 of the monthly norm. predictions continue to be confirme

the miles of the monkey mississippi river on the gulf of mexico. fun to a huge river delta. the louisiana has sort of the fastest for roading coast in the world. and we're losing thousands of square miles of westland. and that's a combination of factors including sea level rise and natural subsidence for the same thing been has been monitoring changes to the delta c, use the built this small sail boat a few months ago. been in friend, richie a sailing to a remote highland in the delta. they want to temp, so the 9th and spend the following day exploring the i feel like slowing down taking half a day to get anywhere that process of slowing down kind of helps me see this landscape better and more clearly. growing up here was a good way to understand this landscape and i, i spend holidays and summer's on my dad shrimp, of learning these waters. i learned to swim right over there. and much of these areas have, have washed away into something unrecognizable. the bin is looking for a remote island to spend the night on because tomorrow he wants to do something out of the ordinary.

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on on the right bank of the villia river a city called villeika arose and was located.were getting to the historical center of the city, the heavenly office decided to create some difficulties for our film crew, but we know that nature does not have bad weather. polodsky principality of the grand duchy of lithuania and the russian empire. the city was once famous for river navigation, but after the construction of the veleisky reservoir, the river became shallow, and it was precisely this location that positively influenced the economy and economy of the town. initially the town consisted of only one street, it branched out at the confluence of rivers and resembled the square, the so-called st. george the victorious square. the first street branched off from it, which was called from the church to the courtyard. the area has a triangular shape. there are only two of these in belarus - in baranovichi and veleika. most of the buildings from modern veleyka appeared at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries. now the main square is central, with one of the m

barriers again, because it restored more one city, as a result, there is no river, it is such a veryhrough mariupol, besides, they built at least one concrete micro-plant on the banks of this river, and all the waste again goes into this very river, that is, it... stopped , and this is already leading to catastrophic consequences in the sea of ​​azov, because its salinity is increasing, and this is the appearance of jellyfish, this is the disappearance of natural flora and fauna, well, that is, an ecocyte on the march, and i see photos that are even posted from the mariupol beach with just jellyfish in the sea water covered, but the entire beach, well, the wave rolled back a little and the entire beach is simply covered with jellyfish, mr. peter, thank you for sharing. with the viewers of the information express, the adviser to the mini-mayor of mariupol petro andryushchenko was with us, before we take a short break, especially for our viewers in the western region and in lviv, it turns out that while our heroic colonel roman chervinsky hugged children and family , met for the first

athletes travel down a six kilometers stretch of the river -- river seine.l flags over nearby balconies. the first star to perform was lady gaga, who sang a french cabaret song. the day of the opening ceremony was marred by a wave of coordinated sabotage attacks on france's high-speed rail way network. cable signals and boxes were burned and vandalized, strangling travelers. we begin our coverage with this report from your schofield. >> during the night there were arson attacks on cables running alongside the fast train track network in three different places that brought much of the network to a standstill. not only were thousands of people coming to the paris for the ceremony but thousds of people were leaving. the news is things are under control and gradually returning to normal. it will not be until monday the train services are running properly. it has been a bit of a damper on the day because it is all we have talked about all day and that no doubt was what the perpetrators had in mind, overshadow the ceremony, and france on this day. this evening, it

we have full confidence _ river are rigorous as ever.are rigorous as ever. we have full confidence in the french - full confidence in the french authorities, all the measures are being taken and the french authorities are assisted, we have good reasons to have full confidence.— good reasons to have full confidence. �* , ., ., , good reasons to have full confidence. �* , ., ., confidence. and so the show goes on, and the stars — confidence. and so the show goes on, and the stars are _ confidence. and so the show goes on, and the stars are here _ confidence. and so the show goes on, and the stars are here for _ confidence. and so the show goes on, and the stars are here for it. - and the stars are here for it. singer celine dion was part of the final rehearsal as well as lady gaga seen here outside her hotel. it set to be the most unique and audacious opening ceremony yet, and the city is now hoping it's party goes off without a hitch. katie gore bbc news, paris. the olympic torch relay forms part of the celebration and ceremony too — the

the river of the immortal regiment flows, the river of the immortal regiment flows, thank you.dear will meet me at home, if a warrior lies, it means he hopes, he hopes for love, then there will be to live, maybe straight, it’s better not to go, so he’s sitting somewhere on the side, but another... but we have no way, without defenders in to the lower country, our ancestors have debts... and centuries, they shed blood, over these borders the homeland will never die, until the men leave for battle, if a warrior is dreaming, that means he hopes, he hopes for love, that means... yes he will live, oh, if a warrior finds his hair, it means he hopes, he hopes for love, it means he will live, above the dear of my homeland, in the rustle of a wing there is no end to the battle, only the banner must not fall. the son will pick up the banner from his father, if a warrior shaves, that means he hopes, he hopes for love, that means he will live, oh, if a warrior shaves, that means he hopes, hopes for love, that means he will live. above my battle road, two eagles are hawking, one of them is

, quiet river, gentle river, good river, good evening, ladies gentlemen, maybe morning, or maybe night then ji, just ji, we agreed, do you remember? george and george and harris were so worn out yesterday that they sleep without their hind legs, and montmorency even without their front legs. oh, what a wonderful day it was yesterday, bright, dazzling sun, picturesque shores, fresh, murmuring water, and... of course, we became friends, and then our boats, obedient to the oars and rudder, like a pair of snow-white swans, sailed after each other, but all this disappeared, only the fog remained, who are you talking to there, are you talking to yourself? i'm going to sleep. on the right side on top, oh, you are beautiful like roses, your sleep is carefree and deep, what. sweet dreams, the breeze blows through you. oh, raise your light eyelashes and look at the blue sky. oh, dear ones, who are you dreaming about? we are before you on eve, you, beautiful as fairies, will hear our humble voice. oh , quickly give us the fire of your wonderful eyes, we are defenseless before you, let your judgme

visitors to the river need to take. >> communities up and down the russian river. prepare for summer crowds. but this summer has come with more tragedies than usual. the body of 28 year-old they so need to a toga was recovered friday after he was reported missing wednesday while swimming near villa grande in monte rio. according to the district's fire chief steve backs all a sudden started gasping and they think he was having asthma >> if the people who witness and that's what the fire department received. a second 9-1-1, call saturday for reports of a man drowning monte rio beach about a quarter of a mile from the first drowning by standards and emergency responders attempted cpr. but the man was pronounced dead. moments later. chief paxman says the steps to avoid drowning are simple but important. come up joy, the river like the but the said if you can't >> either wear flotation or stay out of the water. the fire chief says the first drowning occurred with the water was 25 feet deep. the death of the russian river can be unpredictable. and karen hancock, the sono

river flows, the ox.dge, among the bold grain, among the white snow, my volga flows, and i am 17 years old. you visited volgograd and stalingrad for the first time, what did you visit, what was your impression? victors, defenders of our stalingrad land, our homeland, gave us a unique the opportunity to touch truly global energy, the global energy of victory, which we share with pleasure with our friends, which allows us... for the production of non-chewing steel alloys, in the twenty-eighth year we will gradually enter the production of 500,000 tons of rolled non-living steel, so for us, sergey borirovich, the implementation of this project is a very important project, because we will not only produce non-chewable steel alloys, we, through certain stages, can create a large number of production facilities, producing the most products needed for the national economy. realize the most ambitious dreams, all this will be done precisely thanks to the fact that this project is already being implemented in the v

i understand these i atmospheric rivers in this guy have atmospheric rivers in this guy have a ratingut the impacts of these. what ha--ens us about the impacts of these. what ha ens is us about the impacts of these. what happens is when _ us about the impacts of these. wrist happens is when massive amounts us about the impacts of these. liv"isgt happens is when massive amounts of rainfall arrive, particularly at locations where you are not supposed to see them, and also the fact that there is no early warning then there is this massive flood, or a landslide even. when ice took to the met office in india, they were saying that these represent the sky are now emerging with monsoon reigns and they are reaching into those places. there is no proper forecasting. they are yet to have that technology. what can be done to adapt? they are liaising with hydrologists and try to work it out. it still happens a lot in the west coast of the us. but it is not happening in other parts of the world, they will have to adapt, learn this in the wake of climate change. that is the challenge we will have t

the rivers of ukraine flow mainly from north to south to the black and azov seas.r, the rivers of north-western ukraine. flow to the vistula and pripyat, the basin of the black and azov seas covers more than 90% of the entire ukrainian territory, the following rivers flow here: danube, stysoy and proton, dniester, southern bug, the dnipro, pripyat desna, don and dinets, the right straits of the vistula, vebsh, syan and zahidny bug belong to the outflow of the baltic sea . the rivers in ukraine are fed by rain, snow, underground, and partly glacial. water, but about 75% falls, er, precisely on atmospheric precipitation, precisely on rains, on nutrition, well, this is the general characteristic of the rivers of ukraine, i remind you once again, there are more than 63 rivers in ukraine, well, we continue to cool down, we bathed in the rivers of ukraine and ascend to the upper layers of the atmosphere, where it is clearly colder than in ukraine. and let's talk about magnetic vortices. activation of the earth's magnetic field is expected, so please pay attention, especi

. 35 percent flows through the sooner river and the rest through the cushy river, which is directly connected to the mits, mani floodplain. once the floods received for the river and farmers, we have lost everything. it will take months if not years to rebuild their homes. they need all the system they can get, but for many help is the up to come from good job. the, i'll just say, i'll still have not this bangladesh. and sylvia plans and ne, in india, a continuing to effects more than 3000000 people. at least 9 more people have died in the floods this week, bringing the total number of deaths to 52 since may. the chief minister of us on state for the series of key embankments have been breached as a result of heavy rain. so the rock river, maybe 40000 people, have been forced to take shelter and release cans. and a dam breach in central china has led to floods and forced almost 6000 people to evacuate . more than 2300 rescue will cause a building a 2nd line of defense against the flag horses. so non province is home to around half a 1000000 people. president, she didn't pay, has called for lo

the federal agency for maritime and river transport is working with rosatom to create river hubs on northernthe head of the agency andrei tarasenko at... a meeting with prime minister mikhail mishustin. and now my colleague vera moroz joins me. vera, greetings, what are the prospects for such hubs? hello, sea routes are needed to transport goods from birthplaces through the northern sea route. they are expected to be in high demand. expanding the capacity of waterways, building multimodal hubs, integrating ports and new regions into the country's transport system, these are the issues. tourism, for a number of related industries. currently, the agency operates 63 ports, which provide a cargo flow of 884 million tons. at the same time, the production capacity is designed for a cargo flow of 1,300 thousand tons, and there is still a reserve of approximately 35%, which will allow increasing the volume of cargo. the leader in terms of transshipment volumes today is the azov-black sea basin. it provided more volume. the carrying capacity of railways, roads and rivers is used. the issue of creatin

rafael and his dad alex have a special relationship with the river.ng have you been cleaning the river? since four years ago now. four years. he was.... he was nine when we started. they've become famous for fishing rubbish out of the river and posting about it on instagram under the tag raf—sur—seine. so... and this is the magnet. yeah, this magnet is so strong, but you can try here. oh, wow! you're pulling the bridge over! wow! that's magic. and... but how do you pull it up? ah, just with the strength. so what kind of things have you found? let me show you. oh, come on! in a top—secret location... ..raf and alex stow a selection of their most interesting finds. raf, this is some amazing bits. tell me about what we've got on the table. these are the eiffel towers that you see the tourists buy. so not very much age there, but this looks far older. what's that? it's supposed to be a lantern. that was in the beginning of the last century to light the horse cart. how does it feel when you pull something like that out on your magnet? very exciting, like,

today, our destination is central london, following the river thames.wing team and we're also here to pick up another guest rider, dame katherine grainger, former rower, who has five olympic medals, including two golds. katherine, you are joining us today. you're coming all the way to paris. why did you want to get involved? so, i was always going to be in paris during the games. i'm wondering myself! and then, obviously, i know chris very well. there's very rare opportunities you get to actually cycle to an olympic games. it's such an incredible opportunity. and like chris said, there's so many amazing projects that we're kind of aware of but we probably can't highlight and showcase enough, so we're meeting some fantastic athletes who are already speaking out on issues that are so important to them but also, some wonderful venues that really bring to life, like, just how amazing these places are and how we need to protect them and promote them and make sure that our waterways and our cycleways are as good as they can be for everyone. as an athlete, kat

and rivers. all the meat roasters called, they were the adukavans, the size of what they know, they know and the legend of the plowmen veski garadnaya. getae montha here vydom tym, into adsyul paishla veska garadnaya. it’s been a long time since grandfather baradaty himself said that he is a father and has three sons. the branches were harvested, the two first grazed here , the kala river, where it was possible to catch fish, and the lands were good for farming, and the meadows, the traditions of the hadzia, went to the balots, which surrounded the city this garu, a small flabby river and a small gara, a drop i’ll tell you what kind of land it is, and there’s a lot of great clay there, and a lot of clay... i remember fingers, pabachy, because it is very useful for making dishes, and advanced occupations in pottery, dishes. it’s not fun to get excited and say: “look at how i live.” the adzin looked at his brother and said: “well, you know what praise is, thank you.” adsul and name paishla, garadna

do not use the river for drinking. to avoid the transmission of diseases, avoid eating in a common container. it is very helpful to have your own spoon, fork and glass. it is unsanitary to dip glasses and pitchers into containers with water and syrup inside them. also , avoid consuming ice that is stored or eaten in unsanitary conditions on the ground. do not eat open foods that are exposed to the air. do not eat vegetables and salad at all, and if you eat fruit, definitely. use them as exfoliants and pay attention to consumption hot foods are more healthy than cold foods because the possibility of poisoning with them is less. cooked foods should not be kept at room temperature for more than two hours and should not be heated more than once. so do not keep the cooked food for the next meals and do not consume it even after it is heated. if you have a special disease or are elderly, it is necessary to have a copy of your medical record and insurance book with you. it could be as simple as this, the possibility of buying