that's very new for battle rodrigue is a farming app it's designed to optimize water consumption and reduce the amount of fertilizers and pesticides needed you register the area say one hector and how much product was use that information is stored it will be useful next year when we create a register of which products help with which past. ones harvested the strawberries must be processed quickly while they're still fresh the app is helpful to customer down and keeping track of the entire production schedule and allows the company to ensure their supplier is sticking to sustainable practices dan ins regional sourcing manager. says everyone benefits the farmers the company and the environment. with them and we think the value chain can be transformed into a prosperity chain we benefit from being able to use various supply lines which limits the amount of risk for the company while at the same time ensuring the farming methods are sustainable. but the big question is can a monoculture be genuinely sustainable rodrigue has his doubts he's an ecologist at the biggest university in latin

that's very new for about 2 rodrigue is a farming app it's designed to optimize water consumption and reduce the amount of fertilizers and pesticides needed you register the area say one hector and how much product was use that information is stored it will be useful next year when we create a register of which products help with which past. ones harvested the strawberries must be processed quickly while they're still fresh the app is helpful to customer down and keeping track of the entire production schedule and allows the company to ensure their supplier is sticking to sustainable practices dan ins regional sourcing manager. says everyone benefits the farmers the company and the environment. we think the value chain can be transformed into a prosperity chain we benefit from being able to use various supply lines which limits the amount of risk for the company while at the same time ensuring the farming methods are sustainable. but the big question is can a monoculture be genuinely sustainable rodrigue has his doubts he's an ecologist at the biggest university in latin america. if w

that's very new for about a rodrigue is a farming app it's designed to optimize water consumption and reduce the amount of fertilizers and pesticides needed you register the area say one hector and how much product was used that information is stored it will be useful next year when we create a register of which products help with which pasts are. once harvested the strawberries must be processed quickly while they're still fresh the app is helpful to customer down and keeping track of the entire production schedule and allows the company to ensure their supplier is sticking to sustainable practices. dan ins regional sourcing manager. says everyone benefits the farmers the company and the environment. with them and we think the value chain can be transformed into a prosperity chain we benefit from being able to use various supply lines which limits the amount of risk for the company while at the same time ensuring the farming methods are sustainable. but the big question is can a monoculture be genuinely sustainable rodrigue has his doubts he's an ecologist at the biggest university i

. >> reporter: and keri rodrigues is hopeful but cautious. >> it's wonderful to get this guidance but if the guidance is not implemented it doesn't mean anything at all. >> reporter: as for teachers -- >> it would have been great to have this ten months ago >> it is a relief. >> reporter: guidance includes implementing a color-coding system to determine which schools should be open based on how covid is spreading in the community. in the classroom districts should make masks, hand washing and social distancing a focus. all common practice during the pandemic but it's the first time the agency has said they should be prioritized in schools. notably missing, vaccines. while encouraged, the cdc says they are not mandatory but in the nation's second largest school district that is not enough the los angeles teachers union calls the omission troubling, writing, "the guidelines do not do enough to address the specific challenges of large urban school districts." >> does this guidance go far enough >> well, look, this guidance is a floor, not a ceiling but it's a huge change from what we've

assembly members may find these pictures disturbing with this footage capturing the moment after rodrigue is was hit in the eye thousands were injured in the yellow vest mass rallies for economic justice that broke out in 2080 study found the law of 5 protesters lost hands from being hit by police musicians as reportage at the time 30 were partially blinded to the number of disciplinary proceedings for violence by officers rose dramatically. in march 29th in the un human rights commission that called for a probe into possible use of excessive force by french police during the yellow vest protests the government rejected the accusations with president mccrone calling them unacceptable however then prime minister edward phillipe admitted mistakes and law enforcement's handling of the rallies is a road ragers again says all that aside the lack of action in his view from authorities is even worse than police brutality. you know when officials talk about you was mentally retarded on live television you also need to be able to deal with that says that has lasted 2 years and of course there is n

but the big question is can a monoculture be genuinely sustainable rodrigue has his doubts he's an ecologist at the biggest university in latin america. if we plant just one species of crop over large areas of land we'll feel the effects even pandemics like the one we're experiencing right now can be traced back to model cultures but there are ways to convert monocultures so that biodiversity is preserved. in the case of the strawberry monoculture and can it seems to be working. the moderate share project has sought to bring everyone on board young and old alike there's now also a daycare center so that farmers and workers can drop their kids off when they go to work. easy through the meters loves to collect his granddaughter he hopes that she too will later opt to stay in the to occur another incentive to take care of the environment for future generations. all children should have a good start in life it's a basic right and one of the un's 2030 sustainable development goals the w.h.o. agrees it says the development of social competencies motor skills and cognitive abilities are integrity t

. >> reporter: nadya's grandfather rodrigue died of covid-19 last april at his nursing home outside oftreal. dozens of others died there as well as nursing home employees, overwhelmed and understaffed, were on their own because the government banned all visitors, even family, as the virus was spreading. >> i regret those last days. that to me is something that we were robbed. particularly in the first wave. where we were not allowed to see our loved ones. and our loved ones died alone. >> reporter: hilda did not die of covid-19, but she suffered just the same, her family says. 102 years old, living with dementia, an in-room camera placed there by her family painfully documents how she wasted away. unable to feed herself, too weak to hold a glass of water, and her family says staff was seemingly too swamped to notice. >> i was looking to hi mother through the camera. she was breathing so heavily. and she was -- you could see she was in pain. >> how upsetting is it for you to know that your mother essentially starved to death? >> it was heartbreaking for me to know that i wasn't there an

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