u. s department of agriculture also putting a plan forward to rapidly increased force management over the in 11, western states. $48 million. for an approach to the country that is really about making forest healthier and safer. vp. harris was joined by other elected officials, including governor newsom and senator alex padilla. the visit included an aerial tour of damage from the eldorado fire in a briefing from fire officials seven million acres in two years. versus 12 million across the 20 year period, so we talked about the acceleration of fire behavior related to drought related to climate change the climate crisis. has almost everything to do. with what we are seeing in terms of the crisis of wildfires, funding to battle climate change remains tied up in a stalled build back better bill this week, president biden admitted it would take breaking up the bill to get parts past. fight and also said he wants to travel more to tell the administration's achievements amid low approval ratings. republican congressman ken calvert panda visit writing, i think it's great that vice president har

u. s. department of agriculture saying, trying to is expected to have 69 percent of of the entire world maze reserves in the 1st half of the crop here 2020 to 60 percent of its rise, 51 percent of its weak, weak. rather. what's your take is china also to blame? i think was linking this all to what the previous speaker said, and i don't know what the true picture in china is. we don't know the data. but what we do know from a state in india is that, that is also the question of who controls the systems. and as you're getting into more globalized systems, be out of my little bit too. all of these kinds of shots of a southern country making certain kinds of decisions or a climate change in one part of the world affecting the whole month, oil prices going up and so on. so i think all of this actually and the experience of the insecurity of what the last 2 years and always what it really wants us to is to ask or rather questions on how to be moved to what's more decentralized like i was saying in the context of india, inflation is in those crops which we import. props, which we had a sense o

u. s. department of agriculture saying, trying to is expected to have 69 percent of the entire world maze reserves in the 1st half of the crop here 2020 to 60 percent of its rise, 51 percent of its weak week. rather, what's your take is china also to blame? i think linking this also wanted to be this because say, i don't know what the topic children. we don't know the need that. but what we do know from i stay in india is that that is also the question, a who controls the whole system and getting into more global life. the going to be through all of these kinds of shots of the country making decisions or climate change in my part of the world affecting the bond or going up and so on. so i think all of this actually and the expedient to go to deal with the last 2 years and what it really wants us to is to ask questions on how to be moved to what's more decent life system like i was saying in the context of india inflation is in those cross which we import across which we had sent sufficiency in about to the back boxes and oil, for example. similarly in the base price and need because we ha

u. s. department of agriculture, which the biden ministration has not been able to overcome its been blocked by the courts in many regards. so my so sorry i why racism? yes, so in the united states, very specifically, black farmers have been dispossessed from their land from the era of the minute they were free from slavery until today. so a common phrase is that the u. s. d a was the last plantation in the united states . so there's a long pattern up until today of specifically black farmers being dispossessed from the land, not being granted access to credit the same way. white farmers are given access to credit and financing. and so over the years there's been a decrease in black farmers over the years. and then if you look at other groups, indigenous people and immigrant communities, minorities, by any definition, it's hard to get into farming. but it's hard for anyone to get into farming in the united states, so there's racism. but then this is the corporate domination of the farming sector in the us, but also globally overseas banks. and then i, they conclude credit worthiness on, on t

u. s. department of agriculture also announced a new effort to better enforce competition laws.ng a portal to report potential violations, which they aim to launch within 30 days and washington mall. the rivera fox news the first anniversary of the january 6th insurrection at the us capitol is just a few days away at a congressional committee is preparing to go public with what led up to the attack. the panel says former president trump did nothing as those events unfolded. congresswoman list cheney, one of two republicans on the committee is slamming his lack of action as a dereliction of duty. the man who would watch television as police officers were being beaten as as his supporters were invading the capital of the united states is clearly unfit for future office. mr trump wants the supreme court to block the committee's request for white house documents and records related to the riot and in a letter to house republican members, house minority leader kevin mccarthy accuses democrats of using the event as a partisan political weapon to divide the country. already checking on

u. s department of agriculture also putting a plan forward to rapidly increased force management over the next decade in 11, western states. $48 million. for an approach to the country that is really about making forest healthier and safer. vp. harris was joined by other elected officials, including governor newsom and senator alex padilla. the visit included an aerial tour of damage from the eldorado fire in a briefing from fire officials seven million acres in two years. versus 12 million across the 20 year period, so we talked about the acceleration of fire behavior related to drought related to climate change the climate crisis. has almost everything to do. with what we are seeing in terms of the crisis of wildfires, funding to battle climate change remains tied up in a stalled build back better bill this week, president biden admitted it would take breaking up the bill to get parts past. fight and also said he wants to travel more to tell the administration's achievements amid low approval ratings. republican congressman ken calvert panned the visit writing. i think it's great that v

u. s department of agriculture also putting a plan forward to rapidly increased force management over the next decade in 11, western states. $48 million. for an approach to the country that is really about making forest healthier and safer. vp. harris was joined by other elected officials, including governor newsom and senator alex padilla. the visit included an aerial tour of damage from the eldorado fire in a briefing from fire officials seven million acres in two years. versus 12 million across the 20 year period, so we talked about the acceleration of fire behavior related to drought related to climate change the climate crisis. has almost everything to do. with what we are seeing in terms of the crisis of wildfires, funding to battle climate change remains tied up in a stalled build back better bill this week, president biden admitted it would take breaking up the bill to get parts past. but and also said he wants to travel more to talent. the administration's achievements amid low approval ratings republican congressman ken calvert panda visit writing. i think it's great that vice p

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u. s. department of agriculture also announced a new effort to better enforce competition laws.ng a portal to report potential violations, which they aim to launch within 30 days and washington mall. the rivera fox news. gas prices are expected to continue to climb according to fuel projections by gasbuddy. the national average could reach $4 a gallon by the spring before relief or additional oil supplies arrive later this year . even then, the national average may not get under the $3 mark. the average household this year is expected to spend nearly $2400 on gas. industry analysts say prices haven't been this high since 2014 a nationwide nursing shortage continues to plague the healthcare system. katri south reporter jessica ari explains the impact on patients. need to care. in some respects, the new year seems a lot like the previous two years. this as the old problem of too few nurses continues haunting hospitals and health care providers. we have had a long standing problem with the demand for nursing being higher than our capacity to generate nurses . we've had longstanding