ah, ecologist shafan calling at sue of the university of castle examines the effects of global biomass cultivation on nature. is it possible to match europe's consumption with this kind of production is resolved in total, germany's consumption of agricultural goods uses over $50000000.00 hectares. that's 3 times our domestic agricultural area of 17000000 hectares. it's a painful truth to keep europe in tables filled with food, forests, and other parts of the world must be cleared in specialists terms. this is called land conversion. well, that's all off division. one says history regarding land conversion, we have established that germany's sins lie in the past, so to speak. while if the cost the land conversion rates were at the highest, the 2000 and up to 2015 words, not is land conversion and other regions of the world. you 2 are consumption of agricultural goods. in some regions, there were enormous conversion rates off 80 square meters per person that is, per german inhabitant on woburn can we produce more by a mass for new green products? this past is a great danger to rain fores

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universal charge of goals and support. will have action from a match between 2 countries hoping for success at the castle. worldcom ah, several 1000 refugees and migrants from latin america all heading north through mexico towards the united states. they left the city of top a chula, on guatemala border on monday activists say the grape traveling in what's referred to as a caravan could be one of the largest migration movements in recent years. many of spoken getting themselves and their families to safety in the u. s and finding work there. most of the migrants in refugees come from venezuela, cuba, haiti, and guatemala. i deal with this journey has been really tough. we left columbia because of the homophobia we both got physically and verbally attacked. we had to cross the darian gap and trails through menus xenophobic countries. in some others, people were nice to us, but a lot of thing has happened in this journey. lady again, i tell global leaders that this has been a very difficult journey, but that nothing is impossible. we have to go out there and fight for our families and a better future. a corresponding manual. ap

of humor, his love for life and contagious laughter among friends. russ earned his bachelor's degree from depaul university in green castle, indiana, and went to work with all state insurance. he retired as a regional vice president after more than 35 years of service. russ was heavily involved in the betterment of his community, serving as president of the landings association. russ also served on the board of marshes of an island, st. joseph's hospital foundation board, the chat ham -- chaght am leadership board and the american cancer society. he played a major role in the building of the beautiful bridge and started a park and support group that continues to benefit people today. he was also very involved in the republican club. a loving father and husband, outdoorsman, community advocate and agent of change, russ will be dearly missed. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, i rise today to recognize the 10th anniversary of the daca program on june 15