currently, there are eu—wide bans on american chicken washed he goes on...appy. they've rejected the call for them to adopt american farming methods to help secure a transatlantic trade deal. we are asking our politicians to put their promises in writing, that they will respect our high standards and they will not sell us down the river by doing bad trade deals that don't respect the fact we have higher standards and higher costs and make us compete against farmers that have lighter regulation and lower costs. the government has said it's clear the uk's standards would not be compromised in the pursuit of trade deals. eu standards are due to be enshrined in law. the american government has made better access for its products a key aim in various trade talks in recent years, so we can expect the us to push its case hard with the uk. the two governments' differing positions on the way some food is produced could mean reaching a trade deal is more difficult. food experts expect there to be a clash of food cultures. the us argues that it's got a problem with sal

the eu will wash fruit and veg in chlorine water.mental protections. so, when it comes to undercutting uk farmers, i know the us produced chicken, the equivalent toa uk us produced chicken, the equivalent to a uk chicken is 79% cheaper or produced at 79% of the price. what do you make of michael gove's suggestion that we have the idea of labelling to give the british consumers, who we hear will suffer post brexit the choice, you label it as lower quality or higher quality 01’ as lower quality or higher quality or british or foreign and you give the british consumer that choice? so there is a lot of issues in there. with chlorine, the us allows this because the process before that is dirtier than you have here. the eu, there is some chlorine here, but we have higher standards. the us has intensive agriculture that is not good for where it is, it is not good for the welfare of the animals or for the welfare of the animals or for things like antibiotic use, which is a real public health problem. so that is one thing. what michael gove s

you know people understand what the phrase white washing means but then we had. a green washing where you pretend to be an environmentalist destroying the environment like an exxon or mobile then you have blue washing where you pretend to be doing something good with the u.n. while you're doing something bad like abusing kids overseas then you agree mailing became very emotional blackmailing you know corporators of the one nine hundred eighty s. they have rebranded themselves of activist investor right so essentially you know it just comes back to this idea of white washing you know you're committing morally questionable acts whether you're bought to go or whomever and but you can whitewash this in one way or another through various schemes and mechanisms you know it all starts off with well meaning people like probably bottom feels like he's a really good guy and he cares about people and he probably gives. a lot of money to charity but the fact is like this system as this guy's final twee in history hm points out is what is alleged in this scheme is that someon

let's do wash is item 4-c. the business is a nearly 3,000 square foot laundromat located at 2735 balboa street in the outer richmond and was founded by a german immigrant cup wioun 1996. it features about 30 washers and 30 dryers and is open from 5:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. the couple installed boom boxes throughout the space and played elvis tracks, attracting music enthusiasts to the space. they then opened a 500 square foot studio space and residency program for professional artists. let's do wash also features a garden and a large screen movie wall. the business has operated continuously in san francisco for 23 years and faces a significant threat of displacement. item 4-d is make out room. the business was founded in 1996 at 3225 22nd street in the mission by principle owner martin rapowlsky and coowner michael cheskey. the interior features high ceilings, dark, moody walls in red and green, and a sparkly chandelier amidst banquettes. make out room is a main stay in mission entertainment, night life, and commu

embrace us farming methods to help secure a post—brexit trade deal, dismissing fears over chlorine—washednd hormone—fed beef. labour's internal row over anti—semitism has deepened with two of the party's most senior figures clashing over how to handle complaints. 3,2,1,0 ignition, lift off. spacex's falcon rocket blasts off into orbit from florida's kennedy space centre it's on a mission to show nasa it can carry astronauts into space. and coming up in half—an—hour — the click team report from mobile world congress in barcelona. good afternoon. a 17—year—old girl has been stabbed to death at a park in east london. the victim was found in harold hill in romford last night. police have launched a murder investigation — no arrests have been made so far and the victim has not yet been formally identified. katy austin reports. police forensic teams have been examining this park in a quiet residential area of romford today, paying particular attention to the children's playpark. it was just before 9:30 last night that emergency services arrived to find a 17—year—old girl who had been stabbed. s

as it is you know most of the bridges have been washed away. or certainly the entrances approaches to the bridges have been washed away this makes bringing in the man a tearin aid more challenging in copper this is how people now get across to what used to be a business center the precarious makeshift bridge is meant to be temporary until a more permanent structure is built as long as this place is difficult to reach by road people here say they have to improvise there is an official death toll for the province but community leaders fear once the missing are accounted for that number could be much higher those who haven't found their relatives say they won't stop looking for them survivors believe those who weren't slipped away joining the floods are buried somewhere under these boulders and mud. al-jazeera zimbabwe at least seventy people have reportedly died after two buses collided in southern ghana the accident happens in the town of. local media say one of the buses caught fire after the collision we'll bring you more on the story as soon

the us ambassador urges britain to embrace american farming methods, including chlorine—washed chickenormone—fed beef, to help secure a post—brexit trade deal. the row within labour over its handling of anti—semitism shows no signs of being resolved as deputy leader tom watson insists there has been a complete loss of trust in the party. three, two, one, zero. ignition, lift—off. after a successful launch, the first astronaut capsule launched from american soil in eight years is on course to dock with the international space station tomorrow morning. and in half an hour here on bbc news, tom brook takes a look back at this year's oscars in a special edition of talking movies. good evening. flowers have been laid in the park where a 17—year—old girl was stabbed to death in east london last night. police were called to reports of a knife attack at a playground in harold hill in romford. the victim, who hasn't yet been formally identified, is the first teenage girl to be fatally stabbed in london this year. our correspondent, katy austin, has been at the scene for us this evening. that's

the us ambassador urges britain to embrace american farming methods — including chlorine—washed chickenne—fed beef — to help secure a post—brexit trade deal. labour's internal row over anti—semitism has deepened — with two of the party's most senior figures clashing over how to handle complaints. three, two, one, zero. ignition, lift—off. spacex's falcon rocket blasts off into orbit from florida's kennedy space centre. it's on a mission to show nasa it can carry astronauts into space. and in sport, arsenal miss the chance to beat their rivals spurs, with a late penalty miss in the north london derby. good evening. a 17—year—old girl has been stabbed to death in a park in east london. the victim was found in harold hill in romford last night. police have launched a murder investigation. no arrests have been made so far, and the victim hasn't been formally identified yet. katy austin has more for us. flowers have been laid by the park where a 17—year—old died last night, the first teenage girl to be fatally stabbed in london this year. it's sad to see this happen. itjust shows kind of the

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some rescuers told me of homes and bodies being washed away in the riversth below, watcway to -- washedy to mozambique, gone, never to come back again. stthe trauma of the wo days is written on most faces here. many homes collapsed as people slipped. this woman managed to escape, and her job as a survivor is to bury the dead. >> most of the bodies were badly decomposed. we were not able to move them, and we had to bury them in pairs because we didn't have enough coffins. yesterday we buried 70 people. reporter: others are making heeir way back through treacherous roads to search for love ones. this man's uncle and wife have been missing for days. help fromgoing to get other people. reporter: many more peopleud remain hed in schools and basic clinics waiting for help. o my mother, my father, my two young sisters, owhom just had a child, they are all dead. >> my house is destroyed in the oods, and i was buried underneath. my dauter was with me in bed and washed away from me. reporter: piures are starting to emerge from neighboring mozambique. a rescue team released this video of neighbors

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some rescuers have told me of homes, and also bodies being washed away in the rivers below, washed awaywhich is behind this mountain range, gone, never to come back again. the trauma of the last few days is written on most faces here. many homes collapsed as people slept. this woman managed to escape. herjob, as a survivor, has been to bury the dead. translation: most of the bodies were badly decomposed. we were not able to move them and we had to bury them in pairs because we didn't have enough coffins. yesterday we buried 70 people. others are making their way back through the treacherous roads to search for their loved ones. this man's uncle and his wife have been missing for days. we are not confident but we want to get information, so we can get help from other people, or from well—wishers. many more people remain huddled in schools and basic clinics, waiting for help. translation: my mother, my father, my two young sisters, one of whom had just had a child, they are all dead. translation: my house was destroyed in the floods and i was buried underneath. translation: my house was d

away and on the other side the road has also washed away so it's like we are on an island we have a big problem because now we can even get basic goods like rice and cooking oil and . it's very rare says she has enough food to give her children one or two more meals along with the dozens of families here and then on the number across the country she has no idea how she's going to survive. malcolm webb al-jazeera bera mozambique. well after mozambique the storm battered neighboring zimbabwe cutting off thousands of people there are remittances. days after tropical cyclone a die struck the families are coming to terms with what they've lost morgan was eighty three years old he was sleeping when a torrent of water washed away his home you was expecting to see is the last standing law in the family but in which pain he was i was expecting to see him talking to him but only to come in here bored it was not all that to a careful man hilda debases she can find her teenage stepson michael. i think he was crushed under the house if he's dead i need to find him and bury him i need to know so

employees wash their hands like normal and the scan takes a few seconds.body and if you continuously fail, management is notified. what's more it compiles trends uncommonly mysterious like underneath the fingernails, the side near the pinky finger and the web between the thumb and forefinger. >> we can get the information and training to the restaurant. >> throwing pizza you want clean hands. >> reporter: the owner of more than two dozen pizza my heart locations is always on the lookout for ways to improve food safety, especially after chipotle's massive e. coli outbreak in 2016 that second 55 people and closed 43 restaurants across 11 states. >> a lot of health problems come from people not washing their hands. we train and train and train the to know for sure we have a check. >> reporter: that has raised about $2 million in seed funding now being tested in 50 different locations across the country. the cost will likely start around $150 a month. >> i know restaurants out there could really use these. >> you want to name some names? still no timeline for

for it before eating it and especially to wash their hands if. anyone with diarrhea is being treated as though they had cholera the world health organization plans to provide nine hundred thousand vaccine doses next week but fear of cholera is not the only concern many locals have lost everything their houses and huts were destroyed as was their harvest. even though it's been more than two weeks people are still suffering the after effects of the cycloid so far there has been no cholera epidemic nevertheless it will be months before things are back to normal. tens of thousands of palestinians rallied in the gaza strip today to mark one year since the start of weekly protests there held to demand the right to return to israel and end israel's blockade off the gaza strip but like those weekly process today's event turned deadly with four palestinians killed in clashes with israeli forces hundreds more people were injured. palestinian protesters throw rocks in return the israeli army deploys tear gas and live ammunition to prevent the crowds of demo

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fishing so when it washes up on shore. is searching for food and mistakes the sarah from from being a few. ones collected the plastic is ready for transport back to the mainland i am going to learn how to use delaying our attach one of these super pacs. i hope at the base of the helicopter so i can lift it out of here when you drop the box around the walk and run it over to you guys i want to get out. since ocean legacy started the team of collected over five tons of plastic off islands like this and they're keeping most of it out of landfills too. but what happens to the plastic they collect chloe's invited me back to the recycling center in vancouver to find out. what's the next step in the process we take all of these are random hard plastic items and we're going to shred them up. the fragments will then be sold on to companies who will breathe new life into the. styrofoam will become picture frames and picnic benches while bits of old tires will hit the road again as new tires. ocean legacy is even starting to engage h

every day we're finding new animal or whale that's been washed ashore with some exposed atsic. given the amount of plastic here i'm not surprised wildlife is suffering we let it. out for us oh wow it's oh yeah you can tell this is an old refrigerator there's no way we could make a dent cleaning the speech by ourselves fortunately reinforcements are on the way. ok they are bringing the warrant were volunteers to this remote area to clean up the beans so every two dozen volunteers that. many here come from different local environmental groups overall there are five. thousand volunteers to call upon across the region. but with so much coastline to monitor chloe and her team rely on tip offs posted on the ocean legacy website to prioritize the most crucial locations. i found the forty foot. i do here bear yeah these are bear. here in the foam as it. so when it washes up on shore. is searching for food and mistakes the sarah from from being a few. ones collected the plastic is ready for transport back to the mainland i am going to learn how to use slang or attach one of these super

this is where you washed and bathed? >> this is where i washed up, man. it's very real. sorry. >> reporter: then a miracle. >> i was found right down here. >> reporter: in a doorway during a snow storm. he because later adopted by vivian and richard mcclain who gave him more than a home. they gave him a passion for music. he liked it so much he applied for the music of arts. >> i said i'm here to audition and he said oh, really auditions were yesterday and i said butted i'm here now. >> something came through that was well worth taking the chance. >> reporter: white persevered. he became the first african-americ african-american to earn a doctorate in tubau performance. his life story has been made into a documentary after his initials richard a. white. he continues to perform and at the university of new mexico. what is the moment you went i am somebody? >> the thing i'm most proud about is every day i get to give back and make a difference in a a kids' life because that's what happened to me. >> reporter: it doesn't get more raw than that. ♪ demarco morgan, cbs news, b

if you haven't washed it today, you can do it tomorrow. we have the planner on your sunday, dry skies, comfortable temperatures, a lot of spots into the afternoon will go into the 60s. and our warmest spots will head into the 70s. but rain is in the forecast as we look at the next four days. tomorrow we're dry, but monday and especially tuesday we're tracki tracking rain's return. get the car washed today or tomorrow or you'll have to wait until wednesday. temperature wise, it's comfortable right now, 60s in most spots. we've cooled to 57 along the coast. 60 in san francisco. 65 in mountain view and 64 in napa. mainly clear skies across the board. a touch of patchy fog in the north bay. otherwise over the next 12 hours we'll drop into the 40s. a lot of sunshine from start to finish. as we head into the afternoon, numbers a little bit warmer tomorrow than we are today. 70s in a lot of spots' w away f the coast. in the south bay, 75 the high in san jose. 74 in cupertino. the same in sunnyvale. 73 for mountain view. the city tomorrow going to

to wash mine -- i don't wash them every single time i wear them. >> neither do i.>> there's some instances where you should be washing your jeans. >> i agree. >> puppy slobber all over them. >> which now we all do. speaking of that, we're celebrating national puppy day. >> meteorologist mike nicco up there right now. who do you have there, mike? >> i've got mikey. he's from -- you know your name, don't you? give me a kiss? no. puppy breath. got rejected. must be the coffee breath. >> it's national puppy day tomorrow. in honor of that, we have puppies on 7 like every year. we've brought in all seven of our perfect pet partners right now. we've got four of them with me. they're each going to tell us their name and where they're from. we'll start with shannon. >> the alameda animal shelter. this is aurora. we're in alameda, california. >> so cute. >> i'm erin from the east bay spca. we have little baguette here. >> you named them all after bread. >> we did. >> beautiful. where can we find you? >> baguette will be available at our dublin adoption center. we also have a

they need to be washed when they are fresh, wash melons and lemons and "l.a.uits and vegetables but many of us forgot. >> does the washing take the pesticides off? >> takes some of the pesticides off but pesticides live in soil and water and the plant is sucking them up for the nutrients so they can be in the tissues of the plant as well. >> we hear pesticides and it freaks a lot of people are. how worried should we be? >> pesticides are toxins. people at risk are farmers and the sprayers that you see in the haz-mat-type suit and they can cause endocrine problems, like hormone problems, neurological problems and increased risk for cancer. we do want to minimize our use of pesticides and want to support local farmers farming organically and sustainably. however, when you're consuming some of the produce that is on the dirty dozen list that we can't afford maybe to buy organically or we don't have in our neighborhood, the benefits of how fantastic kale and strawberries and spinach are for you definitely outweigh the amount of pesticides found in them so i don't

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some rescuers have told me of homes and also bodies being washed away in the rivers below, washed away, which is behind this mountain range, gone, never to come back again. the trauma of the last few days is written on most faces here. many homes collapsed as people slept. sarah mhlanga managed to escape. herjob, as a survivor, has been to bury the dead. translation: most of the bodies were badly decomposed. we weren't able to move them, and we had to bury them in pairs because we didn't have enough coffins. yesterday we buried 70 people. others are making their way back through the treacherous roads to search for their loved ones. kururu nyakare‘s uncle and his wife have been missing for days. we're not confident, but we want to get information, so we can get help from other people, orfrom well—wishers. many more people remain huddled in schools and basic clinics, waiting for help. translation: my mother, my father, my two young sisters, one of whom had just had a child, they are all dead. translation: my house was destroyed in the floods, and i was buried underneath. my daughter was

at least three dead, roads and bridges washed away. and more rain now coming. >>> the major reveal tonight. what the black boxes now confirm after that second new boeing 737 max jet crashed, killing everyone onboard. what we've now learned tonight. >>> just days after the terror in new zealand, tonight, the deadly attack on the train in holland. they are not ruling out terror tonight. and now, the joint intelligence bulletin from the u.s. this evening. what has authorities so concerned. >>> the major head call headline this monday night. new confusion over aspirin and heart attacks. should you be taking an aspirin a day to cut down on risk after all? dr. ashton is standing by to clear the confusion tonight. >>> and the former pediatrician sentenced this evening, authorities say he targeted more than two dozen children. what the judge decided and what it now means for that doctor. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here to start another week. we begin with the developing seen near houstohouston. the images coming in al

area towards the wash, gusts up to 60,65 mph.owards the wash, gusts up to 60,65 mph. this evening, rain spreads into northern ireland and scotland, through northern england and across wales. winds will ease through the first part of tonight, but gradually through thursday, they start to pick up. these are the overnight temperatures, six or seven celsius. but during thursday, strong winds once again. this weather system is moving south—eastward but the wind is coming in from the north west and it will be a blustery day throughout their stay. it will dry, the showers quickly towards the south east, so sunshine developing across scotland, northern ireland, wales, through the midlands and northern england throughout the afternoon. and temperatures on thursday nine, 13 celsius. the last of the rain clears later in the day but still quite blustery conditions. goodbye. you're watching bbc news at 9:00am with joanna gosling. the headlines... the government says it would slash tarriffs on a range of imports from outside the eu if there wa

department of agriculture which thoroughly washes and peels fruits and vegetables before testing. the pesticide problem cannot be rinsed off. >> washing the fruit will potentially help but it is not going to get rid of the problem. you can't wash the problems away that way because pesticides are taken in through the flesh of the product. >> reporter: data news to some kale lovers we found at fort mason. >> we don't know how our bodies react to those toxins. >> i am surprised because i think that it is a healthier vegetables so i do try to eat it more than i typically would. >> reporter: among pesticides found in kale is dactyl. >> epa classifies dactyl is it possible human carcinogen but also banned in europe since 2009. remake. some groups have countered that dactyl is legal, according to the epa but the problem is the legal levels are set on data from adult. >> the problem with the tolerances set by the epa as they are often set far too high to be protective of children's health. >> this is not an excuse to not to eat vegetables on the dirty dozen list. the environmental working

. >>> plus, another whale washed ashore, dead. quite the sight on a popular california beach. >>> i was playing the powerball, got the winning numbers right here. >> another chance at the powerball jackpot tonight. a chance at an even bigger jackpot dearest britain. we love you. maybe it's your big hearts. your sense of style. welcome to ba100. (ba100, you're clear for take-off). how you follow your own path. you've led revolutions... of all kinds. yet you won't shout about it. it's just not in your nature. instead, you'll quietly make history. cake. beds. poetry. trouble. love! hope! and rather a lot of tea. the best of britain, from the moment you step on board. >>> tonight, the cruise ship was battered by the waves in the north sea is back in a port tonight. among the hundreds of grateful passengers, a woman, alexis shepherd tweeting thank you, everyone for your love and support over these difficult 2 dis were docked in norway and have happily been fed and watered. it is times like these that make us all stronger as carrying hu

some rescuers have told me of homes and also bodies being washed away in the rivers below, washed awayind this mountain range. gone, never to come back again. the trauma of the last few days is written on most faces here. many homes collapsed as people slept. sarah managed to escape. herjob as a survivor has been to bury the dead. translation: most of the bodies were badly decomposed. we weren't able to move them, and we had to bury them in pairs because we didn't have enough coffins. yesterday we buried 70 people. others are making their way back through the treacherous roads to search for their loved ones. kuru's uncle and his wife have been missing for days. we are not confident, but we want to get information so that we can get help from other people, orfrom well—wishers. many more people remain huddled in schools and basic clinics, waiting for help. translation: my mother, my father, my two young sisters, one of whom had just had a child, they are all dead. translation: my house was destroyed in the floods, and i was buried underneath. my daughter was with me in bed and was washed

the us asks britain to embrace us farming methods — dismissing warnings about chlorine—washed chickeneef as a smear campaign. three, two, one, zero. ignition, liftoff. after a successful launch, the first astronaut capsule launched from american soil in eight years is on course to dock with the international space station tomorrow morning. and at 11:30pm, we'll be taking a look at the papers with our reviewers. good evening and welcome to bbc news. a 17—year—old girl who was stabbed to death in a park in east london last night has been named asjodie chesney. she was identified by her grandmother on social media. she paid tribute to her granddaughter and appealed for an end to needless violence, after what she described as an "unprovoked attack". the metropolitan police have begun a murder investigation, no arrests have yet been made. the teenager becomes the 18th person to be killed in the capital this year. our correspondent jon donnison reports. london's latest victim of knife crime. 17—year—old jodie chesney, described by those who knew her as a bright and lovely girl. this evening

washes up on a santa barbara beach.re watching us on the 'kron on' app - our news coverage continues during the commercial break. visit kron-on- dot-tv to subscribe." a rare fish (catherine) (catherine) a rare fish found on a santa barbara beach has caught california experts hook, line and sinker. (pam) and others in the scientific world are now being "reeled in" too.. reporter ryan fish has the story. the rare "hoodwinker sunfish" was last seen in northern hemisphere waters in 1890 until it washed up on a local beach last month.nat sot "smells great, as you can imagine."now university scientists who study parasites are getting an áinsideá look at the rare sea creature. armaud kuris/ucsb zoology professor"we were able to seize the opportunity go on out and get the guts. that's sort of what we do."nat sot"so you can imagine that times about 17."in those guts about 20 feet of intestines filled with an estimated 60 thousand to 100 thousand parasites including multiple species of tapeworm.they likely came from jellyfish, th

in the landscape there is a lot boulders that have washed down naturally from the hills. it is the idea that things have washed down and are being used, picked for their particular qualities to be included in the landscape of the house. the garden design being something drawn from the landscape around it. that moves on to the terraces. when you see the exterior of the house and this natural, woodsy look on the outside, it is a surprise to see how refined the materials are inside. exoticthat a lot of hardwoods are used in the interior of the house. that kind of continuity between the woods and materials themselves, how they are used to express structural language, to see that reflected inside is what holds those two things together. even though there is a level of refinement, it is different than the houses in the neoclassical popular with a lot of people in pasadena from 1910 to 1913, just before world war i. they were the force behind this house. they started coming to pasadena a few years earlier and would hotel. the maryland one of the big resort hotels in pasadena tha

two main roads that connect it one of them has a bridge that's been washed away the other one crosses through a river not right now completely submerged so there's almost no way to get any humanitarian assistance to this area any time soon unless it's brought in by a markham thanks very much for that update michael ware reporting there well you know just when may is the africa regions communications manager for the red cross or the red crescent and he says wide scale damage has hampered relief and rescue efforts in this is your bureau. we are continuously receiving reports in images and footage from beira from the affected areas and all we can say now is that the scale of destruction is massive we have been informed that about ninety percent of the area has been completely destroyed most of the roads have been destroyed and about two days ago one of the dance in the outskirts of a or a bust and it cut off all access to this fifty dollars a last access are valuable and prior to that paul had closed in that no flights were approved so you can see that you know accessing to people who ne

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house was destroyed in the floods and i was buried underneath my daughter who was in bed with me was washed away from me a big a flood carried me further away. and then. the cycle has wreaked havoc on zimbabwe's infrastructure making it hard to assess the extent of the devastation. think human cost. i'm going to see my family i don't know how they're doing because there is no communication and the roads are inaccessible because of the heavy rains and i'm not sure how will find my way. rescuers are struggling to reach people in the afflicted areas. these boys were trapped for two days but they are among the lucky ones a boulder crashed through their school dorm killing three people. the w.'s privileged fan here he says many more lives are at stake. this situation in zimbabwe in the aftermath of cycle of you day that affected the two neighboring countries is getting desperate particularly here in money with people having to walk long distances because they've been cut out from essential services bridges have been washed away vehicles com to read each of those areas where people need assistanc

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a question of being able to wash your plates or clothes in the right ways or telling the children at home to be more careful with water duplicity really the association seeks to teach simple ways to save the precious resource. fadden greenwood has asked friends like matter of present what i heard out in the field. we are going to our household now we go door to door to raise awareness in the population the women knowledge the trashmen puddle set up the association nearly two years ago every day he walks to encourage people to use water more efficiently . this is rainwater when informs you collect it in basins yes exactly and this is tap water drinking water this is where we put our major reserves. because these will be attempts to educate people on how to get water wastage fuddle and his colleagues often become involved in exchanges like these sometimes they go on for hours people are generally receptive to the advice he sees but there are many reasons why seven water isn't easy the people in this neighborhood for example don't even have a regular supply. something we're so happy sim