same high standards as asked him completely sustainable printed products could become as common as weil's prompts. our next report takes us to senegal many of the country's 15000000 inhabitants live beside the atlantic ocean where the sea level rise caused by climate change is making the existing problem of costly russian worse 4 decades ago a forest was planted in the northwest of the country to combat the problem of shoreline retreat. that is right near to and changed the lives of farmers and fishermen there but now population growth and other is a putting a strain on the forest communities are now walking together in order to maintain or given improve the forest hill. a bone to fall harvest of all plans that's not something that farmer so takes for granted here's one of over 20000 farmers living in the near hughes region of northwestern senegal many live close to the closed and so potentially faces threats of erosion and sandstorms but a belt of trees is helping to protect them. almost 200 kilometers long it's 500 metres wide at its narrowest point. the forest was planted 40 years ago

and weil continue to trade freely with our eu friends and neighbors. ceand that is the right po be. thank you for your time, andrea, conservaive mp. the eu chief negotiator michel barnier expressed relief the deal has been agreed. >> the clock is no longer taki. after four and a half years, to preserve peace and stability, to protect the citizens of the single market, to build a neth partnership he u.k.. thank you, all. thank you, all. this is the work of so many women and men here in the commission [inaudible]an the task force for brexit,al anthe team, and in the member states, the council, then euroarliament. i also pay tribute to the eu-u.k. negotiating team, negotiator david frost and his lucy: a dutch memr of the union has been giving her daactions to my colleague >> i guess we are happy, obviously, but we would have preferred to see a deal this past sunday, because then the european parliament would be able to vote for b iore the end of the year. but i think it is very important that we get clarity for businesses and citizens. so in that sense, it is good there is a deal. and

. >> if we start getting the general public vaccinated mid weil between now and then, are going through the various priorities. then, if we can get vaccines going in april through august, by the trauma get to the end of the summer, we can get to the goal that i am talking about of getting the overwhelming majority of the population vaccinated. >> dr. fauci got the vaccination yesterday. he said he experienced soreness but overall, he is fine. meanwhile, the eu and u.k. are negotiating. they are putting the finishing touches on an agreement. discussions had been continuing on fisheries, which was the biggest obstacle. the deadline is december 31 when the u.k. will leave the single market. joe biden plans to make the environment a priority when he takes office. he is turning to one of the driving forces behind the 2016 paris climate agreement. assume a newly created role in the biden administration. special presidential envoy on climate change. it will be the first time someone dedicated to climate change will serve on the national security council. >> global news 24 hours a day on air an

. >> if we start getting the general public vaccinated mid weil between now and then, are going throughities. then, if we can get vaccines going in april through august, by the trauma get to the end of the summer, we can get to the goal that i am talking about of getting the overwhelming majority of the population vaccinated. >> dr. fauci got the vaccination yesterday. he said he experienced soreness but overall, he is fine. meanwhile, the eu and u.k. are negotiating. they are

a that says he's not going to resign after his side's shock the champions league defeat against dr weilthe 13 time european champions are in danger of elimination after the 2 nail away loss on tuesday their fate is still in their own hands however rio can guarantee progress to the knockout rounds by beating bruce morton bloodbath and their final game. where they beat you to a no i'm not going to resign at all and move keep going in the 1st half we were good but we couldn't get the 1st goal that would have changed a lot because the goals did a lot of damage we played well at the home and personally with the ball we had 2 or 3 chances and hit the post then it got complicated. all by munis raechel of winning streak has ended the reigning champions that were held to 11 draw but let it go by and have already made it to the last 16 was led to the point next week to seal their place in the next round. well liverpool have booked their spot in the last 16 with a victory over i accept atlanta also won on tuesday they face i x. next with both sides and with the chance of advancing well into still

john, laura, peter, stephen, nick, gabe, cordelia, i also want to think daniel, liz, pauline, bob weilg in the importance of this book and believing in my father and his commitment of editing this manuscript and who studied energy and kept this book on course. without you and bob this book would not have been possible, i also think you and my fellow nominees, the judges and the national book of foundation and lisa lucas. most importantly i want to think my father for committing to this enormous work in making his life work and for bringing me on as his copilot, my mother violet, my brother and walter and linda evans, my father, siblings, uncle, john, joseph, raymond and my aunt marianne and their families for their love and support over the 30 years. thank you. >> congratulations to the winners and now back to our host jason reynolds. >> congratulations to you, your father and your entire family. . . . the working class in 1980s lascaux, southern church lady, children in a climate crisis, action will be stars and families at home during an apocalypse. far ranging, yes but in their enor

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