the landscapes of the outgoing summer, in the woodland, fascinated.lready in the tent, he transferred his observations to the map. these were the final touches to the great work that he was now completing, shifting his scientific research and practical observations into the language of a memorandum. presence in the southern part of the bssr drop-shaped structures gives grounds to explore these areas for oil, salt and mineralnye vody, a note was to be sent to the country's leadership. gerasim bogomolov's conclusions turned out to be convincing. in his accompanying note to my leadership of the country, he noted among the young rocks and especially to the southeast of the geographical center at a shallow depth there were rocks of ancient age. they are giant domes and consist mainly of issols such domed structures are always satellites hydrocarbons. the conclusions were confirmed by the study of other leading geologists. the scientist geologist mikhail gromovich, it was he who pointed out the promising site near rechitsa, the southeastern village of gora

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but it wouldn't be until several days later during searches of the woodland that the head was found,. what followed was a huge murder investigation. meanwhile, jemma mitchell was trying to put police off the scent. three days after the murder, she sent an email to the missing persons unit. she wrote: the email was to become just one piece of a significant amount of evidence. police had concluded jemma mitchell was their prime suspect. banging. police! excuse me? hello, there. hello, how are you? yes, good. sorry, what's your name? i'm trying to sleep. are you jemma? speaking indistinctly. hang on, one second. jemma, do you want to come out? yeah, sure, sure. hand to the side of your hand. all right, jemma, at this moment, i'm arresting l you on suspicion of murder, 0k? you don't have to say anything. speaking indistinctly. anything you do say may be given as evidence, 0k? - once you are in the cuffs... am i allowed to... i'm going to explain. everything to you, 0k? should i get some shoes on? speaking indistinctly. who's inside at the moment? my mother. your mother? if you wanna... c

on the afternoon of 27 june, less than 2a hours after deborah chong's body was dumped in woodland, itrlotte rollings and her family. deborah's handbag was found too. inside, a length of rope, which the jury would later hear matched rope found at jemma mitchell's home. the business card of an evangelical church and scraps of paper bearing passages from the bible were also found. but it wouldn't be until several days later during searches of the woodland that the head was found, ten metres away. what followed was a huge murder investigation. meanwhile, jemma mitchell was trying to put police off the scent. three days after the murder, she sent an email to the missing persons unit. she wrote: . the email was to become just one piece of a significant amount of evidence. police had concluded jemma mitchell was their prime suspect. banging. police! excuse me? hello, there. hello, how are you? yes, good. sorry, what's your name? i'm trying to sleep. are you jemma? speaking indistinctly. hang on, one second. jemma, do you want to come out? yeah, sure, sure. hand to the side of your hand. all

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the winter forage only grows in these woodland pastures. the herds, gray is on the lichen and plants beneath the snow. we sort of have a decrease the volumes that we take out if we want to have lichens in place if we wanted create corridors, create shelter and protection for reindeer old during the whole year. this, this has of course an impact piece has returned to this forest. for now, the do not cut signs had been taken down. so the trees had to get by without protection. now it will say as go go, keep watch on their own or colleagues from greenpeace, and seen to sort of have enough trust at the moment that they left the area and focus on order issues. and i think that's a good time. environmentalist and lumber companies have long been at odds now for your school has pledged to harvest 20 percent fewer trees in the coming years. an agreement that many here hope will bear fruit. back in 2015, hundreds of thousands of syrians entered the e. u through the balkan wrote, with many of them making their way toward germany. today, europe's borde

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today, though, these ancient woodlands are under siege, sometimes from surprising threats.hese are araucarias, patagonia's most iconic trees. because of their intricate branching, they're also known as monkey puzzles. found only in southern south america, they were once far more common. they're hanging on in a few remote spots, peppered along the slopes of patagonia's volcanoes in both chile and argentina. reaching up to 160 feet, these giants are survivors from the jurassic era more than 145 million years ago. distinct spiny leaves evolved as a defense against hungry long-necked dinosaurs. but today's visitors are less destructive. though they do raise a racket. austral parakeets, the southernmost species of parrot on earth. a restless bunch, they flit from tree to tree in flocks of up to 15 birds. when they find a good feeding spot, numbers can swell to over 100. their preferred way to fatten up for the winter? gorging on monkey puzzle pine nuts. in return, the birds spread the seeds far and wide. but the parakeets aren't the only ones here for the harvest. the mapuche, i

over 2 thirds of the country is covered in woodlands. but the farther north you go, the more bare patches turn up. the old growth forest starts thinning out in many places, the countryside has been stripped, bare like here across the border for manya, finland over 150 kilometers above the arctic circle. this is reportedly the work of swedish lumber companies. greenpeace has put signs on the tree, saying, do not cut. clear. cutting means everything is cut down and taken away when they plant new trees and 30 or 40 years later, they cut them too. that's working against nature. not with amazon in a single operator. with a tree harvester can clear as much timber as 2 dozen lumberjacks used to be able to in the same time. the machine's enormous tires leave behind, packed soil and deep ruts in the ground. it's no surprise that it takes many years for anything to go back here. a huge tract of land was slated for felling. here to the forest belonged to stay. a school sweden state on lumber company. but environmentalists groups such as greenpeace,

your maniachi under columbus, we are ecologically transforming the woodland with the trees. we are adding here, foreign and start. and we are pleased that we can create something here for future generations that will provide a habitat for wildlife and lots of oxygen groups here. trees absorb c o 2 from the atmosphere during the process of photosynthesis, store carbon in their bio mass and release oxygen. that's good for the climate. the principle of offsetting is based on this idea. it compensates for the production of greenhouse gases. that's why many companies also fun to put guns, reforestation projects, his business model offsetting the carbon footprints of others, is successful because he earns money with every tree that he plants his clients range from the local baker to germany's major blue chip companies. so what are their motives not really gets old unimed is are of course the mother of those companies that say they are doing it on the one hand because it helps nature with people, but also because it helps their image. 5th, heritage, our motives are very diverse. th

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the village of volchin in order to see one of the most beautiful catholic churches, the belarusian woodland, the trinity church, better known as the tomb of stanislav august pyatovsky, and the piston of the king of the commonwealth, stanislav august pyatovsky . so stanislav pyatovsky himself, he was such a philanthropist, he was such to say a long-distance traveler, in which he lived like our family, and he and there were famously ennobled. this particular one i had here had water channels in the rest, how did you go yourself? well, shmat was a tikavaha of that sort. well, the church, of course, they, like u themselves, came for a week with a shrine to pray for the holy soul of the charizan. here people otshivat themselves with religions the polish and grand duke of lithuania was baptized in the volchinsk church. however, after his death, he was buried in the church of st. catherine in st. petersburg. in 1938, by personal order joseph stalin, the remains of stanislav august pyatomovsky were transported by volchin and reburied. the procedure was a secret, so the rituals were not observed. it

we are even more beautiful together than the belarusian woodland.he places here are not unique. only nature, but also the gifts of nature come here to collect. i, like blueberries, see such cranberries, a childhood home, the desire to have my own home, and my whole, as it were, this conscious adult life, i certainly have for my children. low bows, people who report to visit, share a step live , there were no hens, no goats. and so they built sheds and started farming. and now we are like real villagers. my whole life came with bees. listen, i love them. they understand me, although the sludge also has an individual approach. politicians on tv channel belarus 204. the most pressing topics and questions how long does love really live? and why did scientists give her only 3 years, what interests people today and what they want to bring up for discussion, psychologists came to the conclusion that they should fight with anger? no need to say hello to her inside yourself feel any emotion any emotion it lasts well, according to research 11 seconds there is

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and later came the ojibway woodland and most recently, the ojibwe, who expanded across much of northern wisconsin when europeans had expanded, when much, when the european explorers first arrived in the 16 and 1700s. by 1854, though, the u.s. government had reduced the ojibwe lands to eight reservoirs. nations in the lake superior outlined in yellow on this map as one. and there's another. and there are three. on the lake superior shore, the red cliff reservation here, the river reservation here, and a section of the bad river reservation up on madeline island, just a small fraction of the shore land that their ancestors had occupied for thousands of years. well, at the end of the lake superior shore section is a travel guide. in this case, they traced the route along the shore on state and county highways. that gives you the best access to those sites that i describe. in the chapter i'll read a sample of the travel guide just to give you a sense of how you can use it it. and this this section, the travel guide refers to this area right up here on 13. highway 13 descends into the valley

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when i left the bridge, i went to a nearby shelter where than his woodlands were gathering. after a few minutes, more and more family started to gather around me. i didn't understand why they flocked to someone they had never met. and then it hit me, they didn't care who i was, they cared where i was from. in me, they saw america. in america, they saw hope. as republicans and as americans , it is up to us to renew that hope. our children and our grandchildren are counting on us . and together i know we will come , through for them in a way that makes everyone proud. thank you, god bless you. then god bless! america! [applause] >> ♪ isn't she lovely isn't she wonderful isn't she special ♪ less than one minute old i never thought through love we'd be making one as lovely as she but isn't she lovely made from love? ♪ ladies>>>> and gentlemen, please welcome u.s. senator from south carolina, tim scott. ♪ sen. scott: thank you. thank you very much. rjc! [applause] i am certainly excited to be here. i am a big believer in psalms 122:6 -- pray for the peace of jerusalem, and those

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each of them settled in the woodland and found himself in his favorite business in the first mentionsme day, means from 1519. in this barn there are items of ancient household items collected from all over. belarus is my life man. i've been since childhood since childhood. i am a beekeeper, i live with a man. i like never to deal with gold. i everyone should love their work for them new day is an opportunity to do something useful, i consider myself to know their job in their place. so as long as health allows, it works until then. watch the program on belarus 24 tv channel. the miner is not yet a champion, energetik is already at least in european competitions at a long distance, the pitmen's long and better bench still allows them to be ahead before the final round. on sunday, soligorsk residents could legally issue an extension of the title, slutsk even delivered the championship cup in a parallel course for presentation. he played in gomel energetik played without leading players and, of course, the risk that the minskers would lose points was a high soligorsk holiday, it seemed t

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ckcnn sports anchor andy schole and at a watch party in woodland hills, california. with you. learned after last week's hits, england game, best to hit you early. late in the match, a little distracted. how are folks feeling there where you are? >> reporter: victor, everybody here rather anxious, because, you know, u.s. scored one goal since june. against wales last week. played pretty well against in england but that was a 0-0 tie. we have to score. everyone is waiting for that goal to eventually happen. there is, i guess, nervous optimism it will eventually come. matt sheridan is right here. got here extra early to watch the game. matt, we're in the 27th minute, how do you think it's going so far? >> it's great. most possession of the ball. great. heart racing. fans amazing. atmosphere being here and missing last tight we went to the world cup, just -- just a lot of emotion. we're excited. this is great. >> reporter: no goal yet. is it coming? >> oh, it's coming. oh, it's coming! >> reporter: there you go, victor. >> 0 for 3. just need the first one. >> reporter: t

bradley blackburn is outside a best bay in woodland park, new jersey. i know it's early, but what's it looking like there? >> reporter: well, michael, right now it's just us. there was a time not too long ago when shoppers would have camped out here overnight. the store even has a fence set up to manage the crowds. but black friday has changed. the deals start earlier, the shopping season is longer. still more than a third of the entire country will shop today, and most of those people will visit a store in person. this is the day shoppers and retailers have been waiting for. >> black friday has been on my bucket list forever. >> reporter: the national retail federation says a record 166 million people will shop this weekend with today being the most popular day followed by cyber monday. >> i usually like the old, traditional holiday, just one day and, you know, go splurge. >> reporter: of the 114 million people hunting for bargains this black friday, more than two-thirds say they'll go shopping at a brick and mortar store. >> the consumer likes to go i

. >> using bamboo, which grows extremely quickly, will help protect ghana's woodlands from deforestation plant bamboo from the start, it takes three years to grow. after one year, the first time after you cut off the bamboo, and you cut it after one meter, it grows back in one year time. so that's a very speedy time because a tree takes about 30 years for it to grow. >> using a renewable raw material is only part of good roll's plans. all wastewater will later be treated in the company's own wastewater treatment plant and partly reused. measures like this are a preruiste to receive financing via frankly.green. the platform was developed by tobias panofen. >> sustainability and climate protection are the central focus at frankly.green. they're the starting point of our platform. all projects need to have a positive impact on the environment. a project that doesn't, wont be financed. >> the platform is only a few months old. currently, only one firm is listed for investment. but frankly.green aims to grow, both within ghana and beyond. and there is no shortage of sustainable projects being

when i left the bridge, i went to a nearby shelter where than his woodlands were gathering.er a few minutes, more and more family started to gather around me. i didn't understand why they flocked to someone they had never met. and then it hit me, they didn't care who i was, they cared where i was from. in me, they saw america. in america, they saw hope. as republicans and as americans , it is up to us to renew that hope. our children and our grandchildren are counting on us . and together i know we will come , through for them in a way that makes everyone proud. thank you, god bless you. then god bless! america! [applause] >> ♪ isn't she lovely isn't she wonderful isn't she special

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