the standard provided by the un or the fao of the world plant organization and we comply with all of them, and the plant protection organization has a very continuous monitoring of them, so we are a country that, thank god, is in the field. we were very successful in the production of poisons and short cuts , but we have to admit that there are countries that are leaders in this field. we took it, but we can't export it, even though we have strong scientists, our production is very good, we can supply the country . we saw it together, mr. moradi , let's have your summary. look, i have time for the people, only the tariff point that you mentioned, and mr. jahani explained that the difference in the tariff is not too big . the 100th year of establishment of meshim plant protection organization in 1302, diagnosis department national pest control and in this 100 years. our hard-working and hard-working colleagues made extra efforts to protect agricultural products from pests and 30 to 40% of agricultural products from pests . thank you, sir, our time is up. friends, talk more than us , yo

plant based iron. and it turns out that the world health organization tells us that the largest nutritional deficiencyn the world, especially in women and children, um, is iron deficiency. and it actually makes your anxiety worse. so eating a square or two of dark chocolate on occasion, especially the more natural kind, may actually be good for you. and eat it with a piece of citrus fruit, because that helps the absorption of the iron. >> what about dark chocolate, doctor? dark chocolate covered nuts. >> you know, a lot of those. if you look at the ingredients, they have sort of unhealthy fats and oils and also added sugar. that becomes the problem. but if you had, you know, and of course, on valentine's day, definitely enjoy some. but if you're looking more for the brain and the health benefits and certainly for calming benefits, have, you know, the little portion of nuts separately and you have a piece of dark chocolate and maybe a piece of clementine is something like that because it makes it more flavorful. all but that's a better way than all the added ingredients in the in those chocolate covere

nuclear energy organization, announced plans for constructing 20 nuclear power plants in the country with the help of foreign companies. and on june 4th 1977 it was announced that the world'st cherishes freedom of expression and believes firmly in a diversity of opinions. the statement heralded seismic changes in the regime's behavior to come in line with carter's human rights policy. on august 6, 1977, hoveda stepped down from his post as prime minister to succeeded by jamshid amusgar. at the same time, asadullah alam handed in his resignation as minister of royal court. cancer had nearly struck him down. these fundamental changes and the structure of the regime left the shah high and dry, especially in making decisions. the revolution was moving towards a climax. on august 13th, daryush homayun, former minister of information and tourism said no one should fear to voice criticism, after all he had been arrested and imprisoned on the shas orders during the period of adjustment in 1977. criticism was out of question, the show became megaliack in every field, including foreign policy. would you feel this personally when you would interact with him? you could... he could see

organized foothold behind enemy lines. in the course of the alteration we liberated the coal processing plants, our troops started moving westward. the world continues in a day of got the enemy, left alone, a weapons, leaving behind a load of personnel and wounded. this fortified area had been created over 9 years . it is an unconditional success circuit showing go revealed plenty of details of the operation that led to the liberation of dave can. first and foremost, he did say that russia paid the minimal price when it comes to human life, that russia suffered minimal loss, is liberating. this down full, so he reveals that at a certain point, there was a certain point in time when russia would drop some 460 heavy forms of dave come to king 508500 kilograms kilogram booms here. full. so he did reveal that the overnight uh, the garrison, the ukrainian garrison in of the last uh, well last thousands of people and that was the night when ukraine that gave the order to retrieve. but arguably, the biggest operation that was held was the operation that started the tool that was the beginning of the down full of kids garrison in of dave cohen, ru

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plant in a conversation with me, he admit that he hasn't got much closer to the goals of his mission. well, unfortunately, we have conflict in the world. this is the role of international organization to provide even the most difficult circumstances, this bridge that allows even if it's difficult for ideas to be exchanged. and then of course, uh, finding the best uh, solutions in this case, as we talked technical, technical solutions because we are not discussing politics here, we're discussing technical issues. this is how i see it. yes, we are concerned that there is no direct dialogue. we hope these weekends, but what is important is that these bridge through the each month and a total time, would you say that the visit you have come closer to your mission? just very quickly said, no, i think my, my mission, i would come on mission, would it be accomplished when there is no danger anymore when there is no uncertainty anymore? and of course, the relation between the i e, a and some of those a will continue forever or for at least this plan is operating. so, but it, in the current, extraordinary circumstances our, our, our mission is, is, is far from accomplished. we have to make

because the plants are a keystone species here, a vital life line for other organisms like lizards, insects and rodents. this used to be one of the densest joshua tree populations in the worldo a crisp, and it goes on mile after mile after mile. >> the plant will come out, fall in the hole. >> reporter: now erin knight is leading an ambitious project to change that. are you scared that there could be a world without joshua trees? >> oh, totally. most of these joshua trees burned all the way to the ground, and so once that happens, they can't really come back. these fires are massive. this is 44,000 acres. that doesn't seem huge in the grand scale of seeing million acre fires in other places, but in the desert, that's a lot. >> reporter: the goal is to plant 4,000 over four years with the help of a team of good samaritans from across the country. among those volunteering -- >> anybody over there need a hammer? >> reporter: -- 10-year-old ansel joshua, yes, named after joshua trees. >> that's cute. >> we came hiking here when i was pregnant with ansel. >> the site was beautiful with these unique joshua trees. >> it was awe-inspiring. >> reporter: restoring these trees is not