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after hector after hector. california and greece in 2018 fort mcmurray in 2016 black saturday in australia. all these fires spread out of control because humans stacked the furnace with decades of accumulated fuel. and now yet another manmade factor is bringing things to a head. my 1st experience of fireworks was when i was one year old it was my birthday i had a birthday cake and one candle and i was drawn to that plame like a ma and i stuck my finger in the flame and started to holler and cry but because i was so fast i kept my finger in the flame and ever since then i've been studying fire. my clan again has uncovered the complex relationship that exists between fire and climate. for him that's the secret to what happened in fort mcmurray. in canada our area burned has doubled since the seventy's and my colleagues and i attribute this to human caused climate change. in winter arboreal forests are covered with snow but instead of the snow melting slowly and the yser soaking into the ground now because of clim

i had 15 hector's. i drove here with a small truck to help my uncle who was moving here. i was young and very enthusiastic. and i thought i could make a good future for myself here. i was lucky and many different things came together i was in the right place in the right time exactly when the world began asking for more protein and food i had a dream an unusual dream almost a fantasy. fortunately reality has proved even better than my dreams. my company has 270000 hectares under cultivation. i've publicly listed the company and sold 70 percent of its stock and now i'm a shareholder and advisor. i q no good as he'll you have told him he said. in brazil and in the entire southern hemisphere saw is to spearhead of a new model of capital production called agribusiness soyuz a standardized grain which has become a commodity it's the same all over the world it's easy to grow i want to very large scale. here in brazil some of our soil farms cover 240000 hectares. yallop think miraca the global market is controlled by only 5 companies bunga monsanto a.d.m. cargill and dreyfus. th

homes more than 300 firefighters have been deployed to battle this blaze a scorched more than 4000 hectors lake hughes that's in angeles national forest. the prime minister says engineering teams have removed almost all the oil from the ground a japanese ship more than $1000.00 tons already spilled into the waters around the island after the vessel ran aground on a coral reef. the government of belarus has confirmed the death of a man in police custody it says the 25 year old died after being detained a district protest at least $6000.00 demonstrators have now been arrested and sons sunday's disputed presidential election protests continued into a 4th night wednesday evening. what began during the day carried on late into the night their defiance. and hundreds of women stood arm in arm on the streets of men's protesting their government crackdown on free speech following sunday's disputed election. yeah i came here to support our belorussian people are willing children are being killed and beaten up by a later taken away we don't even know where they're taken there must be some justice. it

vamos a tener la oportunidad de platicar con hÉctor vÁsquez, Él es vocero de la agencia estatal para que nos diga cuÁles la situaciÓn del incendio de napa, sonoma y solano. cuÁl es la situaciÓn de las evacuaciones en estos condados? >> gracias por tenerme aquÍ esta noche. se redujeron las evacuaciones en estas ciudades. todos los demÁs de gente que estÁ evacuada está asÍ todavía. ramÓn: cuÁles son las zonas más afectadas? >> los mÁs afectados ahorita son y blake. en esos condados estÁ el incendio más grande que tenemos ahorita. ese casi 300,000 acres. estÁ contenido en un 29 por ciento. ramÓn: quÉ nos puede decir sobre las evacuaciones? o alina >> en el Único lugar donde se levantaron las evacuaciones fue en gillburg. ramÓn: los que vuelan a sus propiedades quÉ mensaje le darÍa? >> lo que le decimos a la gente que es tan por regresar a sus propiedades para investigar quÉ fue daÑado, lo que le decimos a la gente es que no sepa hÚngaro en peligro. que tenga precauciones con los camiones de bomberos que todavÍa estÁn trabajando en diferentes Áreas, que no se

. >>> con cariño y amor héctor describe a sumujer guadalupe . siguen ganando preferencia entre la comunidad . >>> la mera verdad me siento oruglloso tener las salsas, se siente muy bonito. >>> aÚn recuerda que levantar su propio negocio en 2015 después dmigrar de monterrey, méxico no fue nada fácil. >>> yo moismo distibuí el producto, yo en impuesto carro cargaba las cajas. >>> ahora cuenta con diversas empaquetadoras donde se producen alimentos, sin embargo para el también pader de fia era fundamentalhacer productos crear una tortilla con la mitad de calorías de una de maíz, una nueva tortilla desarrollada con alternativas de harinas. >>> producto de (...), es un desperdicio. >>> desechos en cascara de soya, dice que tía lupiua empezó a distribuirse en supermercados predilectos y espera solo sea el comienzo. >>> lo sustentable es lo que más me emociona. >>> excelente, lo que más me gusta de las tortillas de nopal son una altermnativa menos calorías y beneficios extra para la salud y al igual que el maíz el para el los dos son ingr

hÉctor acosta:yo y se la obra y aquÍ estamos. justamente te estoy hablando desde mi oficina aquÍ en el congreso. mucha tranquilidad y compromiso. un compromiso con la naciÓn de poder hacerlo bien. que a eso es que hemos venido. a hacerlo bien por el paÍs y por nuestra provincia. aquÍ se les va la luz al pueblo y este pueblo es el que estÁ reclamando que le den luz. la gente me tratÓ muy bien, mucho cariÑo. la gente empoderÓ entendÍan que era el momento de un cambio. pero de un cambio real y confiaron en nosotros. creo que el pueblo ha sido el gran protagonista. >> procuraba la simpatÍa... damaris: asÍ como ventura y vargas que lograron combinar sus carreras artÍsticas con la polÍtica, "el torito" dedicarÁ la mayor parte de su tiempo para servir al pueblo dominicano que ha sido azotado severamente por coronavirus. hÉctor acosta: las debilidades que tenemos en cuanto a la parte de la salud. no tenemos suficientes hospitales. y que estÉn 100% adecuados. hemos podido sobrevivir y cebar esta carga de esta pandemia al p

. >>> this week, cnn heroes salutes hector guadalupe. here's anderson cooper. >> i've spent close to 31 months in solitary confinement. i would spend half a day doing certain exercises to keep my blood moving through my body, keep my body strong, you know? we got the moms on deck. the moms are getting it in this morning. i started the second you foundation. we have formally incarcerated men and women. they get certified and have job placement. not one has reoffended. people won't reoffend as long as they're provided livable wages. if i can help other people become successful, that means a lot of families are fed. that means success to me. we all deserve a second chance. >> anderson cooper shares the full story about hector's work at cnnheroes.com. stay right there. we'll be right back. adventure. to reconnect and be together. and once we did that, we realized his greatest adventure is just beginning. (avo male) welcome to the most adventurous outback ever. the all-new 2020 subaru outback. go where love takes you. (avo female) get 0% apr

only a small part of the 1100 hector's has been developed on the golf course has kept its original all the trees. but several 1000 were transplanted both the trees and the golf course need plenty of water it comes. from a vast reservoir all carefully planned by scientists the stored water also benefits local farmers it's not the leg that collects whatever from the local events and uses approximately one percent of the move to get the goal of course it's an example of sustainable infrastructure because through this was the way able to mitigate the gold forces without using any ground was that environmental protection takes a high priority at the cost another rino resort towards the southwest of the peloponnese loggerhead sea turtles come ashore to lay their eggs the beaches closed at 7 pm so they won't be disturbed at night school classes from all over greece visit a multimedia exhibit here that explains the bass diversity of the region's flora and fauna seals we have seen 30. 0 and we have waves of course in those frames a little bit farther nobody know and over these on the protection

to mark its 25th anniversary the world famous classic games board was recreated on an area someone hector in size the biggest version in the world the game's fans are delighted. if you can i love. this is an amazing the kids love it too and it's also really diversified. the game's creator klaus toy that worked on katon for 4 years before it came out in 1995 thereby creating a totally new kind of board game. and. it's always the stories that are in the back of my head where i say it would be great to experience this story in a game and with katon it was the story of the vikings not so much the aggressive aspect but more their expedition that they just say allowed to see they discovered iceland north america and my idea was what do they do then they have to chop trees plant crops and so on and from this rather romantic idea i started developing this game on these groups and thinking whether in a field more on the board of players turn has 3 phases rolling the dice to determine the yield of resources training and constructing new roads and settlements skillful expansion is the key to winning

farmers in their villages seeing what works the great green wall initiative aims to restore 100000000 hector's of currently degraded land and create 10000000 jobs right now that's still a long way off. over the years we've become hugely attached to door wrap around the town lady from sumatra jungles in 2014 a team from began following her journey back into the wild. the school is run by the frankfurt zoo or not because the society after years of living in captivity the towns learn everything they need to meet independent lives in the rain forest dora in through all dark team inherent dignity to master the many challenges put before her before being released into the forest. after a 3 year break we were due to return to indonesia to the book national park to see how the jungle school and its people are getting along but then came the pandemic. humans have to keep their distance from 2 even at lunch time. because both species are at risk of contracting the new coronavirus. these are rang a tang's are under lockdown and have had to stay in their cages for months. this is a job this close you can

the guide and his colleagues have been working for years to realize the 900 hector site improving conditions for native medicinal plants like wild garlic and wild cannabis around quad to. today native animal species like zebras springboks and leopard tortoises graze on fields that in the 1990 s. were dominated by monocultures. my teoh's and his colleagues have already achieved a lot his message about the environment is clear use it sustainable or keep it for the next generation this is what we want to lead and. sustainability and environmental protection a message that has been passed down by the sun for generations. well another way artists can help protect the environment and send a message to others of the same time is by taking trash on to beautiful works of art that is want done after growing angry about the extent of pollution in his homeland of kenya he decided to repurpose tons of waste he is this week's doing a bit. this lion sculpture is made from animal snares once used by poaching in the national parks. these works were created by kenyan artists kyoko. he works with waste from fa

a section of forest in central has some has been particularly badly hit at 20 hector area had to be felled at once 1st 2006. all that's left of these mounds of wood shavings the trees fell victim to city bark disease caused by a fungus that migrated here from north america it stalls grow under the bark of the affected trees. if the trees are suffering from water stress the dark patches containing the city spores spread rapidly forming a black fungal layer up to one centimeter thick. the spores can also cause severe allergic reactions in humans. for weeks local forest and his team had to wear breathing masks in the woods. it was shocking because we had never seen anything of this magnitude in germany before there had been occasional cases in individual trees and parks but after the catastrophic we dry summer of 2018 it's been breaking out here to such an extent it's a complete disaster. in some parts of his forest has planted coast grand firs pines and red oak in the hope that they will be better adapted to the current climate conditions but the new species are already having problems. with

a section of forest in central hessen has been particularly badly hit a 20 hector area had to be felled at once $30006.00 more trees all that's left of these mounds of wood shavings the trees fell victim to city bark disease caused by a fungus that migrated here from north america it stalls grow under the bark of the affected trees. if the trees are suffering from water stress the dark patches containing the city spores spread rapidly forming a black fungal layer up to one centimeter thick. the spores can also cause. dear allergic reactions in humans. for weeks local forest and his team had to wear breathing masks in the woods. it was shocking because we had never seen anything of this magnitude in germany before there had been occasional cases in individual trees and parks but after the catastrophic dry summer of 2018 it's been breaking out here to such an extent it's a complete disaster. in some parts of his forest has planted coast grand firs pines and red oak in the hope that they will be better adapted to the current climate conditions but the new species are already having problem

. ♪ ♪ i'm hector. i'm a delivery operations manager in san diego, california. we've had a ton of obstacles in finding ways to be more sustainable for a big company. we were one of the first stations to pilot a fleet of zero emissions electric vehicles. the amazon vans have a decal that says, "shipment zero." we're striving to deliver a package with zero emissions in to the air. i feel really proud of the impact that has on the environment. but we're always striving to be better. i love being outdoors, running in nature. we have two daughters. i want to do everything i can to protect the environment to make sure they see the same beauty i've seen in nature. my goal is to lead projects that affect the world. i know that to be great requires hard work. ♪ ♪ gerry: my guest is president trump's pollster, john mclock land. we saw a lot of african-american speakers, a lot of men in particular,s also some women at the convention in the last week to have republican convention. a lot of people were surprised by this. there is some suggestion that president trump, i t

a section of forest in central hessen has been particularly badly hit a 20 hector area had to be felled at once firstly $1006.00 more trees all that's left of these mounds of wood shavings the trees fell victim to so she barked is caused by a fungus that migrated here from north america it stalls grow under the bark of the affected trees. if the trees are suffering from water stress the dark patches containing the spores spread rapidly forming a black fungal layer one centimeter afic. the spores can also cause severe allergic reactions in humans. for weeks local forest and his team had to wear breathing mosques in the woods. it was shocking because we had never seen anything of this magnitude in germany before there had been occasional cases in individual trees and parks but after the catastrophic lee dry summer of 28 it's been breaking out here to such an extent it's a complete disaster. in some parts of his forest kessler has planted coast grand firs pines and red oak in the hope that they will be better adapted to the current climate conditions but the new species are already having

a section of forest in central western has been particularly badly hit at 20 hector area had to be felled at once $30006.00 more trees all that's left of these mounds of wood shavings the trees fell victim to citibank disease caused by a fungus that migrated here from north america it stalls grow under the bark of the affected trees. if the trees are suffering from water stress the dark patches containing the spores spread rapidly forming a black fungal layer up to one centimeter fig. the spores can also cause severe allergic reactions in humans. for weeks local forest and his team had to wear breathing masks in the woods. it was shocking because we had never seen anything of this magnitude in germany before there had been occasional cases in individual trees and parks but after the catastrophic lee dry summer of 2018 it's been breaking out here to such an extent it's a complete disaster. in some parts of his forest kessler has planted coast grand firs pines and red oak in the hope that it will be better adapted to the current climate conditions but the new species are already having prob

grosses fruit on 120 hector's in the coal a region of south eastern france each tree needs about 8 leaders of water a day on average during the summer there have been long periods of drought in recent years and they exact a price then now has installed a sophisticated irrigation system with a water pump and sensors on all the trees and an app that lets them see how each tree is doing that's almost $40.00 if the leaves are too wet they can rot and attract pests with this system i can treat them with pesticides directly and only when it's absolutely necessary. so it's very economical what they can to support but this is you. know me bess is in charge of the equipment and the programming of the irrigation system. it is fed from a well that taps groundwater at a depth of 80 metres the water is filtered and carefully dispensed with the help of a computer the orchard is divided into 72 smaller plants. but also said this is what we used to run the system create the program the watering schedule i select which plots to water and at what time of day and for how long. it lets us steer the entire irr

their pledges these banks are major players in the trade in oil from the amazon rainforest millions of hector's in the amazon sacred headwaters region are now on the imminent threat due to the expansion of fossil fuel production since 2009 private financial institutions have provided trade financing for approximately 155 minute barrels of oil from the amazon rain forest in ecuador to refineries in the united states worth about $10000000000.00 they say expansion of fossil fuel production means more drilling that not only impacts the bio diversity of the rain forest but also indigenous populations in april an oil spill in ecuador contaminated hundreds of miles of 2 rivers affecting some 35000 people in the local communities are the steelers easy u.s. huge information administration. as well as. i think there is the amount of oil in dollars and these your bases i mean it's a little less this equates to over on this $11000000.00 barrels of oil worth about $10000000000.00 u.s. the report says these banks are skirting a thin line instead of financing projects to develop oil wells and extract fossil f

the blazes struggling to contain fires in the san francisco bay area which have burned at least 18000 hectors california's governor has declared a state of emergency and additional firefighters are being dispatched from as far away as texas what is occurred over the last 72 hours is certainly stretched the resources of this state enormous clouds of smoke mounted into the sky worsening air quality across the region the northern california blazes began with thousands of lightning strikes spawned by unusual dry thunderstorms hitting on one of the hottest nights of the year in voc avila town of 100000 people midway between san francisco and sacramento residents were roused from their beds overnight by police and firefighters and told to flee immediately an unknown number of houses and other structures have been destroyed additional fires are raging on the state's central coast near monterey and on the outskirts of silicon valley high winds are fanning the flames a resident of last and. county caught video of this rare funnel shaped fire tornado were ruling across burning grasslands california and

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at the stinson morrison and hector law firm in addition to members of the dog breeding industry the meeting included the leadership of the missouri farm bureau the missouri pork producers association and the missouri soybean association at this meeting these groups agreed to fight prop be in a coordinated effort with the dog breeding industry. to front groups emerge from the meeting one which would eventually be called missouri farmers care and the alliance for truth while these front groups seem to have sprung out of thin air it was actually a highly coordinated effort financed largely by corporate agriculture nearly 82 percent of total contributions to missouri farmers care originated from 3 corporate agriculture trade groups and their respective political action committees. the missouri farm bureau the missouri pork producers and the missouri soybean association while the missouri farmers care campaign highlighted the positive role of missouri farmers in society the alliance for truth was focused on misrepresenting the clear language improper be the majority of the funding for the allian

columbia during these horrible years that really shook the nation was the death of texas father and hector is thingness lee bitter about that and it's well known and so he writes in the back cover of magdalena you know only wait could make me love my country again he describes it because of love that it's of the country and just before you know we. we met today 'd 2 days ago i got a call from one man u.s. santoshi ex-president a nobel laureate for peace and he had read the book i sent it to him and he's a friend of mine and he said every colombian must read this book and in a way the book holds a mirror in a certain same way the previous segment we're speaking about at that rolling 'd stone piece my attempt was to really hold a mirror to the american society of show what to become of them in the case of mack to lead on trying to show holding near the communists to show all that's good about their their nation you know and one of the reasons that peace process drug moves is because of a kind of a laten leader ng testin ism the negativity that is inevitable in a people who 'd have suffered t

the blazes struggling to contain fires in the san francisco bay area which have burned at least 18000 hectors california's governor has declared a state of emergency and additional firefighters are being dispatched from as far away as texas what is occurred over the last 72 hours is certainly stretched the resources of this state enormous clouds of smoke mounted into the sky worsening air quality across the region the northern california blazes began with thousands of lightning strikes spawned by unusual dry thunderstorms hitting on one of the hottest nights of the year involve of ale a town of 100000 people midway between san francisco and sacramento residents were roused from their beds overnight by police and firefighters and told to flee immediately an unknown number of houses and other structures have been destroyed additional. fires are raging on the state's central coast near monterey and on the outskirts of silicon valley high winds are fanning the flames a resident of lassen county caught video of this rare funnel shaped fire tornado whirling across burning grasslands california and

smoke as well as many of them being asked to leave several huge blazes have charred more than 485000 hectors in northern california 1200 homes in that area destroyed 240000 people as i mentioned evacuated there are more than 14000 firefighters. on the front lines working 12 hour shifts in the extreme lee hot and dangerous conditions and we've been speaking with some of them they say this is a very very challenging environment indeed all right thank you very much rob runnels reporting to us that from los angeles now the head of the u.s. food and drug administration has apologized for overstating the benefits of using convalescent plasma to treat the coronavirus commissioner steven hon says his earliest statements about the method were not entirely accurate claim that more than $35.00 out of $100.00 people would survive that 19 if they were treated with the antibody which plasma of a recovered patient donald trump had also called it a historic breakthrough and it should fast tracked approval for the treatment that course an outcry from scientists who disputed its effectiveness where young peop

. >>> this week cnn heroes salute hector from helping people emerge from confinement? >> spent close to 31 months in solitary confinement. i would spend a day doing certain exercises to keep my blood moving through my body, my body strong. we have the moms on deck. the moms are getting it in. i started a second u foundation. for incarcerated men and women. they get certified. not one has reoffended. people that means a lot of families were fed. that means success to me. we all deserve a second chance. >> anderson cooper shares the full story at cnnheroes.com. we'll be right back. ♪ (vo) through our love promise, subaru and our retailers are proud to be replanting 500,000 trees... ...in areas devastated by wildfires. subaru. more than a car company. -my grandma. -my cousin. my great-great grandmother. she was all of 4'11" but very tenacious. a very independent woman. driven, passionate. embodied grit, perseverance. she marched. -she wrote. -she demanded. she was proud to pass on a legacy of civic mindedness to her descendants. i'm very proud to carry on her story. all