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Federal lands declined to 171 in august from 671 in april, that is 75% drop in permits and liberal states are walking the progressive plank, just this week the companies behind the 116 mile pin east pipeline plan that would have brought crucial natural gas supplies to new jersey called it quits, why? legal battles with environmental radicals, that is why in the state of new jersey. the cumulative effect of the left energy policies has been to destroy the energy independence we achieved under don...

The stopgap legislation has passed hours before the midnight deadline which would have left at least 850,000 people out of work. hundreds of police officers have entered a prison in ecuador where 116 inmates were killed in a riot between rival gangs. some of them decapitated. and a 96—year—old former nazi secretary has been arrested after she fled her nursing home before her trial. her escape ended ten kilometres from her home near hamburg. a london police officer has been sentenced to life ...

About a quarter of its power from the sun. and it aims to be using 100% renewable energy as early as 2025. it is the right thing to do, but it is also the smart thing to do. it aligns us more closely with our customers, who are increasingly on an urgent mandate to decarbonise and drastically reduce their emissions and directly in their operations and indirectly across the supply chain. even though its on the front—line of this environmental emergency, australia is out of step with its allies w...

Stories in the headlines. officials in ecuador say they are trying to identify the remains of 116 inmates who were killed in a prison riot. more than 400 heavily armed police officers were sent in to restore order there are fears the number of deaths could rise. the uns commissioner for human rights, michelle bachelet, has told the bbc shes very concerned about the situation in myanmar. the secretary—general says time is running out to stop the conflict from spiralling out of control and calle...

400 police officers have entered a prison in ecuador where 116 inmates were killed in a riot between rival gangs. and an in—depth report on problems with the mobile supply chain and what is causing them. 116 inmates have been killed in a prison riot in ecuador. starting on tuesday, inmates climbed on top of the prison buildings as deadly fighting broke out inside. this prison houses members of rival gangs with links to mexican drug cartels. local media say killings could have been ordered from...

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Overpopulated and understaffed prison system injuly, promising new facilities and equipment, but this latest bloody fighting came with a chilling warning from the former director of the ecuador military intelligence. he says, transnational organised crime is permeating ecuador�*s prisons simply to sow fear. we can speak to a journalist in the capital, quito. thank you for joining us. explain how things have got so bad.— have got so bad. hello. a few hours ago. — have got so bad. hello. a f...

Afghanistan. is that, to your knowledge, your group that hes talking about? whats he talking about there? >> were at 116 total that we did in this movement from the airport yesterday. there are many americans that we know of that are in afghanistan that want to leave but they want to leave with their families is the big differentiatdifferentia. i believe the secretary of defense when he says that people who want to leave, the caveat and the nuance is there is they want to leave with their famili...