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The beaches. rachel: i remember when it was save the whales and the environmentalist. they dont care about the whales. will: same for the windmills so they dont care about the whales. >> native americans called it wide water. pierre lemont deeperville naming it lake hue ron. huron. thats not correct. what is lake champlain. thats also not correct. what is st. lawrence river. unfortunately thats also not correct. will: hard core jeopardy fans admitted its a tough one. can we get the right answer?...

Tell some of the radical environmentalist that youve got to harvest some trees in the forest to keep the forest healthy. and it will prevent these wildfires from taking place in our country. but i know this is canada, but weve got to bring more common sense to forest management in the days ahead. itll be part of that, i promise. >> lets go to the audience. susan olson is a federal grant manager from des moines, who serves on the arps executive council. she is a republican, who said she voted for...

Interview robert kennedy, oldest son of bobby kennedy. >> ainsley: if they are saying biden is the candidate, that is who they will interview. >> steve: we had him on the station, he is an environmentalist. there is a group referred to as tire extinguishers and spelling t-y-r-e. what they are doing, letting the air out of suv tires and putting on, as you can see under the wiper, a note that says, we deflated your tires because you are driving a gas guzzler. they have done this in 18 nations, rec...

Resume at the end of august. the deal doesnt affect the administration student debt cancellation plan. but that, unfortunately, its the risk with the supreme court set to decide its fate next month. the bill also increases work requirements for federal food and cash assistance. even though veterans and people experiencing homelessness would be exempt from those requirements, the center on budget and policy priorities actually estimates that nearly 750,000 adults aged 50 to 54 are now at risk of ...

You can actually see just how much americans stand to lose here. for starters, the bill ends bidens freeze on student loan payments, requiring them to resume at the end of august. the deal doesnt affect the administration student debt cancellation plan. but that, unfortunately, its still at risk with these the priem court said to decide its fate to next month. the bill also increases work requirements for federal food and cash assistance. even though veterans and people experiencing homelessness...

You about that are helpingt g to destroy the environment. ironically, environmental policies are to the veryth peope who push green policies in the name of the environment are often helping to degrade it. n if people really want to protect and preserve our environment, they should support conservationerve ourvir geneste theres a biga big di difference between the two. chris dorsey th is a documentary producer and a good friend of mine. he joins us now. and chris , i would imagine youre somewhere...

Similar endeavours had been initiated by the state earlier but they remained only on paper, the environmentalists claimed

Are they making money on it? one new york city chef says you would have to invest $200,000 or more to switch to electric. jason, this feels like a hit job. >> it kind of does because it is. this is the equivalent of someone telling you you shouldnt fly a plane and now let me get on my private jet to tell people you should fly a private plane. >> like john carey. >> like every celebrity who likes to lecture us. its so transparent we have rules we are going to put it on you guys leave emc fans are...

Spanish environmental technician saul oliva cabrera is using nets to capture water from fog the fog water collectors set up on spains gran canaria extract water from clouds that come in from the atlantic ocean and stall on mountainsides wind pushes fog into fine mesh nets tiny droplets condensewhich then fall into the collector and flow into tanks cabrera said

Environmental organisations have threatened to take the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy to court over what they say is the persistent push to exploit the country's oceans for oil and gas.