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Healthy, affordable food on the tables of the worlds populations. because it seems to me like we cant afford not to. >> in many ways its like turning the battleship. >> i know it, you know it, your colleagues know it. the people in charge of making decisions have to be convinced of it. >> we do not have time to wait. we are going to let washington, d.c. know, big corporations are trying to get after these issues we have on the planet. >> everywhere you turn, the world is enduring a climate crisi...

The following winter, trump declares war on the sun. he blows up the moon to prove hes serious. illegal murder, ketchup bounce, space wars. did voters ruin everything by re-electing trump? it sure looks that way. greg:io, can the planet survive four more years of peace and prosperity? >> in 2016 they made it seem like if trump won it would be world war iii. now they are talking about the courts. that doesnt seem as bad. you cant keep using the same scare tactics that didnt come to fruition. then...

Like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. so my doctor said... symbicort can help you breathe better-starting within 5 minutes. it doesnt replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. it may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. tell y...

Droughts which fed into that greatest conflict of the modern era. we see this happening now across the say hell with increasing mind gratian, we see this across much of central america as well. —— etihad with an increase in migration. we call this a health... you say that these risks could become catastrophic in the next two decades. what exactly does that mean, what are we talking about here, where talk about a refugee crisis, lands becoming submerged, just explain them to us? we are talkin...

Scientists in south america have unearthed the fossils of a giant turtle that was as big as a car. the discovery gives new insight into a reptile that could grow up to four metres in length — and weigh more than a ton. and it seems this particular turtle was built for battle. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. they dont make turtle shells like this anymore. and they havent for the best part of 7 million years. these are the fossilised remains of stupendemys geographicus, the stupendous total, one...

One day they can benefit from it and share it with their own children. here this was an idea born out of necessity, but it could help future generations grow nutritious food in the most challenging environments. victoria gill, bbc news, jordan. scientists in south america have unearthed the fossils of a giant turtle that was as big as a car. the discovery gives new insight into a reptile that could grow up to four metres in length — and weigh more than a ton. and it seems this particular turtl...

Welcome to bbc news, im lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: china says virus cases are stabilising, but the world health organization warns the epidemic is impossible to predict. this outbreak could still go in any direction. italys parliament votes to allow ex—interior minister matteo salvini to face trial for stopping migrants from landing. the pope says no to married priests, even in the worlds most remote regions. and a turtle as big as a car. scientists in south america unearth a fossil...

It can get all its nutrients. its amazing. everything is recycled. so far, more than 1000 people have signed up for demonstration sessions like this. everybody gets a starter kit. yeah. they get the starter kit and they take it back with them to home so they can start their own. right. it is spreading so fast and everybody is invested. growing nutritious food in a place with limited water and limited space could provide lessons for urban environments all round the world. victoria gill, bbc news,...

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He added that the consignors... we asked mr beale where and when the coins were originally found, and he said he was not aware and that this was not unusual in the industry. none of the experts or historians we consulted were able to match the photos of the coins found by the fishermen with the alexander decadrachms put up for sale in auction houses around the world. the way the current laws and regulations around the coin industry work make it really hard to trace the history of coins and, so u...