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Election last week. One was the democratic president ial primary between former Vice President joe biden and vermont senator bernie sanders. That race was essentially made moot after senator sanders dropped out of the race last week following the vote in wisconsin. It was made especially moot after senator sanders today formally endorsed Vice President joe biden. They were doing a live stream broadcast today, on the coronavirus, and other issues, and senator sanders endorsed Vice President biden...

Supreme court to block the democratic governors attempt to postpone that election because of the pandemic. The state Supreme Court blocked that governors efforts. The election went ahead. It was a Public Health nightmare to have that many wisconsin residents out standing in line for an hour, two hours, three hours in proximate contact with one another just to be able to cast their ballots, but it went ahead. There were two big statewide races on the ballot in that election last week. One was the...

Oval office since the lockdowns began. Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont announced today all inperson classes will be canceled in his state for the remainder of the Academic Year following similar closures in new york and new jersey. And as we continue to cover this unprecedented crisis in modern life, were aiming to bring you all the angles about the fight to save lives, find a cure and rebuild our economy so we can adjust to this new way of life that the virus has forced us to face. And to do th...

Quarantine for arrivals measures for passengers flying into the uk are being considered by the government. As airports look to adapt to a new way of travelling. The majority of footballers are scared of returning to action. Ahead of 2 crucial meetings today, Manchester Citys Sergio Aguero says players will be worried about returning, due to concerns over the health of their families. But there are some sunny spells around but also heavy and thundery showers but for most of us the weather turns d...

One year plastic is everywhere and most of it is single use packaging that is discarded its right away and fatah often ends up in the environment planets plastic thats what we want to look at today here made in germany how to get our addiction to plastic under control so we had to put it all the landfills a full was cycling capacity is lagging behind so why not send it abroad germany exports around a 1000000 tons of Plastic Waste every year but the main destination china is no longer willing to ...

India. Coming to you from mumbai today we dive into how we can tackle the problem of Plastic Waste head on indias ringback Prime Minister in the intermodal is putting his might be hind phasing out of single use plastic by 2022 the country generates 5600000 tons of Plastic Waste a huge number given how poorly its segregated and recycled and organization and the money is using technology to convert Plastic Waste back into its base of crude oil lets take a closer look at how it works. In. Renewable...

New Delhi is the largest supplier of seafood, particularly frozen shrimps, to the US and Indian shrimp exporters follow a robust regulatory and safety regime, the official said. There are around 1 lakh shrimp farms in India most of which are in Andhra Pradesh. Refuting reports of poor working conditions and safety standards, the official said that Indias 548 seafood units are regularly inspected and monitored by various government agencies.

Once a byword for environmental disaster due to its heavy industry and mining, the city of Bitterfeld-Wolfen is poised to become a key site for Germany's ambitious green transition.- Mine project - Closer to Bitterfeld-Wolfen, Zinnwald, a small village near the Czech border, an AMG-backed project is taking the more conventional approach to mine lithium ores from the ground.

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