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christine todd whitman. welcome to the programme. we start with the latest development in the search of donald trumps mar—a—lago estate two weeks ago. a usjudge has ordered the release by tomorrow at noon eastern—time of a redacted version of the affidavit that supported its application for a search warrant. its a document that contains a lot of detail. in it, thejustice department had to lay out for the judge why they thought there was a probable cause for a crime and that evide...

I often say in return the north and south poles had palm trees but not when humans inhabited the earth. it was long before were here. it is the dramatic warming were seeing. you mentioned the flooding. every degree of warming were seeing in the atmosphere, it holds 7% more moisture. and that leads to flash flooding. >> and, so, let me ask you about, because in reporting weather as a tv meteorologist, you started to report on this as a climate change issue. why did you do that? and what did you e...

We were losing our _ mind? it was while i was governor, we were losing our shellfish - mind? it was while i was governor, we were losing our shellfish beds l we were losing our shellfish beds and the _ we were losing our shellfish beds and the newjersey shellfish are an important — and the newjersey shellfish are an important part of the economy. we put a _ important part of the economy. we put a tot— important part of the economy. we put a tot of— important part of the economy. we put a l...

Shellfish Market 2022, Industry Size, Trends, Share, Growth, Analysis and Forecast to 2028

Shellfish Market 2022, Industry Size, Trends, Share, Growth, Analysis and Forecast to 2028

Spotlight�*s david dixon reports. it has been a difficult year for the shellfish industry, almost all of our waters are classified as a bride to be, which didnt matter when we were in europe, but since brexit it has become impossible to export to the eu without intimacy purification process. martin runs a wholesale business in flushing.— business in flushing. every of roduct business in flushing. every of product that _ business in flushing. every of product that comes _ business in flushing...

We had covid restrictions on capacity in some of these centers, but weve set those aside so we can get more people into cooling centers. people are trying to get in the water physically, and unfortunately weve had several drownings in part as a result. so were doing what we can do. but i think the fact is, though, is look, this problem of climate change can be solved by air conditioners. it would be like sort of trying to win world war ii with air raid bunkers. we have to attack the source of th...

World war ii with air raid bunkers. we have to attack the source of this problem because this climate is changing so fast in my state, its hurting the fundamental aspects of our culture and our economy. i talked to a couple of our farmers, theyre terror-stricken, theyre going to lose their crop this year because of this heat. our shellfish industry, we have not been able to grow baby oysters in puget sound without treating the water, because of ocean acidification. you cant run from climate chan...

The British fishing fleet was one of the loudest voices in support of the U.K. leaving the EU. But not oyster harvester Tom Haward.

May 5—Massachusetts and its near-shore shellfish industry should embark on a campaign to strengthen and diversify the fishery by maximizing its resources, streamlining permitting and expanding legislative support and funding. Those recommendations — and others — are included in the Massachusetts Shellfish Initiative's sweeping, five-year strategic plan designed to "balance the growing and ...