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Try to convince people that, through the spiders web, they can also think about musicality, they can think about communication. absolutely. it seems theres no end to the way you, as an artist, see potential in the spider and its web. yeah. no, no, absolutely. we have, for many years, together with other scientists, friends and different disciplines have tried to understand that the web also could be like a kind of musical instrument. but sometimes, we produce a sound which is not audible because...

Country, which is what people are concerned about. >> charles: mayor, what are the requirements. >> the monetary requirements. >> theyre simple. you have to have 40,000 unique voters. i tell people to go on my website and make a dollar contribution and meade that requirement. then you have 200 from 20 different states. you have to poll at 1%. i said from the beginning, thats a reasonable threshold. i have abided by that threshold. ill abide by whatever rules the republican party establishes, thi...

Because of their support for this supreme court and because of their support for the extreme bans. >> they are putting up a flashy anyon sign that says, we know we dont represent the majority. we know we are out of step with most people in our state. and we are not going to change our view. instead, were going to make it harder for the majority to have their will. and that is really, really just like our last segment. very unamerican. and very autocratic. and it is awful theyre trying to do this...

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Exceeding the threshold for human survival or regions that will be increasingly under threat from diminishing water resources, dry regions, arid regions, so these are the kinds of things that we need to consider when we look at the full impact of climate change for our national security here at home as well as international security on the global stage. international security on the global stage-— international security on the global stage. you mentioned their dwindling _ global stage. you men...

Specific global tension points, conflicts, risks, right now, or even in the future, that are potentially brewing, that you could link to climate change? well, i think something that the nato report flags, which i have already mentioned, is the threat to coastal infrastructure due to rising sea level and increasing floods. that might seem obvious, but that is a very serious issue for many regions that rely on armies and navy installations that are within reach of coastlines. of course, we also ha...

That are potentially brewing, that you could link to climate change? well, i think something that the nato report flags, which i have already mentioned, is the threat to coastal military infrastructure due to rising sea level and increasing floods. that might seem very obvious, but that is a very serious issue for many regions that rely on armies and navy installations that are within reach of coastlines. of course, we also have to think about the role of climate change in raising conflicts arou...

Duration of activities outside, the essential necessity of doing things outside. then we have to weigh that out with the potential risk of developing heat-related illness. not only that, we have to think about the impact of our actions on those around us. >> in terms of assessing how much is too much, what are some warning signs perhaps in your body that you may want to get inside, you may want to get a drink of water and intervene across the threshold before things become more serious? >> yes. ...

Significant issue because theyre above the threshold of 1% gun rate which is the international standard in an agreement to which we are not a signatory,ish note, nor is ukraine -- neil: to that point -- sorry, general. im losing my voice here, but thats what a lot of people interpreted. if you want to, you know, stir the hornets nest here, providing those type of munitions whether warranted or not is not going to conclude this anytime soon. what do you think? >> i think its actually quite a sign...

Term. how do we make sure that we are building back better. and we did learn lessons from irene, the culverts that we rebuilt after i read when they were damaged they did fare better this time. we know we can be smarter in how we build. so its both things, its the immediate help, and the long term resiliency that we need to be focused on. because unfortunately, this is gonna be happening more and more. >> right, i would pick up on that last piece. journalist in vermont, jonathan mingle writes th...