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You have a multiple pronged catastrophe here. there is more than 300 metric tons of oil. . that is more than 300,000 kilograms of oil that could spill into the ocean. they do have a contingency plan in place for an oil spill. but now that the ship is sinking, that process is much p more difficult but you have micro pellets made to make a lot of the plastics in the world and these are things that animals can swallow. that can be very damaging if not deadly for certain species of animals that swal...

Too strict. >> they go so beyond doing posts for instagram. when i was in college i couldnt teach tennis in summertime. that doesnt require me to have tons of instagram followers. >> the ncaa says they are open to reforming those rules but do not think unions are in the best interests of their students. a former assistant wrestling coach at ohio university tells me there is a better option without going full blown union. >> i always said there needs to be a representative association. it doesnt ...

(Business in Cameroon) - Cameroon produced 357,000 tons of cotton during the 2020-2021 cotton campaign that ended recently, according to Cotton development corporation SODECOTON. Compared with the production in the 2019-2020 season when the national production was 328,000 tons, this is up by 29,000 tons. At SODECOTON, internal sources indicate that during the season under review, 340,000 tons of cotton were transported from field to ginning plants before the first rains started in the Northern ...

Highest numbers of passengers sense the pandemic began. millions more hit the roads. joining me now cal perry in maryland at a busiest travel plaza and nbc news correspondent allison barbara at the southern rim of the grand canyon. tell us what youre hearing from visitors there and why rv camping is so appealing right now. >> reporter: yeah. so we have heard from a lot of a campers who said that they didnt get into rvg or consider using an rv until the pandemic hit. but they say because of the p...

Administration putting sanctions on him and calling him an active russian agent for over a decade. this is not the biden folks came in and cleaned house. this was in september 2020 under the trump administration. betsy, one thought i had when the read the "times" piece that ken is one of the reporters on was, like, yeah, i feel like i watched them do this in front of all of our faces. like, tons of ukrainians popping up all over the place for two years. i knew, like, two dozen ukrainian operativ...

Recovery coming along? do you feel like businesses are starting to pick up? like small business owners are starting to get moving forward? are family restaurants, are they starting to get the businesses we need to stay open? >> thats a great question. also, the kansas third is definitely a diverse district. weve got tons of amazing entrepreneurs there. in fact, we have a -- i always say that the kansas city area is a hotbed of entrepreneurial activity because of the strong ecosystem we have for ...

Our election, their main goal was to divide us. to make people less confident in our democracy. to make people actually not believe that our democracy work. and has anybodys bet ever paid off better than that? vladimir putin got exactly what he wanted. youve got one major political party, maybe have the members, maybe a little bit more than half, we now believe that our democracy is a farce. that is no different than russias. and that is a major geopolitical success for putin that has tons of ne...

Really dangerous. when you look at what happened in 2016, i think putin may feel like he got really lucky when donald trump won. when russia interfered in our election, their main goal was to divide us, to make people less confident in our democracy, to make people not believe that our democracy worked. has anybodys bet ever paid off better than that? he got exactly what he wanted. and one major political party now believe our democracy is a force, its not better than russias. thats a major plus...

And to this facility. it was just absolutely wrong. todd: and if you as a congresswoman cant get answers and access, that, quite frankly as a congresswoman you should be able to get. what chance do the rest of us have? whats really going on here? >> well, that is the question. what is going on. and we can only speculate about what they dont want us to see or learn, but i think the bottom line is that this crisis is worse than they want to let on. and the biden administration they are literally t...

KARACHI: Mango exports are expected to reach 150,000 tons this year, up seven percent over the last year despite that the industry is facing adverse climate change and water shortage issues together...