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On a small scale, it's here. >> there's some deeper holes here. >> reporter: you tell me. between the 1940s and 2013, the los angeles worker was fishing. it's once again, into a river. it's famous for fly fishing. straight up and straight back. just like that. >> reporter: this is the fly in fly fishing. ready? here we go. >> there you go. >> reporter: do it again? >> yep. you're a natural. >> reporter: this is amazing. >> first time. >> reporter: another environmental here is the l.a. river, is if there is water in it at all. los angeles averages about 12 inches of rain a year. >> this sectio...

Of waste water. only a small portion is recycled into the l.a. river. the rest isn't recycled everywhere. even though it's treated, it's piped miles into the pacific ocean and discharged. some scientists, whose job is it to monitor the water out there, took me on a run. the ocean is shallow at this point. but the waves were big and began to take their toll on the production team. arnie is down for the count. feel a little woozwoozy. you all right? he's going to be okay. they're about to drop this thing. tell us what we're doing. >> we're going to send over this carousel package, which includes...

I feel him still. oh, no. >> you didn't do anything wrong. he just spit it up. i have the hook. he spit it up. >> reporter: the one that got away. in the rainy season, the l.a. river is made by storm trains and snow melt. but in the long dry season, the source is recycled waste water. michael ruiz is the chief plant operator. >> reporter: is it safe to say, this is the help for critical infrastructure? >> yes. >> reporter: this is cool. >> this is a 24/7 operation. >> reporter: always here. >> always someone here. >> reporter: 800,000 residents are flushing their toilet, taking a shower, et ce...

Updated 2 hours ago Citizen of the Planet/UIG via Getty Images With the COVID-19 pandemic receding, two stretches of the Los Angeles River will reopen Monday for Memorial Day recreational activities such as fishing, walking and kayaking.  “At long last, more people can learn about and enjoy our beloved Los Angeles River once more,” City Councilman Mitch O'Farrell, who chairs the Energy, Climate Change, Environmental Justice, & River Committee, said in a statement.  Download our mobile app for iOS or Android to get the latest breaking news and local stories. “I know many of my consti...

Discovering community-based tourism village Kon Ko Tu in Kon Tum Chia sẻ | FaceBookTwitter Email Copy Link Copy link bài viết thành công  13/04/2021    06:32 GMT+7 As an ancient village in a mountainous area, the Kon Ko Tu community-based tourism village in Kon Tum City attracts visitors because of the pristine beauty of the local Ba Na ethnic culture. Overview of Kon Ko Tu community-based tourism village. — Photo hovi.vn The village is located on the banks of the Đăk Bla R...