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Canadian statistics paint grim picture of plastic litter problem

New dataset Statistics Canada compiled shows more than 348,000 tonnes of plastic waste was permanently discarded in the environment between 2012 and 2020

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Morning Joe

a lot of artillery, a lot of tanks, a lot of air defense systems. it's not like the europeans have been doing nothing. i think something like 60% so far of the funding for ukraine has come from europe. it should be more. the europeans lack specific systems only the americans can provide. the atacms and systems like that. the f-16s and stuff like that, there is no european equivalent. this is an enormous relief for europe, as well, which is, i think, doing its best to try and catch up. there are a lot of countries in europe, and they don't integrate their military. they don't integrate their defense production. they are going to take a while to do that. it's happening, but it is happening slowly. >> david, can you talk through

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Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg

stuff 13 years ago we would have been far ahead when it comes to renewables which are much cheaper than oil and gas and more resilient when it comes to pricing.— than oil and gas and more resilient when it comes to pricing. luke, what ou make when it comes to pricing. luke, what you make of — when it comes to pricing. luke, what you make of that? _ when it comes to pricing. luke, what you make of that? renewables i when it comes to pricing. luke, what you make of that? renewables like l you make of that? renewables like solar and wind _ you make of that? renewables like solar and wind are _ you make of that? renewables like solar and wind are a _ you make of that? renewables like solar and wind are a total - you make of that? renewables like solar and wind are a total of - you make of that? renewables like solar and wind are a total of 396 i you make of that? renewables like solar and wind are a total of 396 of| solar and wind are a total of 3% of the worldenergy _ solar and wind are a total of 3% of the worldenergy output. - 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BBC News

the aisle for this to be passed. so if the bill does pass, as you suggest, how long will it take for the money to actually get to ukraine? well, the american military are the ones who expedite this. they have been sitting in poland and germany with these stocks of patriot missiles and artillery shells, waiting for the word from washington to supply ukraine with those. so we can expect that to happen fairly quickly. this is also a massive aid budget. i mean, $60 billion. in context, that's more or less the equivalent of the uk defence budget. it's almost 80% of what americans have given so far since the invasion two years ago. so it's a huge injection of cash or supplies. it also actually will

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BBC News

speakerjohnson and threatening him with hisjob but he responded to that rather skilfully and now he has been assured he will be allowed to see out his tenure until the end of november with democrat support and as a consequence he is acquiescing and allowing this vote to happen. if the bill passes as you suggest how long will it take for the money to get to ukraine? the long will it take for the money to get to ukraine?— get to ukraine? the american military wants _ get to ukraine? the american military wants to _ get to ukraine? the american military wants to expedite - get to ukraine? the american military wants to expedite the get to ukraine? the american - military wants to expedite the said, they are sitting in poland and germany with stocks of patriot missiles and artillery shells waiting for the word from washington to supply ukraine with those. and so we can expect that to happen fairly quickly. this is a massive aid budget, $68 million, in context, thatis budget, $68 million, in context, that is more or less the equivalent of the uk defence budget, and it is

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FOX and Friends Saturday

kids into city limits. there is a movement, i'm sure you heard of this red wave leaving california and red states might say don't bring your views. i'm certainly not. i think there needs to be massive change, and i compare everything to football. if this guy's fumbling over and oh again, newsom with over 20 years' experience in our state, and he keeps fumble? cut him, bring in someone new and lead us to a w. will: yeah. nicole: she's radioright. the masses fleeing -- she's right. i live in new jersey which is the east coast equivalent of california, but i would love to live in texas or tennessee. but my patients are here, and i don't want to leave them. pete: it's true. there are plenty of people stuck without the option to move and living ace midst the failure that generations of people have voted for. california used to be a red state. nicole: elections is have consequences. pete: governor ronald reagan back in the day, and then they decided to turn blue and elect a bunch. of crazy people. will: we're not running the same

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Fox News Live

liquidate them use them to finance ukraine or efforts there's a lot of smart things here clearly the united states has a role to play in preserving world peace across the globe this bill was very, very important to get done for those in many other reasons. spotify was there anything missing you would've liked to have included? >> the bipartisan bill i had offered that we discharged as well both my discharge and the democrat discharge and position had border provisions attached to it. it would have included the remain in mexico and also title 42 without the public health requirement. the combination of those two provisions every border patrol agent tells us we sold 80% of the problem at the border. arthel, as you know 200 people mostly young people dying of fentanyl overdose week and traced directly back to our southern border that's the equivalent of a boeing 747 airliner crashing every single day in this country. clearly a lot of this falls at

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BBC News

laura bicker, bbc news, dongguan. nearly a billion people are eligible to vote in the indian election this year. polling will run across the country in seven phases over six weeks, beginning on friday. meghan 0wen takes a look at the scale of it. around 1 billion people are eligible to vote in this year's indian election — that's the equivalent to one in eight people around the world. now, it's a mammoth election which requires a huge effort. this year, we'll see 15 million polling officials and security staff, 400,000 vehicles and 5.5 million electronic voting machines. let's take a closer look at the voters themselves. they make up the equivalent of the populations of the us, russia, the uk, belgium, france, japan and brazil. let's take a closer look at the make—up of those voters.

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The Five

news, that these universities are looking at how you undo some of these tenured professors. can you fire them for cause? you don't hear these protesters asking for the release of the hostages. everyone has the right to protest, but there protest, they are wanting -- they are claiming death to america. they are praising a terrorist organization. hamas has been designated a terrorist organization. can you imagine being on the street saying i love isis? that is the equivalent. we see what hamas did and what they represent. if they don't know what they are saying, they should be educated by police officers and law enforcement saying this is what you are saying and if you continue, here is the answer. i was encouraged to see there are efforts behind-the-scenes

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The Story With Martha MacCallum

getting a lot of people come to them. what i think some of them don't realize is under american law hamas is a designated terrorist entity. both by treasury and the state. legally is the equivalent of saying we are supporters of al qaeda or isis. >> martha: we saw some of the online this year didn't weekly i think it was a good -- and it goes back curled to the issue of education and understanding what's going on here. i also wonder as i asked you before how president biden deals with the situation because it could have an impact on his vote. >> it could. could you mention the democratic national convention in chicago will look likely in 196,810,000 demonstrators were in grant park protesting the war are going to see 10,000 people from minneapolis showing up? -- in 1968, 10,000 in a straighter -- i bet you we will. let's step back for a second. this is not new, we had the radicals in the sixties and they

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