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Processes work. >> tell us more about why human interference causes wildlife to reject their babies and what are other instances in which you will see a mother abandon her own calf? >> yes, so you know, yellowstone, the national park, these are wild natural environments, and natural processes in the park are occurring, and it is unfortunate, but there's a lot of reasons that an animal could reject its young, and that particular animal could be sick or injured, forcing that mom to make a difficult decision. the mom could be in poor health. >> would he had a really severe winter here in montana....

Pause on the development of artificial intelligence issuing an open letter that warns in part, ai systems with competitive intelligence can pose profound risk to society. powerful ai systems should be developed only when we know the risks will be manageable. >> ashley: freedom of life institute is responsible for writing this letter and mark joins us now. this scares me to death. should we be this concerned about it, especially with the comments from this letter and from elon musk. he says technology will become so advanced it will no longer listen to human interference. yeah, thank you for ha...

Fish ladders, bridges, and fences are just a few of the solutions that Utah is slated to build for protecting migrating wildlife from human interference. This will also reduce the incidents of vehicle crashes that result in the death of wildlife. Learn about Utah's efforts here.

Lifts, no snow on the slopes in salzburg. climate scientists look for patterns. is that what we are seeing, a pattern of milder winters, or is it possible to say that yet? what climate scientists like to look at is not specifically events by themselves, because there are many contributing factors that can lead to weather events like the remarkable one we just saw across continental europe. that event is superficially due to a huge mass of warm air moving from the coast of west africa, across europe. it has warmed up, basically, europe, from the west to the east, as far as ukraine. 0f the west ...

Its heyday thanks to its powerful fleets of ships built in the lagoons shipyards venice dominated comus in the mediterranean region. the city built on water was totally in its element like a fish and water. venetians had created an architectural jewel in the north italians are good. but nature was to turn on them in a dramatic way. as a result of human interference in the green system of channels to facilitate shipping new dangers began to threaten the blossoming influential city. the earth was having a serious effect on the bed of the lagoon and the title water levels. the natural balance in ...