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Gettin’ Dirty with an Arkansas Archaeologist (Virtual Series) Within the boundaries that define the state of Arkansas is a region filled with a long history of occupations, first by Native peoples and later by settlers in the early 19th century. The region is a wealth of historical and archaeological resources that document several thousand years of people utilizing, living, and thriving on the land now known as Arkansas. These people left traces of their daily lives, various uses of the landscape, a long history of exchange and trade with neighboring peoples and cultures, and tangible exam...

Up here at the dewar's distillery, all our whiskies are aged, blended and aged again. it's the reason our whisky is so extraordinarily smooth. dewar's. double aged for extra smoothness. check this out, a research group has tracked a 12-foot great white shark from off the coast of nova serbia to the miami area. the shark named ironbound was near key biscayne, florida, researchers had been tracking the shark as part of a study on migration patterns. shark attacks are very rare and there's no increased concern for beach goers in florida. another historic moment for

Michelle jaiswal put that question to the lead scientists at the u.s. u.n. convention to combat desert of. the 14th conference off the u.n. 50 haskin 2 did in india india has committed to restoring 26000000 hectares of land by 2030 an ambitious goal i have with me dr or delete scientists at the un c.c.d. dr or how exactly are countries planning to meet these ambitious goals so in the past when we had goals like this we focused entirely on restoration but this conference of the parties recognize that we have to look at the entire environment every aspect the economic side of this how do we link...

A very innovative approach that looks at governance it looks at land tenure all of that was discussed at this conference of the parties and also there is an association behaving between and droughts and migration patterns as well how is the conference planning to address this in a country like india so one of the interesting things is that in the in traditionally we had drought separate from land and that's because we always think of drought in relation to rainfall and the real levels of our reservoirs but the reality is that if we change our land use and we plant thirsty crops or we have degr...

>> the fact of the matter is, jim, it's going to take tremendous leadership by all leaders of nations in this hemisphere. we're seeing actually a seasonal decrease in the numbers. we're also seeing, i think, i suspect a dramatic decrease because of what mexico is doing. we don't know if that's the case yet. time will tell. but the truth of the matter is, until we address the root causes of the migration patterns that we've been seeing now for five years, then we're not going to change things. this could potentially be our new normal. it's what i have told my community, el paso, we have been on...