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N.P.R.'s Peter Kenyon says the breach was reported by the International Atomic Energy Agency the report says. Used in its Erick reactor has edged past the 130 metric ton cap agreed to in the deal under the deal Iran agreed to render the reactor in. This breach is seen as less significant than earlier violations that accelerated Iran's enrichment of uranium another nuclear fuel but Tehran has vowed to keep suspending its commitments under the deal as long as American nuclear sanctions remain in place despite the u.s. From the deal. To abandon some of its commitments. Specters are still able to...

Impacts to the species also why leaving those fallen leaves on the ground and dead flowers standing helps feed the birds in a flower garden leaves the flower heads of beautiful flowers flakes some flowers black eyed Susans coneflowers Those see has provided millions of see that lasts through the winter and provide a smorgasbord for birds to feast on all winter long that and more this week on living on Earth. Live from n.p.r. News in Washington I'm Janine Herbst evil or Alice has resigned as president of Bolivia after nearly 14 years in office N.P.R.'s Philip Reeves reports the news was greete...

Seasons becoming longer and longer and more severe as time goes on unfortunately. >> ivan, thank you. one of the world avenues most dangered animals faces a threat. they are in danger already due to deforestation. as fires burn and deforestation increases, the population of orangutans. >> a grinding battle deep in the jungle. firefighters on the indonesian island of borneo struggle to control a tpoefrt fire that threatens a national park. this is just brutal, brutal work they are doing here. toxic smoke in the tropical heat. the rain forests in indonesia

>> thank you all. have a good day. >> bye. orangutans are being tlented at one of the largest rain forests in indonesia as it borns. the fires in borneo are a largely manmade fire to grow a cash crop. it puts one of the world's endangered animals at risk. ivan watson has more. >> reporter: a grinding battle deep in the jungle. firefighters on the indonesian island of borneo struggle to control a forest fire that threatens a national park. >> this is just brutal, brutal work they're doing here. >> reporter: toxic smoke in the tropical heat. >> almost two weeks already in here. stay in here. s...