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State regulators could have protected water from the toxic effects of nitrate. So far, they have failed to do so. They still should.

He and his officials will hope that today's meeting will draw a line under an unpleasant episode. for its part, the palace has said it will continue its focus on inclusion and diversity. nicholas witchell, bbc news. the american space agency, nasa, has launched a mission to undertake the first survey of all of the earth's surface waters from space. mission swot will use radar technology to monitor the elevation of water as tom brada reports. engine ignition and lift off. for a landmark mission which aims to transform what we know about water on earth. the spacecraft will chart rivers and lakes...

An hour or so later, and that lobby, the street outside the hotel, would've been packed with visitors, many of them children. there's shock at the destruction, regret at the loss of so many fish, but an acknowledgement, too, that this could have been so much worse. jenny hill, bbc news, berlin. fittingly, perhaps, we are going to take you to outer space now. you to outer space now. the american space agency, nasa, has launched a mission to undertake the first survey of all of the earth's surface waters from space. emer mccarthy reports. engine ignition, and left off! for a landmark mission, wh...

Planet. so we'll see almost 90% of earth's surface waters with that. so for the ocean, it is a revolution because we'll be seeing the ocean so much better than ever before. but for the lens, where the rivers and lakes and res voirs are they huh expand and contract with the seasons and understanding the pulses of the earth's arteries are critical to us in water suppoly. >> and as we showing an image. it does look like the circulatory system of the human body. you mentioned heat and the oceans. of course that factors into calculations about the effect of climate change. is that a major part of t...

On the battlefield. but today, we saw multiple cities being targeted with power stations being the main target here in this russian offensive. the world's first satellite designed to comprehensively survey the earth's surface waters has blasted off from california on a spacex rocket. engine ignition. and liftoff of swot. the surface water and ocean topography satellite — or swot — should improve weather forecasting, help to manage freshwater supplies in regions suffering drought, and give us new insights on the consequences of climate change. here is nick everard, a senior hydrometric scie...