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BBCNEWS HARDtalk August 29, 2021 13:51:00

no, no, no, it s very simple, we just fence the people in, don t fence the animals in. is that what your people in kenya really want to hear, that they should be fenced in and the animal should be allowed to roam free across millions of hectares? you d be amazed at how many people have put their land aside for conservation. 160 landowners have created conservation areas, doubling the real estate for conservation in the last ten yea rs. this is not small, this is significant areas of land that are now set aside by people who are not rich. why are they doing it? because they have a strong, traditional, cultural connection to the land and the animals on it. they want to maintain their lifestyle of pastoralism. this is something the government should be grabbing with both hands. by securing this land you are securing carbon, water sources and water sheds, you re securing biodiversity. that is the asset and opportunity we need to grab. yes, we need all the development, but development

The Day - 6 months after riot, Capitol fencing comes down - News from southeastern Connecticut

Fences around the Capitol began to be removed Friday. (Washington Post photo by Jabin Botsford) A woman bikes past the fenced-off U.S. Capitol. (Washington Post photo by Marvin Joseph) Published July 11. 2021 12:15AM  Jasmine Hilton and Ellie Silverman, The Washington Post WASHINGTON - The metal fencing and concrete barriers that encircled the Capitol after a mob of Trump supporters stormed the complex on Jan. 6. gave way Saturday to an open plaza filled with families lounging on picnic blankets, dogs on leashes and visitors in sunglasses and hats.  The sidewalks where soldiers once stood holding their guns in protection of the complex now filled with walkers with strollers and bike riders.

Tear down these walls : In Washington a chorus grows, asking to ease security after the The Capitol insurrection

The Globe and Mail Bookmark Please log in to listen to this story. Also available in French and Mandarin. Log In Create Free Account Getting audio file . This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy. Full Disclaimer OLIVIER DOULIERY/AFP/Getty Images More than 20 city blocks around the U.S. Capitol are enclosed by an eight-foot fence topped with razor wire. Five thousand National Guard troops, dressed in camouflage and toting assault rifles, patrol the periphery on foot and in armoured vehicles. Down Pennsylvania Avenue, a second fence surrounds the White House, Treasury Building and two parks. In places, the perimeter is further reinforced with concrete barricades.

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