back to you. nearly two decades of talk about 200 countries agreed to a treaty helping protect the world s oceans. it was an historic win for environmentalists that could bring 30% of the oceans under protection by the end of the decade. oceans are the heart of our planet covering about three quarters of the earth of selfies and producing about half of the oxygen in the atmosphere, they drive weather systems and absorb large amounts of carbon dioxide, but too often the bodies of water nourishing our planet are treated like dumping grounds, creatures living in the tree are fish and climate changed warmed waters around the globe melting polar ice captainses bleaching coral reeves and intensifying hurricanes, and droughts, right now only about 1% of the areas are protected but the treaty aims to limit fishing in certain
will resume shipping out of east palestine today and other states refuse to be the dumping grounds for the contaminated wreck. with president biden nowhere in sight, we sent dr. marc siegel out to ohio to learn more. hey, dr. siegel. [train horn] coffee donuts are arriving. patients rah arriving. i m talking to the local fire chief all about this next. now i have this. inspire is a sleep apnea treatment that works inside my body with the click of this remote. no mask, no hose, just sleep. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com. oh booking.com, i m going to somewhere, anywhere. a beach house, a treehouse, honestly i don t care find the perfect vacation rental for you booking.com, booking. yeah. - hiring is step one when it comes to our growth.
by the way, did you see the new york times today, one of obama s former officials, greg craig, is suggesting that perhaps the democrats should crowd source who they think the vice presidential nominee should be on their own ticket? the vice president can t get a break, even from her own party. she s less popular than him. how can you be less popular than joe biden, the worst president in my lifetime? unleashed a plethora of disasters. the democrats don t seem to understand, they think that the midterms came out so well for them, because they re popular. it wasn t. the alternative wasn t popular. we ll see when the announcement comes. mark, thank you for being here. thanks. well, crews continue to clean up the toxic train wreck in ohio. the epa now says hazardous waste will go to certified facilities in ohio, this after other states said it was news to them they d be dumping grounds. meanwhile residents near the derailment site keep reporting illnesses since they were
23% chose pence, and 6% went for haley. compare that to those who would first choose desantis. 34% say trump would be their next pick. closely followed by nikki haley at 27% and 10% would choose mike pence followed by abbott and scott at 6%. and tech entrepreneur vivek ramaswamy, he announced his candidacy mid survey, so you did not see him there. another question that was asked of voters from both parties is if mental competency tests should be required for politicians over the age of 75 to which 77% polled in favor of, eric. eric how about that? alexandria, thank you. arthel? arthel: the epa is ordering norfolk southern railway to pause waste remile from the toxic train derailment sign in east palestine, ohio. this after other states pushed back at being the dumping grounds. meantime, east palestine residents continue voicing fear over the health impact of the
E-waste significantly contributes to the total waste Mumbaikars generate, while only one percent of it gets formally treated. Experts highlight the need to manage e-waste and how one can individually segregate and help in recycling electrical components