because you see many mothers with sons serving in the army and they are all either. 0r sons serving in the army and they are all either. or continue their important civilian work in this country and they want to stay in ukraine, support their children, support their grandchildren and theirfamilies and it support their grandchildren and their families and it doesn t mean that everybody even from the areas which are heavily hit by bombardments want to flee the country and this is still a safe place for ukrainians. how do people think the war is going to end? 50. think the war is going to end? so, first of all. think the war is going to end? so, first of all, the think the war is going to end? srr, first of all, the biggest think the war is going to end? s57, first of all, the biggest home think the war is going to end? s513, first of all, the biggest home of all people around on this train as people in lviv and other regions of ukraine think this war can end really soon but within a
past ia days of ii% and so lebanon has been affected not only by the pandemic but also by an economic an economic crisis that left the country at large and the health care system specifically vulnerable and currently our health care authorities are understaffed. we are suffering from lack of many medications and, as i mentioned, 78% of our icu beds are occupied so the situation is that at the moment. haw situation is that at the moment. how would ou situation is that at the moment. how would you characterise the vaccine roll out in lebanon? how much of the lack of vaccination is to do with hesitancy rather than access? 50. hesitancy rather than access? so, the ministry hesitancy rather than access? so, the ministry of hesitancy rather than access? srr, the ministry of public hesitancy rather than access? sc, the ministry of public health hesitancy rather than access? s513, the ministry of public health in lebanon advanced and implemented its vaccination strategy in february 2021 an
that are putting up more carbon than are absorbing, surely. 50. than are absorbing, surely. so, these ten than are absorbing, surely. so, these ten sites, than are absorbing, surely. srr, these ten sites, you than are absorbing, surely. s57, these ten sites, you can than are absorbing, surely. s513, these ten sites, you can think of them as sort of, they are a taste of what we can see of what might happen to forests around the world. there are already many first that emit more carbon than the capture, if they are being converted into other land uses, light cropland, pasture or cities. but these are some of the most protected sites in the world, some treasured and iconic places and these should not be emitting so much carbon. we believe that if these heavily protected and treasured sites are at such risk, a few of them, others will also be threatened as well, other protected forests, much less to forests that are not as protective. forests that are not as protective. forests that a
science keep leading these decisions. so i m not surprised about this type of move, basically because from some sectors, there are things at stake, there are things that are actually will fail, they feel, that they are threatened. yeah, i know your area of expertise is argentina, and one of the country says we saw in that report that is allegedly delaying some of this lobbying, specifically against evidence about reducing meat consumption, saying that it s necessary to cut greenhouse gas emissions. what is behind this? 50. emissions. what is behind this? so, what is emissions. what is behind this? sc, what is behind it emissions. what is behind this? s513, what is behind it is basically the fact that we have an economy that depends quite heavily on that. what is behind that is basically a producing model that is actually
were going for gold again, in second place, with 500 metres to go, but then the boat, they stared into the wrong lane and threw themselves off course. the aussies were able to keep going and keep their heads together and they crossed the line to win gold from data, they couldn t quite believe it. great success in tokyo for the australians in the rowing. sarah, looking ahead, what should we be watching out for in the proceedings today? 50. in the proceedings today? so, there is going in the proceedings today? srr, there is going to in the proceedings today? s57, there is going to be in the proceedings today? s513, there is going to be a in the proceedings today? sr3, there is going to be a bit of cycling getting under way. we have the road races on the weekend for the men and women, and today is the time when they put themselves up against the clock in the time trial. we will have the women under way first and then the men afterwards. emily found luton will be hoping to upgrade her si