with me are columnist at the article, ali miraj and the writer and academic, maya goodfellow. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. "support us on curbs" is the headline on the front page of the times, as michael gove issues a warning to rebel mps. he says without their support on the tier system restrictions, covid—19 will "swamp" the nhs. a "last minute dash to save christmas rail chaos" on tomorrow's telegraph, with reports that ministers are preparing urgent plans to deal with the expected rush during the five—day restrictions relaxation window this christmas. the ft‘s front page focuses on the potential collapse of sir philip green's retail empire arcadia. the paper reports that as the company prepares to enter administration, more than 13,000 jobs are at risk. that same story being reported on the front page of the i, the paper says multi—millionaire green will decide the fate of his employees this weekend, having been urged to use his family's personal fortune to throw a lifetine arcadia, which owns highstreet stores including topshop and dorothy perkins. th

but in the name trend, maya is a disgrace. we the maya, people are the ones who bear this proud name, but nobody has spoken to us. this is not true. we are in contact with all groups, and there will be further consultations because of the pandemic contact might have been reduced a little. but again, if anyone benefits from the train, it's the indigenous people. but once again, many indigenous people feel their concerns have not been taken into account. the last stop on our journey is the back of the group or turquoise paradise, which is also under threat. biologist, melina regularly takes water samples here with alarming results back, and that has such vivid colors. but if the pollution continues like this, this could get dangerous and very quickly for a long time. this place was an insider's tip, but now the visitors have arrived. and with them the hotel's garbage and sewage, the lack of sewage treatment plants, and the shortage of water have become a huge problem. and as of 2023, the train maya is expected to bring thousands

we begin in northern guatemala, at the maya biosphere reserve, deep at the maya biosphere reserve. deep inside this vast rainforest lies the remains of one of the largest mayan cities. tikal. at its height, around 1500 years ago, it was home to as many as 90,000 people. so we sent amanda to find out how advances in archaeology have uncovered some long buried secrets. one of the biggest challenges to archaeologists in the maya biosphere reserve is the fact that it is extremely difficult to find or identify structures in a jungle as thick and wild as this one. and that is where a technology that is relatively new to archaeology, lidar, has been transformative. so this hill is supposedly a pyramid. they think it might be maybe as big as the great pyramid, the mundo perdido. it is definitely steep, but it looks like a hill, so it is pretty amazing that they are able to find that out through lidar. yeah, we're right here. mm—hmm. so only 10% of tikal has actually been excavated and discovered. wow. lidar is a type of remote sensing technology that is used to create extraordinarily det

in the land of the maya, the legacy of history is omnipresent. cloudier, lopez takes us to meet an important representative of the indigenous population. but in the name trend is a disgrace. we, the maya, people are the ones who bear this proud name, but nobody has spoken to us. this is not true. we are in contact with all groups, and there will be further consultations. because of the pandemic contact might have been reduced a little, but again, if anyone benefits from the train, it's the indigenous people. but once again, many indigenous people feel their concerns have not been taken into account. the last stop on our journey is the back of the group or turquoise paradise, which is also under threat. biologist, melina regularly takes water samples here with alarming results back and that has such vivid colors. but if the pollution continues like this, this could get dangerous and very quickly for a long time, this place was an insider's tip, but now the visitors have arrived. and with them the hotel's garbage and sewage, the lack of sewage trea

but in the name trend maya is a disgrace. we the maya people are the ones who bear this proud name but nobody has spoken to us. this is not true we are in contact with all groups and there will be further consultations because of the pandemic contact might have been reduced a little but again if anyone benefits from the train it's the indigenous people. when yes. but once again many indigenous people feel their concerns have not been taken into account the last stop on our journey is the good or turquoise paradise which is also under threat. biologist melina. regularly takes water samples here with alarming results. back and that has such vivid colors but if the pollution continues like this this could get dangerous and very quickly i mean for a long time this place was an insider's tip but now the visitors have arrived and with them the hotel's garbage and sewage the lack of sewage treatment plants and the shortage of water have become a huge problem and as of 2023 the train my is expected to bring thousands more tourists ev

i remember her taking care of maya. she was very attentive. >> reporter: a strength she inherited from her mother. a gifted would that well a sharp mind who bravely emigrated to study at uc berkeley in 1958 at a time when few women were in the field. even more rare, an immigrant woman of color. shamala would connect her with her name meaning lotus flower. growing underwater with flowers rising above the surface. a root planted firmly in the river's bottom. shamala, her father, were protesting during the civil rights movement. he also emigrated from jamaica and was a brilliant scholar who would go on to teach economics at stanford university. her only sibling, sister maya, was born three years after she was. a couple years after maya's birth, their parents separated making the young girls incredibly close. the younger hair also an attorney would have a major attorney on kamala's life and political career. a life filled with firsts. >> there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her

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but in the name trend maya is a disgrace. we the maya people are the ones who bear this proud name but nobody has spoken to us. this is not true we are in contact with all groups and there will be further consultations because of the pandemic contact might have been reduced a little but again if anyone benefits from the train it's the indigenous people. but once again many indigenous people feel their concerns have not been taken into account the last stop on our journey is the back of the group or turquoise paradise which is also under threat. biologist melina. regularly takes water samples here with alarming results. back and. has such vivid colors but if the pollution continues like this this could get dangerous and very quickly . for a long time this place was an insider's tip but now the visitors have arrived and with them the hotel's garbage and sewage the lack of sewage treatment plants and the shortage of water have become a huge problem and as of 2023 the train maya is expected to bring fountains more tourists every

>> reporter: this was the moment 15-year-old maya was told she had to get off the southwest airlines plane before it departed portland for san jose. her father later guiding her out after discussions with the crew. he says maya, who has autism and sensory sensitivity, was told she had to leave if they didn't put her mask on. >> she was really upset, crying and she was so excited for the ride and for the trip. >> reporter: her mother says they firmly believe in masks and even though maya will put it on after a few minutes, it feels constraining in a way most people can't understand. >> this isn't like we're protesting masks or anything. my daughter cannot wear the mask. and i think that there should be -- and i thought that there were exceptions for people who can't comply with that. >> reporter: we also spoke with passenger jennifer climber of turlock who was seated two rows ahead on the flight. >> we were all very unhappy and thought it was very unfair that the family couldn't take a trip just because an autistic child didn't understand why she had to wear a mask. >> reporter: maya

maya hari is potting melon and caiflower selings. she also gro chili, aubergines and bananas on her roof terrace. e technolo executives a stephead of ma of her compatriots. if singapore's government has its way, t high-te city-ste will so become a nationf allotmt gardens. compatriots. if singapore's government has >> you d't have thseasons but you capick t vegetable and give tt a shot. what's notbvious is that it's hard to do that in flats, whicy we live iningapore and that's the harder part. >> growing vegetables at home. the government isn't just stopng at thisromotion vide currently being sent to people withlike maya.ds are citizens are to become part of an ambitious plan. whether purple peppers or culinary herbs, up to now, singapore has only produced 10 percent of its food. but by 2030 the government aim. maya hari says the pandemic has shown that greaterood. self-sufficicy is the ght stragy. it helps that singaporeans are becoming increasingly interest in locally own prode. >> embracing a lot of technology and modern growing wh

maya hari says the pandemic has singapore has only produced 10 shown that greaterood. self-sufficicy is the ght stragy. it helps that singaporeans are becoming increasingly interest in locally own prode. >> embracing a lot of technology and modern growing whole country and all of the adcitizens together to try and growore. ju growing obalconies one is not going to get there, but it's a start. >> singapore as an agricultural nation. that still seems hard to imagine. for decades, the country stood out as a financial and economic hub, packed with more and more glittering skyscrapers. despite the lush greenery, agriculture seemed like something from yesteryear. but now signapore wants to reduce its dependence on foreign countries. space is in short supply. so roofs will be turned into vegetable patches and market gardens! the new strategy is already bearing fruit. give -- this is the roof of a popular shopping mall. when bjorn low gave up his career in advertising and started growing papaya rosemarynd psion fru here in 2015, people laughed at him. nohe is a soht afterxpert

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maya hari is potting melon and cauliflower seedings she also grows chilly over jeans and bananas on her roof terrace. the technology executive is a step ahead of many of her compatriots if singapore's government has its way the high tech city state will soon become a nation of allotment gardeners you don't have the seasons but you can pick the vegetables and fruits and things that grow in tropical weather and you can give that a shot what's not obvious is it's hard to do that in flats which is really the predominant we we live in singapore and that's the hard part of the book planted with you growing vegetables at home gardening with the government isn't just stopping at this promotional video 150000 of these starter kits with vegetable seeds are currently being sent to people like my own citizens or to become part of an ambitious plan. whether purple peppers are called marry her up to now singapore is only produce 10 percent of its food but by 2030 the government aims to increase the up to 30 percent maya hari says the pandemic has shown the greater self-sufficiency is the right strate

but in the name trend, maya is a disgrace. we the maya, people are the ones who bear this proud name, but nobody has spoken to us. this is not true. we are in contact with all groups, and there will be further consultations. because of the pandemic contact might have been reduced a little, but again, if anyone benefits from the train, it's the indigenous people. but once again, many indigenous people feel their concerns have not been taken into account. the last stop on our journey is the back of the group or turquoise paradise, which is also under threat. biologist, melina regularly takes water samples here with alarming results back and that has such vivid colors. but if the pollution continues like this, this could get dangerous and very quickly, for a long time, this place was an insider's tip, but now the visitors have arrived. and with them the hotel's garbage and sewage, the lack of sewage treatment plants, and the shortage of water have become a huge problem. and as of 2023, the train maya is expected to bring thousand

gone and his mother now dating a man he neither likes nor trusts, adam strikes up a friendship with maya, played by taylor russell. she is smart and has a sideline in tutoring but can adam tell her about his schizophrenia without scaring her off? there is a touch of donnie darker about the tone of the stroma aided by the presence of beth grant to place the head of adam's new school... as for the people in adam's had come at their very much at the personifications used in ron howard potts oscar—winner a beautiful mind. luckily the movie is open and aware enough about its own tysons to be able to carry about a running gag about having a good will hunting moment but having it anyway which i kind of life is up with much into that wiped up more currently going to release it beauty, words

in the name tran maya is a disgrace. we the maya people are the ones who bear this proud name but nobody has spoken to us. this is not true we are in contact with all groups and there will be further consultations because of the pandemic contact might have been reduced a little but again if anyone benefits from the train it's the indigenous people. but once again many indigenous people feel their concerns have not been taken into account the last stop on our journey is the lagoon or turquoise paradise which is also under threat. biologist melina. regularly takes water samples here with alarming results. back and that has such vivid colors but if the pollution continues like this this could get dangerous and very quickly . for a long time this place was an insider's tip but now the visitors have arrived and with them the hotel's garbage and sewage the lack of sewage treatment plants and the shortage of water have become a huge problem and as of 2023 the train my is expected to bring thousands more tourists every day. who

numerous comments, maya is targeted with abuse. what kind of impact has that had on you and your mental health? i went through a very dark phase when i received those comments at first, i was very, very depressed. tiktok says it takes safety incredibly seriously and is sorry this user has had a negative experience. tiktok has published its own community guidelines, setting out what is and isn't allowed. it says it doesn't tolerate bullying, encourages users to report harassment, and promises it will ban anyone for severe or repeated violations. i spoke to a former content moderator who worked at tiktok‘s london office last year. he was part of a team tasked with making sure that users followed the guidelines. he said when he was working there, employees at tiktok‘s chinese headquarters made all the key decisions. he has asked us to hide his identity. did you see online bullying? quite a bit, yes. it felt like not very much was being done to protect people. beijing are hesitant to suspend accounts or take strong action on users

. >> maya? >> it is incredibly moving. one of my favorite things is watching pictures and videos that people are going to share young black girls and brown girls looking up at vice president-elect kamala harris, they'll be thinking that i can be next. reputation is a powerful thing and an incredible thing. we'll get a chance to see an entire generation. i am really looking forward to those pictures. >> i appreciate you saying that. we mention the work you are doing throughout of it. juani juanita, we put a little bit more about on this. i want to hear your response on the other side. harris came to the radar when she joined the ticket. she drew national attention early in her career. >> there is a great district attorney in san francisco named kamala harris, she's brilliant and smart and does not look like anybody you see on "law and order," she's tough, we call her the female of barack obama. this may be easy to forget. did you know harris won her first federal office in senate seat on the way to being vice president-elec

in the writing forest everything sayings the maya say everything has a voice. museums and galleries in england are going back into lockdown this thursday but before that happens we managed to get a tour of the architecture for dogs show in london we got a 4 legged friend to go sniff it out. in london and sure she's a female shiba inu inspects the architecture for a doctor exhibition of creative furnishings for man's best friend. the piece is the creations of internationally renowned designers and architects. massive car is a london based architect who has gone to the dogs. interested in giving the brief to create architecture for dogs instead of humans and it's not about making houses though of course pacific in the prefer it was about trying to express yourself the scale of the dog and so what's really interesting about it the creative tools how to get sharpen the bit where to start to see things from a different perspective and see how the dog sees the world. the concept for the exhibition came from japanese designer kenya howrah from 2012 it went on shore ar

este creciente número de casos de coronavirus está causando preocupación, rodolfo maya habló con una madre de familia experta que nos explica lo que hace ella para proteger a su hijo, veamos. es un niÑo con necesidades especiales y desde que comenzó la pandemia el niÑo no ha ido a la escuela y no lo pienso mandar ahora. y se proteger del coronavirus a su hijo quien ha estado tomando sus cursos escolares a través del internet. tiene una discapacidad visual y es difícil que permanezca tantas horas sentado en una silla frente a un aparato. lo que me representantes dicen estar preocupados ya que hace varios días reportaron más de 70 casos positivos en un solo día en comparación durante el mes de julio el hospital reportaba un aproximado de 30 a 40 casos positivos diarios. la semana de noviembre el número de casos positivos por día o por 24 horas se ha instalado tal vez casi el doble. la doctora dice que es posible que más niÑos estén infectados y no se han examinado todavía. >>> pueden haber niÑos que están contagiados pero obviamente no están mal para ir al médico. co

you were played by maya rudolph on "snl. you must have known to some degree that was coming [ laughter ] what was it like seeing yourself portrayed on "snl" >> i have to say, i was almost as anxious thinking about being portrayed on "snl" as i was about doing the debate but what an honor to be portrayed by maya rudolph. she is one of my favorites i am just in awe of her as an actress, as a comedian i was literally -- had my face pressed against the tv like that, laughing, and just sort of screaming. it was a little surreal. and i thought she did a great job. it was so much fun i was glad there was a lot of focus on the candidates, as well i do have to say, though, seth, for the record, i'm not really a shot girl. i don't do shots that was a part of the skit. i'm more of a sauvignon blanc kind of a girl but it was a lot of fun. >> seth: alright, that is good to know. [ laughter ] as far as what "snl" could get wrong about you, it's not the worst. [ laughter ] >> exactly it was so much fun >> seth: you avoided not only a disas

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nischelle and maya lynne. hey, guys. >> i just knew it was them. we have more royalty with marie osmond. >> she's already getting a head start on christmas. >> she is, and it might as well be valentine's day in her home, too. >> i've been quarantining with my husband. i remarried my first husband, and it was the first time the two of us had been alone since 1982, so it was really -- like, it was really like, wow, hello. i've enjoyed it. we had the best time. >> okay, marie. >> you are so funny. >> also filling marie's time since she left "the talk" nine weeks ago, her seven adorable grandkids. an eighth one is on the way. yeah, we see all those family moments you've been posting on the 'gram. marie's lifetime christmas movie costar carly hughes also made news recently with her own shocking departure from her sitcom "american housewife," citing a toxic environment. the aftermath? a change in leadership at the show. >> i decided to leave this season to pursue other things and make a twist for myself and, you know, make some changes. >> well, twist on

maya hari is potting melon and cauliflower seedings she also grows chilly over jeans and bananas on her roof terrace. the technology executive is a step ahead of many of her compatriots if singapore's government has its way the high tech city state will soon become a nation of allotment gardeners you don't have the seasons but you can pick the vegetables and fruits and things that grow in tropical weather and you can give that a shot what's not obvious is it's hard to do that in flats which is really the predominant way we live in singapore and that's the hard part of the book planted with your growing vegetables at home gardening the government isn't just stopping at this promotional video 150000 of these starter kits with vegetable seeds are currently being sent to people like my own citizens or to become part of an ambitious plan. whether purple peppers are called marry her up to now singapore is only produce 10 percent of its food but by 2030 the government aims to increase the up to 30 percent maya hari says the pandemic has shown the greater self-sufficiency is the right strategy

tempos of the maya a lost civilization that practiced astronomy and mathematics phone time was sacred and made human sacrifices tribute to their gods. martin engelman travel to central america for the 1st time in 2008 in a small village in the rain forest of southern mexico he encountered the left hand on descendants of the mayans whose ancestors fled to the forests from spanish conquered anthropologist alice powers and nearly often travels with england. she lives with the lack on gone 6 months a year and speaks their language the entrance of the cave the court seat back. from dawn's believe this is where the souls of the deceased are purified on the way back from the underworld. about 700 mine condones have survived to this day. the culture can still be found will cease to exist in a very few years and one for me as a photographer this is a painful realisation but i can't stop it and i had to accept that offer to. turn it has arrived in the village of know how there is now electricity telephones streets there are only a few old people left the last guardians of the group's cultural h

i've been working with maya since she was a little girl. she's an incredibly -- she has an album out right now called "blush" if anybody wants to get it she's a really gifted young woman and she always has been. so we used to work on watercolors and she would say, "i don't really like that. do you think that's too much red? do you think that looks like a dog or a bird? hmm, let's switch it out." but she has always been gifted and we have always had an easy dialogue about art i think one of the things that was most difficult about her being on set was asking myself, "am i the actor i told her i was? you know >> seth: oh, right >> do you know what i mean here i've been for years -- i've been telling her to respect acting i'm giving her uta hagen's book, i'm talking to her about what is an actor what does it mean? because the world tells you one thing that it is, but for the people who really do it, who are committed to storytelling and committed to being inside the metaphor of a play, it's a little bit more mysterious and i had to be the pers

this painting is kamala and maya's big idea. all across india, kamala harris's ascension to america's second highest office is big news, and on this beach in eastern india, a homage to kamala harris and joe biden, whose victory is also being celebrated in irish town ballina. joe biden's great—great—grandfather left the town from new york in 1851, but some of his family is still here. this woman isjoe biden's third cousin. she has been to the white house and turned down the white house and turned down the invite tojoin the white house and turned down the invite to join the campaign trail earlier this year. the long wait for the election result was tense for the family. it was absolutely hell, like watching a thriller on netflix or something, it was just going on and on and all of a sudden yesterday it turns out that he won, so we were absolutely thrilled and can't really put it into words really. after the wait for an election result comes the wait for the current incumbent in the white house to admit defeat. needs to get out

it has a soul has a spirit and you can also communicate with everything that is what the maya believe i believe that if we go through nature with this attitude there is no more good and bad but you can see everywhere how valuable creation is valid for the ship. in the rainforest everything sayings my ass say everything has a voice. museums and galleries in england are going back into lockdown this thursday but before that happens we managed to get a tour of the architecture for dogs show in london we got a 4 legged friend to go sniff it out. in london and sure she a female shiba inu inspects the architecture for a doctor exhibition of creative furnishings and for man's best friend. the piece is the creations of internationally renowned designers and architects. massive car is a long and based architect who has gone to the dogs. each of us has been been given the brief to create architecture for dogs instead of humans and it's not about making houses now of course pacific in the prefer it was about trying to express yourself at the scale of the dog and so what's really interesting abou

we the maya people are the ones who bear this proud name but nobody has spoken to us. this is not true we are in contact with all groups and there will be further consultations because of the pandemic contact might have been reduced a little but again if anyone benefits from the train it's the indigenous people. but once again many indigenous people feel their concerns have not been taken into account the last stop on our journey is the back along the group or turquoise paradise which is also under threat. biologist melina. regularly takes water samples here with alarming results. back and that has such vivid colors but if the pollution continues like this this could get dangerous and very quickly. for a long time this place was an insider's tip but now the visitors have arrived and with them the hotel's garbage and sewage the lack of sewage treatment plants and the shortage of water have become a huge problem and as of 2023 the train my is expected to bring thousands more tourists every day. for them as they see it who can't afford mass tourism even now we can hardly

what maya sounded campaigned on was a change of tactic, if you will ever moldova, to really follow a more pro western pro european model for the country to progress into the future. here's what people at the central marketing kishan of a capital thought about that issue. nobody knows what the future will bring, but we're looking for something better than a prototype. and i believe she will deliver her promise foods. your goal of all the i voted for don't be a good president. i don't know. we have to wait and see those deal, and i think she will bring change, not like the previous president who did nothing for 4 years. there will be changes for sure whatever people's opinions of my assan do here. the question is now, how will my son do or as president, is she going to work well with apollo and the parliament itself is stacked against her with most of the m.p.'s from the opponent socialist party. she's going to have to devise a way that she can be able to work with them, especially given the economic crisis and the pandemic which has hit affecting the country. and she's going to have t

in the writing forest everything sayings the maya say everything has a voice. museums and galleries in england are going back into lockdown this thursday but before that happens we managed to get a tour of the architecture for dogs show in london we've got a 4 legged friends to go sniff it out. in london sure she's a female shiba inu inspects the architecture for a doctor exhibition of creative furnishings for man's best friend. the pieces of the creations of internationally renowned designers and architects. massive car is a london based architect who has gone to the dogs. interested in giving the brief to create architecture for dogs instead of humans and it's not about making houses now of course pacific in the prefer it was about trying to express yourself at the scale of the dog and so what's really interesting about it the creative tools are to get sharp and that's the bit where to start to see things from a different perspective and see how the dog sees the world. the concept for the exhibition came from japanese designer kenya howrah from 2012 it went o

that was maya rudolph on "snl" playing new vice president-elect kamala harris after her historic win on saturday. did you happen to notice they were both wearing the exact same outfit? usually, that's not so notable for the show, but it is this time, because there were only three hours between harris' speech and when the show aired, making it possibly the fastest wardrobe match ever. and the outfit left many viewers wondering how they did it, even sparking some conspiracy theories, including that the team from "snl" got the inside scoop ahead of time from the campaign. "snl" costume designer tom broker and wardrobe supervisor dale richards confirmed, however, that they had no advance notice. everything maya rudolph was wearing was either pulled from the stockroom or made from scratch in only 85 minutes. broker said, quote, a box of cream charm yoos fabric and a cream double-breasted suit was found that could be completely recut and altered to make the suit work. 80 minutes later and four tailors exhausted, maya did a fitting, and it was perfect. so, there you have it, the magic, or s

maya, we're going to have to talk at some point about your run for mayor. you're running for an executive position in which, you know, you run and you try to win your base, but then you actually have to govern those who voted for you and those who didn't. republicans seem to be trying to siphon out only republicans and say we're going to directly govern for this sort of white, christian minority, emerging minority, and everyone else can go to hell. even other republicans are being targeted by these sort of campaigns against any dissent against trumpism. propublica reports, republicans began pressuring georgia's republican secretary of state even before the election. mr. rasenberger to serve as honorary co-chair of the trump campaign in georgia. he rejected to support trump publicly. they wanted this man who is supposed to be the guy counting the votes to basically behave like the governor. when he was secretary of state and was fixing the election so he could win it, they're like this guy needs to do it not for himself, but for trump. >> yeah, this is not d

gone and his mother now dating a man he neither likes nor trusts, adam strikes up a friendship with maya, played by taylor russell. she's smart and has a sideline in tutoring but can adam tell her about his schizophrenia without scaring her off? there's a touch of donnie darko about the wry tone of this ya drama, aided by the presence of beth grant who plays the head of adam's new school and who famously doubted your commitment to sparkle motion in richard kelly's cult classic. as for the people in adam's head, they're very much like the personifications used in ron howard's 0scar—winner a beautiful mind. luckily the movie is open and aware enough about its own touchstones to be able to carry a running gag about not having a good will hunting moment and then having it anyway, which i kinda liked. worth mentioning too that like the more critically—lauded current release eternal beauty, words 0n bathroom walls strives to paint a more positive and enlightened picture of schizophrenia and does so with wit, humour, and empathy. some of the reviews have been rather sniffy, but it made me l

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maya hari is potting melon and cauliflower seedings she also grows chilly over jean's bernama zone her roof terrace. the technology executive is a step ahead of many of her compatriots if singapore's government has its way the high tech city state will soon become a nation of allotment gardeners you don't have the seasons but you can pick the vegetables and fruits and things that grow in tropical weather and you can give that a shot what's not obvious is it's hard to do that in flats which is really the predominant we we live in singapore and that's the hard part of the book fun with your growing vegetables at home gardening with the government isn't just stopping at this promotional video 150000 of these starter kits with vegetable seeds are currently being sent to people like my own citizens or to become part of an ambitious plan. whether purple peppers are culturally herb's up to now singapore is only produce 10 percent of its food but by 2030 the government aims to increase that to 30 percent maya hari says the pandemic has shown the greater self-sufficiency is the right strategy i

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