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Their crops — and ultimately their livelihoods — depend on it.
Tensions are ongoing issues that affect people's livelihoods, he noted.
Logging, after all, made the livelihoods of thousands of Peruvians.
Soi Thong Lo's hawkers are scrambling to secure their livelihoods.
I'm not reporting something that's going to affect there livelihoods.
That relief permitted many to keep their homes and livelihoods.
Unlike Trump, Obama understands lives and livelihoods are at stake.
Most North Koreans now depend on them for their livelihoods.
They prove he is dangerous to American lives and livelihoods.
Because that means more lives, homes, and livelihoods at risk.
The lives and livelihoods of U.S. citizens are at stake.
But to us, it's destroying our livelihoods and our families.
We all lost our homes and livelihoods in the war.
This can have serious consequences for peoples' lives and livelihoods.
Palestinian lives and livelihoods should matter despite who harms them.
The stakes for their livelihoods and their work are pressing.
Our livelihoods and our lives may literally depend upon it.
Few livelihoods offer as many paths to failure as agriculture.
Iowans and millions of others whose livelihoods revolve around agriculture.
This can have serious consequences for people's lives and livelihoods.
Livelihoods have improved and people have a bit more money.
Suppliers now face their own uncertainties, threatening livelihoods beyond Boeing.
"People's livelihoods are directly tied to that industry," said Rep.
Terrorism does pose a risk to American lives and livelihoods.
"Our very livelihoods are at stake here," De Oro says.
They provide livelihoods for millions of workers and their families.
"For us it's an inconvenience, for them, it's their livelihoods."
What if our livelihoods were at stake — or our lives?
I'm not reporting something that's going to affect their livelihoods.
Obamacare is working, saving both lives and livelihoods for working Americans.
Often, environmental destruction denies people traditional livelihoods, opening them to exploitation.
It's dangerous for those who fear for their lives and livelihoods.
And every generation who loved their country and livelihoods enough responded.
People who lost their livelihoods, and in some cases, their lives.
There's going to be unintended consequences of their livelihoods being curtailed.
These risks threaten livelihoods, food chains, the environment and human health.
Farmers who depend on rainfall have lost their crops and livelihoods.
No less than our livelihoods depend on getting this one right.
The trouble is, they are gambling with our lives and livelihoods.
Now, many of those farmers have lost their livestock and livelihoods.
He said posturing on trade is playing havoc with people's livelihoods.
The livelihoods of many of Trump supporters dovetail with Germany's interests.
This will have a direct, positive impact on lives and livelihoods.
Many residents try to make their livelihoods from fishing and farming.
Making their livelihoods a pawn for political games is a disgrace.
This isn't just about one film credit; it's about livelihoods and survival.
For that crime, we lost our homes, our livelihoods and our freedoms.
Uber drivers' livelihoods depend on being able to stay on the road.
Within 33 years cars and tractors made short work of equine livelihoods.
Low flows not only harm the livelihoods of fishermen and farmers downstream.
But his actions might have lost dozens of others their actual livelihoods.
Conservatives have dedicated their livelihoods to an ideology that's now under threat.
We provide not only the livelihoods but we also impact their families.
Local farmers insist it would kill their livelihoods by polluting the river.
Our health and safety, our livelihoods and economy, all depend on water.
Rather, AI might actually improve the livelihoods of writers and artists alike.
Workers simply didn't trust her when it came to protecting their livelihoods.
The financial crisis of 2628 stripped millions of Americans of their livelihoods.
For the fishermen and vendors, it is a threat to their livelihoods.
People's livelihoods and culture are intimately linked with pollinators around the world.
Mahmoud Khalaf, her husband, says Islamic State not only destroyed their livelihoods.
In Senegal, dwindling stocks pose a threat to livelihoods and food security.
Many lives and livelihoods hang in the balance until that choice changes.
Moreover, climate change impacts affect people's lives, livelihoods, health and well-being.
How they labor for their livelihoods, and doodle in their spare time.
Lives have been lost by brave firefighters and livelihoods are under threat.
Many people, even if they hadn't lost their lives, lost their livelihoods.
Most important, all these groups must have their rights and livelihoods protected.
Too many jobs and livelihoods are at stake to get this wrong.
The coronavirus's toll on American livelihoods will be immense by modern standards.
In Minnesota, it's viscerally clear that while lives might not, livelihoods do.
This is about our members: their livelihoods, their futures, and their pocketbooks.
He promised to rebuild the economy and improve the livelihoods of Zimbabweans.
They said they feared that the system would harm their agricultural livelihoods.
Who wins in this rampant and cruel destruction of nature and livelihoods?
If the regime falls, so do their livelihoods and grip on power.
That's just one of the ways the crackdown is affecting their livelihoods.
But that cannot come at the cost of our livelihoods and homes.
When an industry struggles, thousands of people&aposs livelihoods are at stake.
Many women could also be risking their livelihoods if they speak out.
People have lost their livelihoods with the destruction of farmland, livestock and fisheries.
Let's start with our dams and make millions of lives and livelihoods safer.
She is a member of the IUCN Sustainable Use and Livelihoods Specialist Group.
We're impacting their livelihoods, so we had to get every single thing right.
One relative's bad reputation will haunt them in their jobs and general livelihoods.
Boko Haram has burned down homes, destroyed livelihoods and killed thousands of people.
Residents say the flood waters are getting worse, threatening their homes and livelihoods.
Surely they can fabricate a television event out of people losing their livelihoods.
It is especially hard so soon after Ebola damaged so many people's livelihoods.
To assert otherwise is to gamble recklessly with the livelihoods of British workers.
"People invest in creative solutions when their livelihoods depend on it," Cinner said.
The people whose livelihoods were hurt most by this weren't the investors themselves.
After all, they depend on the land and natural resources for their livelihoods.
They worry instead that related construction along the coastline could destroy their livelihoods.
Using tariffs for leverage in negotiations reduces individuals' livelihoods to mere bargaining chips.
Americans intuitively understand why this is so important to their lives and livelihoods.
By extension, then, he is responsible for the livelihoods of millions of Americans.
But our financial livelihoods are tied to trade, particularly with Canada and Mexico.
But people are creative, especially when their livelihoods—their lives—depend on it.
Some of those people are criminals who resent police interfering in their livelihoods.
A majority of Haitians live in rural areas and depend on agricultural livelihoods.
Severe droughts in recent years have wiped out multi-generational farms and livelihoods.
Yet, livelihoods are at stake on the other side of the Channel, too.
These people have been forced from their homes by bloodshed and lost livelihoods.
Nearby, the towns that rely on Yosemite tourism for their livelihoods were hurting.
Here in Alaska, though, the effects have rippled into daily routines and livelihoods.
Tons of people are going to lose their jobs, if not their livelihoods.
The disruptions to livelihoods will mean less income, less spending, and fewer jobs.
Its campaign has come at great cost to people's livelihoods and personal liberties.
And taxi drivers have indeed lost their livelihoods — and taken their own lives.
From lobstermen in Maine to fishermen in North Carolina, livelihoods are at stake.
All of them toe the line, since none want to jeopardize their livelihoods.
Chinese interests have descended on our resources, taking away the livelihoods of many.
"They're beginning to talk about rebuilding their lives and livelihoods," Mr. Malik said.
For these businesses, the lookout towers are instrumental in keeping their livelihoods safe.
"Making their livelihoods a pawn for political games is a disgrace," Abrams said.
Hundreds, if not thousands, of people have lost their livelihoods and left the area.
It also could improve the livelihoods of farmers outside the country's arabica-suited highlands.
The winds drove people, Steinbeck's dispossessed, away from their livelihoods and west, to California.
People are losing their lives and livelihoods because of lies and hate spread online.
Still, the problem of generating livelihoods for conflict-affected families is unresolved, explained Weerakoon.
Fishing and aquaculture assure the livelihoods of one in ten of the world's people.
With each passing day, the shutdown threatens the livelihoods of the poorest Americans more.
Tourism provides livelihoods to 900,000 people and accounts for 5 percent of total employment.
Fishermen fear that the fish, and their livelihoods, are on the verge of extinction.
Athletes basically have zero say in rules that affect both their lives and livelihoods.
"This will save more lives, livelihoods and assets, and significantly reduce costs," she said.
Or the 1,300 workers at that Carrier facility whose livelihoods weren't saved by Trump?
Lake Chad is no exception: the disruption of local livelihoods is exacerbating regional insecurity.
And across China millions of workers in declining industrial sectors risk losing their livelihoods.
American drivers save at the gas pump, but oil workers have their livelihoods threatened.
Their livelihoods are indeed under threat—but from growing wealth inequality, not from immigrants.
"That will safeguard indigenous people's livelihoods and boost farmers' incomes, as well," he said.
More families who have lost their livelihoods will struggle just to find basic food.
All these facts have real consequences for everyday Mainers—their health, and their livelihoods.
The first puts government officials in charge of too many people's lives and livelihoods.
The financial livelihoods of my company and pork producers across America depend on trade.
After three woefully dry rain seasons, the effect on family livelihoods has been catastrophic.
In Indonesia and in the Philippines, up to 24m people's livelihoods depend on reefs.
Millions of Americans could have their livelihoods significantly altered and face considerable economic challenges.
Fishermen in the poor town fear the oil industry may instead hurt their livelihoods.
And claims it's going to court to "defend the livelihoods of all those drivers".
Some people are putting their livelihoods on the line when they publish a game.
And their lives and livelihoods could be disrupted by extreme weather becoming more severe.
They kill off businesses that were critical to the livelihoods of millions of people.
Happy holidays, Brooklyn artists: your livelihoods have been apotheosized into a singular, hot commodity.
Those lucky enough to have decent jobs do not want to jeopardize their livelihoods.
The two months of upheaval have begun to take a toll on people's livelihoods.
But the organization also works with communities to conserve forests and support sustainable livelihoods.
The well-being of employees whose livelihoods are now threatened is of particular concern.
Naturally, the economy too has suffered; millions have lost their jobs and their livelihoods.
These are not people who depend on a White House job for their livelihoods.
Human beings need not only livelihoods and security but also freedom, dignity and justice.
Macroeconomic shifts unrelated to race, like deindustrialisation, have also damaged black families and livelihoods.
"These women and their families and men are watching their livelihoods disappear," Schmidt said.
This includes many local communities whose livelihoods depend on fishing, tourism and shipping activity.
Making livelihoods of our federal workers a pawn for political games is a disgrace.
Ma said lower employment at Foxconn affected the livelihoods of those in the town.
Nearly 19,000 people were killed or left missing and 160,000 lost their homes and livelihoods.
It already impacts our lives and our livelihoods, and will have greater impact each year.
Although many people heeded mandatory evacuation orders, hundreds stayed, refusing to leave behind their livelihoods.
Though the fishermen depend upon it for their livelihoods, they fall victim to its power.
Hundreds, if not thousands, of people have lost their livelihoods and have left the area.
Sea levels may rise an extra 10cm, washing away the livelihoods of millions more people.
Local people are happy about the plan to revitalize the lake, which provides their livelihoods.
Our financial futures and livelihoods depend on our ability to save, spend and invest money.
Globally, about 2.5 billion people rely on agriculture for their livelihoods, the FAO report said.
Effectively, we're going to create much healthier livelihoods for us, but, more importantly, longer longevity.
We had no other option other than to go bankrupt or basically destroy our livelihoods.
The fires risk battering a financially vibrant wine industry that sustains livelihoods across the region.
Needless to say, this affects the livelihoods of already vulnerable sex workers first and foremost.
The government would put forward measures to improve people's livelihoods, she said after the visit.
"Salinity intrusion is damaging our croplands, putting our lives and livelihoods in trouble," Khaleque said.
"It is reaching a tipping point where their livelihoods are no longer viable," she said.
How can they do that if their livelihoods are threatened or jeopardized by unnecessary regulations?
Our employees have appealed to you en masse to protect the foundation of their livelihoods.
An investment in our veterans and their livelihoods is an investment in our nation's future.
These are livelihoods and economic engines that can thrive and endure for generation upon generation.
He sees eliminating taco trucks as a wishful step toward eliminating immigrant livelihoods — and neighborhoods.
People who experience damaging storms might face losing their homes, livelihoods and even personal connections.
Fernando's prediction, if correct, could have severe consequences for the livelihoods of a massive population.
In Alaska, we know that thousands of livelihoods depend on our world-class fishery resources.
People around the world are losing loved ones, livelihoods, their sense of community, security, safety.
Local ranchers and farmers objected to the purchase, saying their traditional livelihoods were being disrupted.
Commerce has tended to plunge, with the working class suffering lost jobs and diminished livelihoods.
But that would threaten the livelihoods of hundreds of fishermen, and economies of their towns.
When Islamic State fled, Nineveh's farmers began returning, hoping to rebuild their homes and livelihoods.
We are all facing enormous disruptions to our lives as well as to our livelihoods.
But these myths lead us to make uninformed decisions that harm our lives and livelihoods.
Citizens, their livelihoods bound up with the mines, find it hard to leave at all.
Farmers today whose livelihoods are being hurt by the trade battle with China are wavering.
About 50 million people in the Sahel are pastoralists whose livelihoods depend on rearing livestock.
In search of livelihoods, some 400,000 island residents have departed, mostly for the U.S. mainland.
Education and livelihoods as well as cash grants enables people to make their own choices.
The government said it would do "whatever it takes" to protect the economy and livelihoods.
Sensible social policies are necessary to protect the lives, livelihoods and safety of all Americans.
Back-to-back hurricanes destroyed hundreds of boats that were people's livelihoods and even homes.
Over 6 million Somalis face the loss of their livestock-dependent livelihoods and risk acute malnutrition.
Some of them lost a significant chunk of their livelihoods, and have set up a Change.
Rights groups say drilling there could also cost the livelihoods of thousands of farmers and fishermen.
It has endangered lives and livelihoods because of the threat of the repeal of health reform.
The Huni Kuin depend on the forest for their livelihoods and their physical and spiritual wellbeing.
BECAUSE IT WILL BE IMPORTANT FOR MOVING NOT JUST MICROSOFT BUT ALSO YOUR EMPLOYEES' LIVELIHOODS FORWARD.
For many, Amazon is responsible for their livelihoods, and it could for you too one day.
Trees are being replanted on parts of Costa Rica's coast to halt erosion and protect livelihoods.
This violence has ruined harvests and disrupted the livelihoods of hundreds of farmers across the region.
Their defence of traditional livelihoods like fishing often complements global campaigns on issues like climate change.
Or — to take an example in which many more livelihoods are at stake — consider office cleaning.
"We use food storytelling and food innovation to promote better livelihoods, including through nutrition," said Notaras.
Throughout his 70-year reign, the king worked tirelessly to improve the livelihoods of his subjects.
Their entire livelihoods could be at risk if they disappoint or upset the audience following them.
These are people whose livelihoods and reputations are largely safe from the Trump administration's bureaucratic cruelty.
Families here have lost everything: their children, their parents, their homes, their cattle, and their livelihoods.
Much of the income from permits is spent on conservation and local livelihoods, hunting advocates say.
People who live in these areas are asked to give up their homes, livelihoods, and communities.
These emerging enterprises give their employees work hour flexibility and decent pay to support their livelihoods.
Topics for debate at the conference include alternative livelihoods for tobacco farmers and e-cigarette regulation.
The livelihoods of North Carolina's families are at stake, and there is no excuse for inaction.
That threatens the environment and, cumulatively, the livelihoods of tens of thousands of farmers, they said.
HVAC systems, and the contractors who install them, are vital to the economy and our livelihoods.
The challenge is to get people to stop smoking cigarettes without letting others lose their livelihoods.
Some Chileans, such as Susana Molina, 82, a boutique wine producer, have seen their livelihoods destroyed.
A lot of the tech ventures being funded will actually hurt the workforce and people's livelihoods.
Many Americans are afraid, feeling that dim, uncontrollable forces have compromised their livelihoods, safety and futures.
"Making livelihoods of our federal workers a pawn for political games is a disgrace," she said.
Meanwhile, the country's oil and gas industry sustains the livelihoods of 19,000 people according to Deloitte.
Sea levels may rise an extra 10 cm, washing away the livelihoods of millions more people.
Our employees need that support to sustain their livelihoods while waiting for our restaurants to reopen.
But when their houses and livelihoods go up in flames, how long will they bear it?
Many of the fishermen say they fear they'll lose their livelihoods once the port starts operating.
" Power adds, "Fashion and shopping are not just about clothes, it's people's businesses, jobs and livelihoods.
As a result, half the country's people have been displaced, and their homes and livelihoods destroyed.
Dzulkifli said revised forestry laws should promote better forest management and encourage livelihoods beside mass logging.
Will that indirectly help people like Mr. Battogtokh, whose livelihoods depend on a strong Chinese economy?
But for hospitality workers across the lockout zone, it has come at a cost: their livelihoods.
Their wheelchairs are necessary to their lives and livelihoods, and they are without question legally disabled.
Texans and others in the region have depended on the industry for their livelihoods for generations.
The extreme stress of losing homes, livelihoods, pets, and property can be difficult to cope with.
This helps to improve miners' livelihoods by lifting them out of the shadow market, he said.
This helps to improve miners' livelihoods by lifting them out of the shadow market, he said.
Survivors who lost their livelihoods say they have no source of income to rebuild their lives.
"This is serious business, and our livelihoods hang in the balance of the debate," Medine said.
In Somalia, drone strikes decimated entire communities, destroying not only lives, but crops, homes, and livelihoods.
More than 60 million people in developing countries depend on lakes and rivers for their livelihoods.
I'll protect your livelihoods, the newly elected president promised factory employees whose jobs were in danger.
They provide food, medicine, shelter, fuel, livelihoods, recreation and sanctuary for diverse peoples around the world.
Read more agriculture visionary: Thomas Njeru Few livelihoods offer as many paths to failure as agriculture.
Residents and shopkeepers in Kisumu complained of damage being done by protesters to property and livelihoods.
And how are we going to make sure that society — jobs, people and livelihoods — are protected?
That move would effectively uproot at least 180 indigenous communities from their ancestral homes and livelihoods.
And it's not as easily dismissed as other habits, ones on which our livelihoods don't rely.
The revival of the factory has restored not only the workers' livelihoods but also their pride.
Communities were destroyed, lives and livelihoods lost, and tens of thousands of people have been displaced.
More recently, in 2017, sex workers in Bangladesh recounted to Motherboard how flooding threatens their livelihoods.
"We want to make this an election about restoring people's livelihoods, starting with pensions," he said.
As the gravy train rolls on, halting it becomes harder: too many livelihoods depend on the ride.
Flocks are slaughtered, livelihoods are wiped out and an ancient way of life is threatened with ruin.
Officials have told people their home areas are safe and they can go back to their livelihoods.
They rate you, you rate them; it's like Yelp, but it actually affects people's lives and livelihoods.
Penalized with a 90-day streaming ban, the livelihoods of streamers are ultimately controlled by an algorithm.
People sell off whatever is left of their homes and livelihoods, pack the essentials and head southeast.
Tourists enjoy visiting a wolf park in Lozère, but farmers fret over their livestock and their livelihoods.
Brussels was then imposing tough financial bailout conditions on member Greece that many economists said destroyed livelihoods.
Should Chinese tourists disappear, or Chinese drinkers stop slurping Australian wine, many Australians could lose their livelihoods.
Investments in waste collection and recycling in emerging economies provide benefits for livelihoods, tourism and public health.
In this case, suppressing that connection is not just destroying the livelihoods of those residents, it's criminal.
For the communities, the land is their lives and source of livelihoods - it's part of their identity.
"In the name of conservation, the local people will lose their ancestral lands and livelihoods," CAT said.
"Foreign fishermen destroyed their livelihoods and deprived them of proper fishing," Salad Nur told the wire service.
Though their wages and livelihoods weren't immediately at stake, some still chose to sit this protest out.
It's people's lives and livelihoods played with to reach the front of TMZ or the Huffington Post.
Over half a million people were pushed out of livelihoods they barely inhabited in the first place.
The company has recently tried to show it can reduce the impact of mining and improve livelihoods.
VICE Impact got the chance to talk with Jessie Baker of the Rainforest Alliance's Landscapes & Livelihoods team.
Criminalizing their livelihoods sends a terrible message to our immigrant communities, especially in our current national climate.
Activists said the area, known for growing apples, was fragile and that the plant could ruin livelihoods.
The only way they could turn voters to their side was by threatening your livelihoods and communities.
To win these battles, communities need to articulate the effects of oil exploration on lives and livelihoods.
It's true — and reprehensible — that some forest offset projects have threatened residents with relocation or disrupted livelihoods.
"These households represent 420,000 people whose livelihoods have been safeguarded," said Julius Kiptarus, Kenya's director of livestock.
Some 40 million people in and around the Amazon directly rely upon the forest for their livelihoods.
"Whistleblowers who report abuses on Wall Street often put their careers and livelihoods at risk," said Cummings.
The opportunities around Africa's blue economies are enormous with significant potential to create jobs and improve livelihoods.
The future of Hancock Lumber, started in 22012, and the livelihoods of hundreds of workers weighed heavily.
Farming becomes more difficult because of poor soil quality, and local communities lose their land and livelihoods.
Private equity has destroyed the livelihoods of millions of people — including at hospitals, grocery stores, and newspapers.
The events industry, like many others, is in a holding pattern as vendors worry about their livelihoods.
"They're wrongfully denying us, which is going to cripple millions of people and their livelihoods," he said.
The investigations cost many their livelihoods, and the term "McCarthyism" has since become synonymous with unfounded fearmongering.
Most new workplace technologies displace some worker tasks and entire jobs, devalue certain skills, and disrupt livelihoods.
Or a hard border is reinstated, threatening economic livelihoods on both sides and potentially reigniting the Troubles.
The lira could fall sharply, as it did last summer, with drastic repercussions for businesses and livelihoods.
"You've got 700 people who've got livelihoods, they've got families, they've got bills to pay," she said.
"You're going to get a lot of scrutiny if you're disrupting other people's livelihoods," Mr. Buffett said.
Some have taken pay cuts, some have lost their jobs, and many livelihoods are still at risk.
"Because we are not talking about political theory, but the reality of people's lives and livelihoods," Mrs.
But realistically -- on severely degraded reefs -- coastal societies will need to find new livelihoods for the future.
Scientists often looked askance at traditional knowledge, sometimes with harmful consequences for both science and indigenous livelihoods.
Now, another economic disaster is threatening European livelihoods, adding to the terror that has captured global markets.
For months, drivers had been warning that their livelihoods were being destroyed by the rise of Uber.
Dams are often built under authoritarian regimes, exacerbating political instability while destroying many citizens' lives and livelihoods.
Do you want the price of participation in public debate to include the fear of lost livelihoods?
"We are already seeing climate change destroy lives, livelihoods and entire communities," she said in an email.
"Air pollution steals our livelihoods and our futures," said Yeb Sano, executive director of Greenpeace Southeast Asia.
Thanks to language in the proclamation, their livelihoods will not be adversely affected by the national monument. .
Fellow mill owners, largely concentrated in the American Southeast, were blaming free trade for destroying their livelihoods.
Having their livelihoods stripped because of a state-sponsored programme they resisted would be a raw deal.
Farmers across America are looking for more sustainable farming methods to combat the weather ravaging their livelihoods.
People living on the edge of poverty have been hit hard, their diets and livelihoods severely affected.
"We want to protect biodiversity out in the ocean, but we also want to protect livelihoods," he said.
This, she notes, was when automation began to threaten the livelihoods of the educated and the upper classes.
Hundreds of thousands of mostly young and skilled people have left the country in search of better livelihoods.
London's traditional black cab drivers have attacked Uber, saying it has undercut safety rules and threatened their livelihoods.
But the difference between Amazon and, say, Twitter, is that its users' livelihoods are dependent on the former.
"If there's a problem with this technology, it could have a profound impact on livelihoods and lives," Rep.
Water-users are divided about the plan, with fishermen pitted against farmers, and both fearing for their livelihoods.
The company is a major source of employment and livelihoods in the impoverished eastern-most province of Indonesia.
The government would put forward measures to improve people's livelihoods, she said in a statement after the visit.
Apocalyptic images show the mess of ashy, charred remains of people's homes and livelihoods in what was Paradise.
The citizens of each of these countries would have good reasons to seek better and safer livelihoods abroad.
But some relocated street vendors said much-reduced foot traffic at their new pitches is threatening their livelihoods.
"An entire business, and the jobs and livelihoods that depend on it, will be in peril," Indivior said.
This year, a weak monsoon season has wiped small cardamom production, threatening the livelihoods of thousands of producers.
We are eroding the very foundations of our economies, livelihoods, food security, health and quality of life worldwide.
The threat of losing their livelihoods brings racism to the fore and takes "Sweat" to its violent climax.
For the left, people's livelihoods and identities are not pet issues, and are worth fighting for every day.
This approach has provided refugees with livelihoods and hope, and helped secure some support from their Ugandan hosts.
"The fund helps farmers, especially subsistence farmers who rely 100 percent on agriculture for their livelihoods," Perez said.
Whether it's for light bulbs, refrigerators or computers, endless amounts of our livelihoods depend on the grid's current.
Moreover, yours is the judgment upon which these men's livelihoods depend, and they're not happy when you're wrong.
It's the perfect storm — violence, no legal protections, disrupted livelihoods, hunger and poverty, the breakdown of social systems.
With their livelihoods at stake, many Western Canadians may be wondering whether they even belong in Canada anymore.
Having a criminal record for marijuana use is damaging to people's livelihoods and life opportunities, particularly for youths.
Thousands of workers' livelihoods have been devastated," Gillibrand said, adding that the president "is not on your side.
He told Business Insider that some of his clients believed a no-deal Brexit would destroy their livelihoods.
Climate change is threatening the livelihoods of the people of tiny Kiribati, and even the island nation's existence.
Local communities that rely on national park visitors for their livelihoods are also alarmed by the administration's proposal.
"We have no income, no livelihoods here ... We are not greedy, but we need to survive," he said.
The report also notes risks for indigenous peoples whose livelihoods and cultures are uniquely dependent on natural resources.
What we do know is that some industries have been disrupted and that has changed lives and livelihoods.
We're already seeing these kinds of disruptions around the world, devastating homes, livelihoods, and costing thousands of lives.
Protecting livelihoods and building resilience among farm and rural populations will lead to fewer lives on the line.
Most have been uprooted because their livelihoods have been destroyed – sometimes by unaffordable food rather than direct violence.
But these tensions are only ramping up now as the virus threatens to disrupt people's lives and livelihoods.
The government devised a solution that will reduce unsustainable fishing practices while supporting alternative livelihoods in coastal communities.
Moreover, the failure to diversify the economy away from hydrocarbons means Russian livelihoods still swing with oil prices.
To do this we need to find innovative ways to provide sustainable alternative livelihoods options for our people.
Populists have long contended that the global system of free trade hurt the livelihoods of many American workers.
The politicians handed out phone chargers and hugged displaced residents who spoke about property destroyed and livelihoods upended.
The resulting gentrification threatens the livelihoods of some renters, including many of the city's nonwhite and L.G.B.T. residents.
About two-thirds of India's 1.3 billion people depend directly or indirectly on the land for their livelihoods.
They compete for their livelihoods and take care of their families, sometimes making huge sacrifices for their children.
" Shane Mahoney, from Canada, is the chair of the North American IUCN group on "sustainable use and livelihoods.
Looming over the horizon is a future in which self-driving trucks threaten to eliminate many drivers' livelihoods.
Last year, Cyclone Winston devastated the island's crop, threatening farmers' livelihoods even as it sent kava prices soaring.
With climate deniers making federal policy, we need to act locally to protect our region and our livelihoods.
The thaw is harming indigenous peoples' hunting livelihoods on the ice and threatening wildlife such as polar bears.
We understand there are many people around the world whose livelihoods are dependent upon the fossil fuel industry.
But when we do, politics is the last distraction we need — especially when it threatens lives and livelihoods.
The epidemic now threatens the livelihoods of fishing communities around the globe and, ultimately, the world's food supply.
I can't predict the future, but I know that migration will increase when people have their livelihoods destroyed.
And the conversation isn't just about when and how public figures should lose their status and their livelihoods.
These are people torn from their lives and their livelihoods, and there is no bridge to anywhere better.
From resources to emissions, biodiversity to waste and well-being, fashion destroys lives as well as creating livelihoods.
Others believe their livelihoods are endangered by the animals, which kill what people value, like pets and livestock.
Automation is about to destroy the livelihoods of many kinds of worker, from taxi driver to investment banker.
The consequences will be dire: loss of homes and livelihoods, hunger and disease, probably conflict, but eventually dislocation.
It is a place where people have long said that restrictive federal land policies are strangling their livelihoods.
That means more workers will face triple-digit temperatures, often for single-digit wages, threatening lives and livelihoods.
But it is yet more vital; backsliding is a threat to the livelihoods of hundreds of millions of people.
"As long as livelihoods in the camps don't improve, they will always say yes to going outside," said Kabir.
Trade unions say the mine complex provides livelihoods for more than 100,000 people in the European Union's poorest member.
Hardest hit are small-scale and subsistence farmers as they largely depend on rain-fed crops for their livelihoods.
Beyond local consumption needs and providing livelihoods for residents, maintaining crops is an integral part of maintaining societal structures.
What effect might this saga have on the livelihoods of Queens residents who rely on these trains every day?
Clean energy sources like solar can deliver benefits to refugees by enhancing safety, security, health and livelihoods, she added.
Concrete is also blamed for rampant sand mining, which has damaged the environment and hurt livelihoods in Southeast Asia.
But new carbon emission limits and pending bans on diesel and gasoline cars in major markets threaten their livelihoods.
The ruling also required the government to compensate the families who have lost their homes and livelihoods thus far.
But even smaller changes can kick up big political pushback from those who rely on Medicare for their livelihoods.
I sleep better knowing that my leisure and work trips can help boost economies, provide livelihoods and alleviate poverty.
I think that a future King of England is so in touch with the livelihoods lifestyles of young people.
Many borrowers made their livelihoods more disaster-proof by starting more drought-tolerant activities such as trading or horticulture.
They are worried about the impact on their communities, livelihoods and security if they accept refugees into their countries.
For farmers, construction workers, artists, surfers, ski bums, and skilled tradespeople, their pickup trucks are essential to their livelihoods.
This fiery approach consumed the suffragettes' livelihoods and health—inevitably making it harder to sustain than the constitutional one.
And yet, even with the threat of tragedy looming over them, entire families' livelihoods rest on these precarious mines.
"Tourism is important, but we need to preserve these spaces for our future generations, for future livelihoods," he said.
"The variety and multiplicity of threats to pollinators and pollination generate risks to people and livelihoods," the report stated.
Local farmers say they are being unfairly singled out and the move to evict them would destroy their livelihoods.
And every year, it seems to the men whose livelihoods depend upon it, the road of ice melts earlier.
Or is it because it's the thing the industry is funding the most, because it will extend their livelihoods?
Hundreds of small firms were affected by scandals at Lloyds and RBS, with some losing their businesses and livelihoods.
In Bhubaneswar, campaigners say about 13,000 slum dwellers will be evicted, many of whom will also lose their livelihoods.
In Africa, for example, desertification sharpens local conflicts, as well as ruining livelihoods, and this forces people to flee.
Drivers sit atop a pyramid of 500-700 employees, from engineers to marketing departments, whose livelihoods depend on them.
Why should the Librarian have unilateral authority over an appointment that impacts so many livelihoods in the United States?
For the hundreds of villagers who gave up their land for the city, their very livelihoods are at stake.
Other families lost their cattle when their farms were seized in the first fighting, so whole livelihoods have gone.
Residents already say their livelihoods have improved since the makeover, as they can now give tours and sell souvenirs.
Yet, even with all the risks attached to muguka, many Kenyan farmers are hoping it will save their livelihoods.
Heirs property is just one of a number of systemic obstacles that black Americans face in building secure livelihoods.
Mr. Mo is one of hundreds of villagers who say their livelihoods and the local environment are at risk.
This poses a threat to Facebook and its social media rivals, who depend on that harvesting for their livelihoods.
To make matters worse, luxury villas and golf courses are affecting the livelihoods of farmers by sucking up water.
Why it matters: Self-driving trucks stand to transform the livelihoods of millions of truck drivers around the country.
Coastal communities, businesses and elected officials understand that offshore oil drilling threatens existing jobs, economies, the environment and livelihoods.
"It's not funny, putting the livelihoods of hard-working Australians at risk," the prime minister told reporters in Canberra.
In turn, for Latino Americans and their families, this makes Trump an existential threat to their lives and livelihoods.
Shutoffs have serious downsides: for one, they're expensive, since many people now depend on the internet for their livelihoods.
As a result, Rare predicts that over 90,000 fishers and 85033,000 residents will have improved livelihoods and food security.
But igniting trade wars with the nation's biggest trading partners would not improve the livelihoods of America's working class.
Consultants and those whose financial livelihoods depend on their professional connections to the party were quick to come around.
For the many people who will lose their property and livelihoods, the fight is more than one of principle.
If they were going to save the aquifer, the farmers would have to administer policies harming their own livelihoods.
These citizens, who lost their livelihoods and homes, were subject to further oppression by government agencies during recovery efforts.
It has stolen our energy supplies and fisheries, harmed Ukrainian livelihoods, and blocked traffic and trade to our ports.
The drivers say removing jeepneys from the road would deprive them of their livelihoods, and shut down small businesses.
The coronavirus pandemic is posing a threat to their livelihoods, as it is for many others across the globe.
In the areas hardest hit this past month, where levees are shredded and livelihoods shattered, many blame the Corps.
The poorest, their rural livelihoods in ruins, will most likely have no choice but to head to the cities.
Connected landscapes and our natural heritage are at risk, along with people's livelihoods and the health of our communities.
But you are campaigning at the start of a global pandemic that threatens millions of lives and countless livelihoods.
The more passive we are in the face of the coronavirus, the more lives and livelihoods it will destroy.
"Aerocene Pacha" also aims to raise awareness of the different communities whose livelihoods are variously threatened by climate change.
He and his administration have said the economic impacts of climate regulations are the real danger to Americans' livelihoods.
In doing so, she says you can promote a story or movement without jeopardizing the livelihoods of those impacted.
YouTube has given us a glimpse at what happens when users start associating social platforms with something more: livelihoods.
Not all brokers are shady, and we shouldn't be celebrating a change in policy that could ruin their livelihoods.
They have lost their livelihoods and their citizenship; they have been separated from their husbands and wives and children.
Trade is vital to the health of economies of our states and the livelihoods of the people we've represented.
Living life in the closet also gives city dwellers the chance to pursue their livelihoods without paying additional rent.
In many cases, those are people with power themselves, whose decisions affect the lives and livelihoods of many people.
The loss of ice in mountain regions is affecting people's livelihoods, depriving communities of water and harming wildlife habitats.
All of this, it said, could lead to displacements and affect the livelihoods of millions of farmers and fishermen.
"Instead, these tariffs threaten to increase costs for American families and destroy the livelihoods of U.S. workers," Gold said.
Linda Thorpe, a health administrator, argued that while the Sandringham farm supported livelihoods, farmers generally got too much subsidy.
Extreme heat is already devastating the health and livelihoods of tens of millions of people, especially in South Asia.
They should not have to sacrifice their health and livelihoods in order to provide quality care for their patients.
But then when we lose our jobs, our livelihoods, we crawl into a dark corner, hide and self-medicate.
With two weeks' notice to leave, Saudi husbands fear they might forfeit their livelihoods if they follow their Qatari wives.
Ending the conflict might cost the warring parties their livelihoods, so they have stopped talking to the UN's special envoy.
Authorities will strike a balance between stabilizing economic growth, promoting reforms, controlling risks and improving people's livelihoods, the politburo said.
Every statement we write and policy we create has the potential to impact the livelihoods of millions across the country.
Locals who fear for their livelihoods could be given work as rangers with the job of looking after the reserves.
The expansion of existing bans on cow slaughter wrecked the livelihoods of millions of farmers who bought and sold cattle.
Under India's Forest Rights Act of 2006, tribal households can harvest and use forest resources to maintain their ancestral livelihoods.
It was bad for Disney's business, and bad for employees' livelihoods, and bad for Disney fans who wanted good games.
So it is no wonder that efforts to push bushmeat hunters into other livelihoods seem to be making little headway.
When women's livelihoods relies on men's approval of their ability to serve, men often take full advantage of their position.
The plaintiffs stand to lose their livelihoods and health insurance for themselves and their families—not to mention their dignity.
For instance, there are more than 200 million people in India who rely on the craft sector for their livelihoods.
Aside from maintaining the global climate, intact forests stabilize weather locally and regionally, which sustains livelihoods for millions of people.
But for 65-year-old Li, these changing attitudes threaten an ancient art form and the livelihoods of many carvers.
Nearly 19,000 people were killed or left missing and 160,000 lost their homes and livelihoods in the quake and tsunami.
Aside from the safety trainings and free accident insurance that drivers get, we are also helping them enhance their livelihoods.
He is known for the building of mega townships and for being a strong advocate of transforming livelihoods through education.
A monument designation grants federal bureaucrats life and death power over ranchers and others whose livelihoods depend on the land.
Supporters of the legislation say it is needed to help protect the livelihoods of farmers already struggling with recurring drought.
Those who farm rice are often some of the poorest agricultural workers, and their livelihoods are threatened by environmental changes.
But they still remain the lifeline for local communities who are dependent on them for their sustenance, livelihoods, and traditions.
The refugee-protection regime established after the second world war promised livelihoods and security offered by stable states, not NGOs.
Damage to property and infrastructure, on the other hand, could well be massive, as could displacement and loss of livelihoods.
We dive into the myriad threats faced by corals and by the millions of people whose livelihoods depend on them.
It never delivered on its promise, blew through hundreds of millions of dollars, and harmed countless livelihoods along the way.
Animals are dying of thirst, and the livelihoods of families that rely on sheep or cattle are being wiped out.
Salmon farmers, however, told the newspaper that they are concerned with how the battle for water will affect their livelihoods.
With their livelihoods dependent on winning office (and votes), they tend to go where they believe those votes to be.
Scattered among bullet casings are mementos of lost livelihoods: locks of copper-colored hair extensions, children's schoolbooks, scraps of clothing.
He emphasized how important it is for composers to understand their rights and to band together to protect their livelihoods.
U.S. leadership is especially needed now when pests and disease are spreading as quickly as ever, threatening our farmers livelihoods.
Twitch isn&apost the only platform whose creators have expressed frustration and loss of livelihoods due to mistakenly implemented bans.
This enhances lives and livelihoods with vibrant communities, strong families and profitable businesses at farm gates and on Main Streets.
It's hard not to feel sympathy (and vicarious frustration) for the fishermen, considering that their livelihoods are at stake here.
But Sumaila warned that failing to curb global warming could threaten the livelihoods and food source of millions of people.
After all of this clean up work, Flint's drinking water and the livelihoods of its citizens stand in perpetual limbo.
Swinomish rights to fish in the Puget Sound are guaranteed by historic treaties and their livelihoods depend on commercial fisheries.
However, the core concern of federal economic policy must be the folks whose livelihoods depend upon our small-business culture.
For many people living on the margins, the virus has already disrupted paychecks and livelihoods, and more disruptions are coming.
But lives as well as livelihoods are possibly at stake in what's being said, and everyday conversation becomes a minefield.
For those who seek to open stores now and build livelihoods around them, the challenges are forbidding if not insurmountable.
Jobs have been lost, livelihoods destroyed, food is being wasted, and goods intended for Europe and the Middle East delayed.
The gridlock in Washington over border wall funding is hurting their livelihoods and their ability to pay for basic necessities.
With the government clampdown on their livelihoods, the villagers began to receive death threats for their participation in the film.
Business Insider spoke to 25 nurses, who revealed a nationwide mask shortage was putting their livelihoods — and health — at risk.
To save their livelihoods, many dairy farms have started breweries, bolstering bottom lines with a different kind of liquid capital.
"People who are holding onto their livelihoods by their fingernails thought that at least Trump gave a crap," she says.
Thousands upon thousands of workers are losing their livelihoods with every passing day that Congress continues to drag its feet.
Local hotelier Vince Bruner said that the 300 people he employs would likely lose their livelihoods if the beaches closed.
Less obvious is whether governments are competent or trusted enough to take extraordinary measures to save lives, livelihoods, and economies.
She believed that developing dairy products from carabaos, a type of water buffalo, could help local farmers improve their livelihoods.
The damage that leaving the European Union could do to their lives and livelihoods was hardly considered in wider Britain.
"The wonderful Nygard employees who rely upon the companies for their livelihoods must now be the priority," Frydman's statement said.
Most frequently, the drivers talked about how tough it was to earn a living, with Uber looming over their livelihoods.
On Tuesday, sheep farmers in Wales excoriated the new prime minister for imperiling their livelihoods by jeopardizing exports to Europe.
There is still time to stop rising heat from destroying lives and livelihoods in Odisha, environment and development experts said.
Primarily, it's creators and content owners struggling to keep up with rampant piracy and unauthorized uses that threaten their livelihoods.
"Is people's recreation more important than people's lives and livelihoods?" he said, cursing the nice lake houses around the reservoir.
For hundreds of years, Jews living in Russia were persecuted under various czars, and their livelihoods and residences were limited.
The UNCCD said the phenomenon is one of humanity's most pressing problems, which undermines food security, livelihoods, stability and health.
So, forgive the preaching, but talking of a safe future seems disingenuous when endangering the lives and livelihoods of others.
"This pipeline represents a threat to the livelihoods and health of our Nation every day it is operational," Faith said.
Tecson said historically most efforts to improve livelihoods on the islands were created for fishermen as "projects" to help communities.
Regardless, Blanco worries what these growing restrictions are doing to livelihoods of people who come from communities already under attack.
"Dams can exacerbate poverty and worsen conditions for people who earn their livelihoods from land and river ecosystems," it said.
That leaves them on the sidelines of the debate, even though their livelihoods depend upon the future of Bristol Bay.
A viral meme is letting everyone make fun of their career choices and their families&apos reactions to their livelihoods.
Some of the people I spoke with expressed anger that their livelihoods are now threatened over a border wall fight.
The alternative is stronger, more frequent hurricanes, droughts, floods, famines and wildfires, costing lives and livelihoods on a global scale.
The Taliban's message now is all about being 'protectors of the poppy,' preserving the nation's livelihoods against Kabul's 'kaffir government'.
But as the contracts dried up, hundreds of thousands of Afghans who relied on them for employment lost their livelihoods.
Further afield, coral bleaching is a potential humanitarian crisis in countries that rely on reefs for food and basic livelihoods.
So they're clearly all tied, in the sense that these guys have linked their careers and livelihoods to each other.
Could some of its former fighters, now gathered in temporary camps, find new, peaceful livelihoods as birding guides or in conservation?
And small business owners, some of whom who rely on the government for their livelihoods, are beginning to feel the pinch.
It's a human tragedy of a city deluged, of rising waters taking lives and destroying homes and livelihoods, inflicting psychological trauma.
Activists claim the pipeline, which is almost complete, will contaminate local water supplies, threaten their livelihoods, and irrecoverably damage sacred sites.
But much more is at stake than just work for those whose livelihoods and histories are ingrained in this tiny town.
Rural areas often have agriculture-dependent economies, so the livelihoods of low-income residents are more vulnerable to changing environmental conditions.
It threatens to rob future generations of their livelihoods in those regions where wildlife tourism is the core of local economies.
That would harm the livelihoods of the 500,000 people driving for the company in Latin America's largest economy, according to Uber.
It added that the authorities would strike a balance between stabilizing economic growth, promoting reforms, controlling risks and improving people's livelihoods.
As well as destroying homes, Irma is possibly destroying livelihoods in Chokoloskee, said Austin Johnson, a 27-year-old stone crabber.
Those subsidies make up a huge chunk of farmers' livelihoods: they account for 55 percent of total agricultural income in 2015.
A first-time founder is also new to the pressures of entrepreneurship, of having employees rely on you for their livelihoods.
It's a drastic and controversial move to avoid sparking a fire and it's already impacted the lives and livelihoods of millions.
Activists warn the proposed construction of power plants near the Sundarbans would damage the environment and affect the livelihoods of millions.
It endangers the livelihoods of farmers and the lives of the giant mammals, who have been shot or poisoned in return.
Over a quarter of Mongolians lead rural pastoral livelihoods, though many have smartphones and access to 3G, and even 4G networks.
Rather than fleeing to the United States, Hondurans threatened by the country's ubiquitous gangs could find security and livelihoods in ZEDEs.
Such ice loss doesn't bode well for the hundreds of millions that depend on Himalayan glaciers for their water and livelihoods.
"In an age of climate uncertainty and rapid urbanization, there are merits to protecting indigenous agriculture and farmers' livelihoods," he said.
Xi said he hoped North Korea could achieve even greater achievements in improving its economy and people's livelihoods, the ministry said.
To them, Cloudflare's decision is another brick in a wall being built between their livelihoods and the rest of the world.
The total annual catch of 600,000 to one million tonnes has become extremely important for coastal livelihoods of eastern Pacific countries.
But for farmers who have already battled severe drought this year, the latest threat has put their entire livelihoods at risk.
This, according to the environmental group, contributes to climate change, ruins livelihoods and homes, and destroys the habitats of endangered species.
Songwriters and composers have been relegated to the sidelines for way too long on an issue that directly affects their livelihoods.
It is also connecting them with markets for their goods and training them in new livelihoods and how to run businesses.
Environmentalists - and even musicians - are appealing for the protection of common land to safeguard livelihoods and protect against climate-change impacts.
So legislators must balance any downsizing with the economic anxieties of working-class people dependent on steel cages for their livelihoods.
Rodchenkov suggested the role of agents and others whose livelihoods depended on highly-paid players made doping less likely in soccer.
We have protected the lives and livelihoods of untold millions by being willing to sacrifice the lives of our own troops.
And, despite rolling out new direct monetization features, creators remain concerned about YouTube's policies hurting their reach and, accordingly, their livelihoods.
As the Plan nears its day in court, it remains an overreaching threat to the livelihoods of seniors and minority citizens.
This corresponds to over 450,2023 workers – and their families – who could lose their livelihoods due to teens preferring Juuls over Parliaments.
By then, Illauq worried, it would be too late—marine mammals would be gone along with the livelihoods of Clyde residents.
If you deal with those, there's a lot you can do to help improve the people's livelihoods and preserve their culture.
During their recent visit to St. Helena, scientists studied whale shark movements and the impact of plastic pollution on their livelihoods.
For years, taxi drivers and their allies in government have gone after what they considered an existential threat to their livelihoods.
"It will never be recovered, never be spent to provide education, health care, safe environments, livelihoods or a future for children."
" Russia, he said, "is ripping up the rule book by undermining democracy, wrecking livelihoods by targeting critical infrastructure, and weaponizing information.
Such programs have curtailed livelihoods with minimal compensation, constrained community access to forest resources, and undermined local governance, the letter said.
With farms empty or destroyed, trade and livelihoods ruined and the economy battered, food production and households' purchasing power are plummeting.
But as their markets have shrunk or disappeared, many are now claiming that save-the-seal activism has destroyed their livelihoods.
He also vowed to find and punish those responsible and to provide economic assistance to those who had lost their livelihoods.
"A situation like this literally affects every crevice and crack of your livelihoods, of your relationships," the actor said, tearing up.
They want to become teachers, lawyers, doctors, police officers and nurses, with hopes to build strong livelihoods while serving their communities.
Climate change causes conflict due to competition over diminishing resources and may also threaten livelihoods and force mass migration, it said.
To be so focused on yourself when so many are struggling for their lives and their livelihoods is hard to take.
American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees, however, will have immediate and lasting implications for the livelihoods of queer people.
That translates to many thousands of potential voters who, like Mr. Hause, have livelihoods dependent on the future of the industry.
At the same time, independent contractors don't get paid time off or sick days; not hiring them cuts into their livelihoods.
For workers, such as plumbers and carpenters, it would have a negative impact on their livelihoods, such as missing new jobs.
With weather patterns becoming more extreme each year, "we support people because we want people to keep their livelihoods", he said.
Paid sick leave is not something that should only occur to you once a pandemic threatens millions of lives and livelihoods.
Millions of average Americans lost their livelihoods and homes as the global financial crisis spiraled out of control a decade ago.
The lives and livelihoods of the Bedouins who mostly populate the E-1 area could also be put at serious risk.
But the consequences of such extreme weather go even further, beyond livelihoods, hunger and education, to the population's health -- including HIV.
Corporations previously assumed that natural and social capital, like the environment and workers' livelihoods, were "free" and could largely be ignored.
Many living in the region have experienced hurricanes for years, suffering through the loss of homes, livelihoods and even loved ones.
Other characters and ticket sellers who depend on tips from tourists have opposed the measure as a restriction on their livelihoods.
Spanning seven countries, including Nigeria, Niger and Cameroon, the lake basin is critical to the livelihoods of nearly 30 million people.
The AI dash cam Nexar, for example, helps drivers prevent accidents, and protect their credibility and livelihoods when accidents do happen.
We'll remain adamant that this NAFTA renegotiation process must institute a fair trade framework that benefits the livelihoods of all Americans.
A president who has real people's families and livelihoods dependent on his success and the success of his company for decades.
"Without proper maintenance comes problems, which can have a huge impact on a regional economy and local people's livelihoods," she said.
But orthopedic surgeons know that what they do helps people get back to their lives, their livelihoods and their loved ones.
This short-sighted decision is an attack on my constituents and so many Americans whose livelihoods depend on the solar industry.
It has also led to landslides, which further erode coastlines and hurt communities that depend on the water for their livelihoods.
The time for thinking about how the imminent political shift will impact the lives and livelihoods of artists is upon us.
"We very much are trying to work with the fishermen, and we realize that these guys' livelihoods depend on it," Viezbicke says.
Canada had already applied levies on US pork and dairy products, angering US farmers who rely on that market for their livelihoods.
And shortcomings in the areas of access to reproductive care and preventing sexual assault and violence continue to threaten livelihoods and health.
It's this anxiety over our careers, our livelihoods, and our ambitions that is driving this conversation, and we need to recognize it.
In all, this is yet another piece of data showing that expanding Medicaid has not only improved livelihoods, but actually saved lives.
Successive governments have connived at and hastened the corporate hijacking of Indian agriculture, privileging the profits of a few over countless livelihoods.
BTS World, on the other hand, was brought to life by those who hold the contracts to BTS's work, likenesses, and livelihoods.
He snapped up the region's best cows and dairy machinery from farmers and businessmen whose livelihoods had been hammered by the siege.
Between the lines: Unlike corn, soybeans don't store well, so farmers are risking their livelihoods for an economic detente that isn't guaranteed.
Two, limiting a freelance journalist's work to 25 assignments each year per news outlet will disrupt the livelihoods of many freelance journalists.
Getty added that Google was threatening the livelihoods of 200,000 contributors who relied on the company's business model to make a living.
Residents within a 20 km radius of the facility were forced to evacuate their homes and leave behind their livelihoods and possessions.
Those artists could do well to adopt a new strategy, as they can no longer count on music sales for their livelihoods.
Leif Brottem, assistant professor of global development studies at Grinnell College, specializes in the role of geographic mobility within West African livelihoods.
Instead, our policies harm our economy by making the United States less competitive, and they threaten the livelihoods of millions of immigrants.
The Election Is Just Like [Insert TV Show/Movie]It's like fantasy, except the results might threaten the livelihoods of many Americans.
They're also particularly vulnerable to the overall drop in consumer spending because their livelihoods tend to be more dependent on cash transactions.
Those numbers have only accelerated rising tensions between anti-coal environmentalists and those who've long depended on the industry for their livelihoods.
Logistics companies whose livelihoods depend on Maersk-owned terminals weren't all treated as well during the outage as Maersk's customers, for instance.
This means providing empowerment and autonomy to communities which live in at-risk areas, including access to resources, education, livelihoods, and health.
"Google's behavior is adversely affecting not only our contributors, but the lives and livelihoods of artists around the world, present and future."
As a result, those sources say, they are cut off from sources of livelihoods and most services, and reliant on humanitarian handouts.
Women often face a greater risk of getting sick, losing their livelihoods, living in poverty, and being displaced when weather disasters strike.
But today, they are the most visible manifestation of neoliberal economic policies that have destroyed the livelihoods, hopes and dreams of millions.
In 193, Cambodian refugee Chhaya Chhoum co-founded Mekong NYC, fighting for the rights and livelihoods of Southeast Asians in the Bronx.
We're viewed as unmanageable liabilities that threaten the freedom and livelihoods of healthcare professionals across every point of the continuum of care….
Afraid, we think about our lives and livelihoods, loved ones and friends, and we doubt the meaning or efficacy of our politics.
The Rainforest Alliance works to protect forest and wildlife and to improve the livelihoods of the communities in and around the forest.
The shopkeepers attacked Hezbollah on national television for inspiring a slum clearance and redevelopment project that deprived them of their meager livelihoods.
In Colorado, the AGree Economic and Environmental Risk Coalition works with farmers and ranchers to protect both natural resources and farmers' livelihoods.
African and other farmers are going to have to make radical changes to their livelihoods, with consequences that are hard to predict.
In this digital age, foreign powers should not be able to disrupt elections or destroy the livelihoods of U.S. citizens with impunity.
In Florida alone, nearly 6900,2628 farm jobs could be lost – livelihoods and family incomes that aren't just numbers on a balance sheet.
"We're going to stop the regulations that threaten the future and livelihoods of our great coal miners," Trump said during the speech.
"Understanding these kind of adaptive tradeoffs will be key to mitigating risk and ensuring the livelihoods of coastal populations today," he added.
Bos is the director of government relations at World Vision U.S., where Saracco is a policy adviser for food security and livelihoods.
"His money would have been used to destroy the livelihoods of other content creators, which is no bueno," one Reddit user said.
In El Salvador, USCRI now runs the Livelihoods project, teaching young adults who were deported from the U.S. skills to support themselves.
Many Americans, especially those who rely on the manufacturing sector for their livelihoods, see global competition as a threat to their jobs.
Now delivery workers who depend on the bikes for their livelihoods can do so without fear of a ticket or $500 fine.
There's caprice in the formation of a fluky inland sea, giving rise to all kinds of lives and livelihoods and art projects.
That must change if we want to spur economic growth, expand opportunity, and give people more control over their lives and livelihoods.
But while those men have the airport to thank for their livelihoods, herder Hassan Halake sees it as a threat to his.
There's no better time to push harder on mitigating the worst effects of climate change, which threatens all aspects of our livelihoods.
They're taking jobs at our time of business that we wait all year for—they took livelihoods from more than just strippers.
New home grow restrictions aren't just limiting folks' ability to create their own medical or recreational marijuana; it's also impacting people's livelihoods.
Photo courtesy of Getty Images Photo courtesy of Getty Images In all of this, there are people whose livelihoods are at stake.
The science, however, is clear — wetlands and reefs have high value for flood reduction and they contribute to livelihoods, fisheries and more.
Bahamian fishermen and vendors, who depend on the conch industry for income, fear that these new possible laws will jeopardize their livelihoods.
The government is considering new regulations to protect the marine animal, but many Bahamians fear that these laws will harm their livelihoods.
Its critics worry that it will damage the area's fragile marine ecosystem, threaten the livelihoods of fishing communities and pollute the air.
By the end, the stakes seem trivial, even though families and livelihoods are in play and big ideas hover in the background.
Without livelihoods, they were reduced to long days and evenings full of waiting for news of missing relatives or much-needed aid.
This means they are risking their own mental health, livelihoods and can become overwhelmed by watching acts of violence against their friends.
The climate threat is a worldwide emergency that needs to be addressed to secure the livelihoods of my generation and subsequent ones.
Such tactics eradicated countless livelihoods; most survivors had little choice but to abandon hope and move their families into the prepared hamlets.
But a majority of people expressed anxieties — about their families, livelihoods, public services, residency rights and futures — with uncertainty the dominant mood.
YouTubers concerned about safeguarding their livelihoods should look into diversifying their revenue streams or use crowdfunding platforms like Patreon to stay afloat.
Many flight attendants have previously told Business Insider that their main concern is the harm the outbreak is doing to their livelihoods.
The terms should also not affect "the social situation and livelihoods" and there should be "political understanding" on any program, he said.
As the COVID-2202 exacts an unimaginable price in lives and livelihoods, it is hard to think of anything else right now.
"Difficult decisions have to be made in these unprecedented times, when people's lives and livelihoods are being lost," Richards told Newcastle's website.
Some families are only managing to hold on to their rural homes and livelihoods with help from local and international aid groups.
He and others argue that the act has become skewed toward restricting economic development and Americans' livelihoods rather than protecting threatened animals.
At the global epicenter, in China, mass quarantines have apparently slowed the spread, but at a steep cost to livelihoods and liberties.
However, it cannot come at the cost of atrocious human rights violations, destroying the livelihoods of American workers, and destructive environmental practices.
The W.T.O. warned that intensifying trade conflicts posed a direct threat to jobs and livelihoods, while discouraging companies from expanding and innovating.
And the freelance writers, graphic artists, videographers, and so on who were logical WeWork clients were seeing their livelihoods decimated by technology.
But that is small comfort to those whose livelihoods depend on e-cigarettes and who credit vaping with turning their lives around.
This is a matter of livelihoods and of a regional economy and a lot of other things that are going on here.
By helping to improve livelihoods, foreign aid can help support a generation of demand for U.S. goods and build stable trading partners.
But today, janitors, Amazon delivery drivers and warehouse workers are often employed by subcontractors who have little real power over their livelihoods.
Yet it presents new risks to individual privacy and livelihoods — including the possibility that the tech will replace people in their jobs.
Those threatened by climate change need special attention to ensure that healthy diets, livelihoods, communities and value chains are protected and resilient.
Shareholders lost around 80 percent of their investments - and some their livelihoods as RBS cut jobs as part of a major restructuring.
However, "there is concern for a possible impact on the World Heritage site and the livelihoods of the local communities," UNESCO said.
Women understand if we fall apart, become hysterical or fight back we risk putting our lives and often our livelihoods at risk.
In 2009 ISIS' recruitment efforts targeted impoverished farmers in Iraq whose livelihoods were devastated by drought and fierce winds, according to Saghir.
My dentist, for instance, provides middle-class livelihoods for dozens of people and should not be discriminated against because of her profession.
Insurance could mitigate the risks that climate change presents to lives and livelihoods—if the industry itself were not also under threat.
And it is a slap in the face to the local communities that rely on tourism to those areas for their livelihoods.
The shutdown has been especially challenging to the nation's courts and criminal justice system, and to those whose livelihoods depend on them.
While headlining comedians cancel their gigs without real consequence, lesser-known touring comedians are having their livelihoods threatened by the coronavirus pandemic.
These are people who are losing their livelihoods, their families, and who knows what else, all because they cannot buy their freedom.
It's the death pledge that gives us the right to our homes, the places that nurture and sustain our livelihoods and lives.
"Unfortunately, SHG has more than once chosen the side of redevelopment, prioritizing art and artists over people's livelihoods," it read in part.
Unpredictable weather patterns and environmental degradation resulting from climate change in the arid Sahel and Horn will worsen food insecurity and jeopardize livelihoods.
" Watson appears to be concerned with wrecking the planet only because it threatens "our economies, livelihoods, food security, health and quality of life.
But more important, they're working to allow regular Syrians, those most impacted by the ongoing war, to take control of their own livelihoods.
This is one way to make sure that what you eat is less damaging and/or helps sustain livelihoods and good agricultural practices.
Photo: Gizmodo (Melanie Ehrenkranz)The dangers of the law on the livelihoods and safety of sex workers became clear in its immediate aftermath.
Instead, it's only cost him more, tanking his already low approval rating and putting hundreds of thousands of Americans' livelihoods on the line.
The livelihoods of the world's poorest are most exposed to climate change disasters, because poverty makes it impossible to escape, says the research.
They are becoming more frequent and more intense -- and each has a disastrous impact on the economies of nations and livelihoods of people.
Authorities also offered to compensate fishermen whose livelihoods depend on the trade that's killing vaquitas to the tune of $37 million per year.
The same is true for political disasters, as when farmers' livelihoods are directly hit by trade distortions such as President Trump's tariff policies.
What we do know is that the internet and the livelihoods that can be built off it are increasingly precarious and increasingly fabricated.
The people whose livelihoods depend on capturing attention will adapt and find ways to exploit The New Big Huge Black Box Attention Market.
But every day without action is a day that our ecosystems suffer -- and also the people who rely on them for their livelihoods.
Herniati, who goes by one name, said their income had quadrupled since she began working, thanks to a project to improve local livelihoods.
I suspect if they said no to something that made them uncomfortable on set at any point, it wouldn't affect their livelihoods, either.
The drivers took Uber to court last year, accusing the U.S.-based ride-hailing app of endangering their livelihoods and seeking its shutdown.
"Besides contributing considerable revenue to conservation, wildlife-based tourism can contribute significantly to education, economies, job creation, and human livelihoods," the paper states.
Their livelihoods, and all that they have invested in clawing their way through the system, can evaporate with the stroke of a pen.
They were forced to abandon their homes and livelihoods as paramilitary groups, guerrilla fighters, and the military fought for control over their land.
You and I have talked a fair bit about how fintech isn't like other tech sectors, because you're dealing with money and livelihoods.
The livelihoods and businesses it supports across Australia far exceeds the numbers supported by many industries we would consider too big to fail.
At the local community level, the fund helps develop sustainable livelihoods on forest products so they do not need to cut down trees.
Instead, the country's leaders must promote human rights and development by addressing the long-term impacts of violence on Iraqis' health and livelihoods.
They also asked for formal recognition of their right to earn livelihoods, and to be allowed to participate in decision-making on vending.
Our livelihoods are threatened by three Persian Gulf-based carriers that continue to penetrate the United States market while benefiting from government subsidies.
Nakumatt has estimated in court papers that closing the chain would affect the livelihoods of more than 30,000 people, including 6,720 direct employees.
Factories and business in the port city of Karachi, Pakistan's commercial hub, have been badly affected, threatening jobs and the livelihoods of workers.
If, instead, it continues to sacrifice our livelihoods to enrich a few chief executives, we will fight tooth and nail to defeat it.
He also said the proposal relied on undefined measures to compensate fishermen for potential damage to their livelihoods caused by the wind farm.
Those hurt by the changing economy believe that all that they hold dear — their livelihoods, their communities, their towns — are being phased out.
Each house is home to between eight and 10 people and an informal economy of micro businesses has emerged as people created livelihoods.
Decisions being made in Washington about their way of life, their communities, their coastal resources and their livelihoods would have very real consequences.
Instead, they saw it as a political distraction while their livelihoods were being strangled by Mr. Trump's unpopular tariffs and a bad harvest.
"The EPA had placed the livelihoods of far too many people on the line when they attempted to impose these rule," Paxton said.
At least 400 indigenous tribes live in the rainforest, and their cultures and livelihoods are intimately linked with the state of the Amazon.
Business owners on the border between the United Kingdom and Ireland are bracing themselves for an economic shock that could wreck their livelihoods.
More dams will likely further deplete their numbers, impacting tens of millions of people whose food and livelihoods depend on freshwater fish harvests.
Cutting aid is playing roulette with people whose lives and livelihoods are directly or indirectly tied to these and other U.S. assistance programs.
"TfL's plans threaten the livelihoods of thousands of drivers in London, while also stifling tech companies like Uber," he said in a statement.
Rebuilding the battered economy and creating jobs and livelihoods to a point where Yemen can sustain itself will be the work of decades.
That sometimes-confused cohort would include people like myself, whose livelihoods as automotive journalists depend on knowing about the latest models in showrooms.
Environmentalists say the risks those fossil fuel plants could pose to nature and the livelihoods of local people are not being properly investigated.
An estimated 30 million small-scale fishermen and women depend on reefs for their livelihoods, more than one million in the Philippines alone.
People displaced by conflict are worst affected, it said, adding that low crop production, disrupted livelihoods and financial crisis were also to blame.
The fact remains that Google Drive is either glitching out and impacting people's livelihoods, or suddenly enforcing its Terms of Service without warning.
How has each nation done in terms of trying to hold back the desert and preserve the livelihoods of affected people, especially herders?
As we ask all Americans to sacrifice their livelihoods and alter their behavior to save lives, we must ourselves model appropriate #coronavirus behavior.
The characters, Parisians who work in publishing, media and politics, are preoccupied with the impact of digital technology on their lives and livelihoods.
But that's hardly comforting to the artists who fear losing their livelihoods for voting the "wrong" way or expressing the "wrong" political beliefs.
It's also crucial to understand the maddening reality for many marginalized American groups whose money, livelihoods and creations are regularly stolen from them.
The disruptive effects of automation and AI on workers and their livelihoods is a future that even President Obama warned of last week.
This focus on private land ownership as the backbone of the economy persists, but today livelihoods are less and less dependent on it.
Managers say they need to keep the herds down so they don't destroy delicate native species habitat and threaten the livelihoods of ranchers.
The story of the kelp's disappearance is the story of an interwoven food system breaking down, and in the process threatening people's livelihoods.
The shoot illuminated just how climate change will affect the women who live there, and who depend upon these forests for their livelihoods.
This displacement jeopardizes the livelihoods and food security of not only farmers and their families, but entire communities who benefit from local farms.
Putin has shown in stages that he's willing to ruin livelihoods, beat up, imprison and even shoot those who challenge him, he says.
He's a destroyer, and anyone who values the livelihoods of American manufacturing workers should not let him anywhere near the Ex-Im Bank.
"The state and local tax deduction alone is an assault on the livelihoods and the property values of millions of Americans," said Rep.
Dams, highways and now, a copper mine, have wreaked ecological havoc across the region, threatening farmers' livelihoods and locals' health, say environmental campaigners.
They are vulnerable not only to violent weather but also to loss of livelihoods as farmers and fishermen feel the effects of warming.
The cuts to these programs proposed by Mr. Trump and Congress threaten the lives of these children and the livelihoods of their parents.
"We just ask to grow old on a planet that can provide livelihoods for all of us, no matter where we are born".
Unfortunately, this would not be the first time that quilombolas have been forced to sacrifice their lands and livelihoods for the launch center.
France is saying to the fashion and advertising industries that it's time they acted responsibly toward the people on whom their livelihoods depend.
These middlemen could tax the farmers and oil producers who depended on their rails — or deny them a ride and sink their livelihoods.
While they may be repelled by Trump personally, Davis argued, many of them see Sanders as posing an immediate threat to their livelihoods.
"Meeting growing aspirations for mobility has the potential to improve the lives and livelihoods of billions of people," it said in a report.
Pilsen is far from wealthy today, but residents have decent livelihoods, the community is much safer and prospects have improved for its children.
Heartland tells the story of a family that lost everything to greedy bankers who swindled their livelihoods and walked away without recrimination. 8.
China should not be allowed to decimate an iconic American industry and put the livelihoods of thousands of hard-working Americans at risk.
As more trees are cut down, there will be more frequent droughts, endangering food and water supplies, and livelihoods for millions of people.
But there isn't much else individual creators can do to protect their livelihoods from the changes coming to YouTube in the new year.
None of those interviewed were named, for fear that they would lose their livelihoods or their families would be punished for speaking out.
The law would have negatively affected the plastic bag manufacturing businesses that would in-turn impact the jobs and livelihoods of their employees.
The #StayAndFight hashtag started with film industry workers rallying against Hollywood's boycott threat because they feared losing their livelihoods, according to BuzzFeed News.
The jobs and livelihoods of people who currently work for insurance companies or in medical billing are also not an entirely trivial concern.
Their skills as pig farmers and shepherds contributed not only to their livelihoods, but to their political independence and unique culture as well.
Likewise, great athletes sometimes float unmoored to any particular signified meaning, until the political circumstances of their livelihoods bring them to the ground.
But stopping it is a challenge since the cocoa grown on that land provides livelihoods for hundreds of thousands of farmers and their families.
You know, we've now got 80,000 people who work for Virgin and, you know, their livelihoods, their jobs, their children, everything depends on that.
The livelihoods for farmers located in thousands of villages spread across this region are becoming increasingly strained because of heat stress and persistent drought.
Robotics and automation technologies, which are under rapid development, "have the potential to disrupt the current livelihoods of millions of Americans," the report read.
Clothing manufacturer SOKO is based in the Wildlife Works Rukinga Sanctuary in Kenya and provides livelihoods for over 45 people in the Kasigau region.
"To avoid cutting roads and hitting people's livelihoods, we have decided to suspend the protest for now," retired brigadier general Sameh Rammah told Reuters.
"To avoid cutting roads and hitting people's livelihoods, we have decided to suspend the protest for now," retired brigadier general Sami Rammah told Reuters.
These fishermen came together to bring their own cases against BP because they had no faith in their own government to protect their livelihoods.
It is responsible for the daily livelihoods of more than three billion people, and is a source of not only life but great beauty.
"You take away the land, you take away the traditional livelihoods, you feed them booze, you introduce smallpox in your trade wars," he said.
"The focus on growth has been at the expense of the local peoples' environment and livelihoods," says Jim Wormington, one of the group's researchers.
More than 150,000 fishermen depended on the marine national park and its buffer zone of 10,500 sq km (4,000 sq miles) for their livelihoods.
The language of contemporary Right to Farm amendments guarantees farmers and ranchers the right to engage in their livelihoods and produce food for others.
In the meantime, Judge Garcia's ruling may lessen the anxieties of undocumented people who have lost their homes or their livelihoods in hurricane Harvey.
"We've got to be talking about people having access to livelihoods, children being in school, and people protected as far as possible," he added.
For many, the thought of losing a stable job with steady income is out of the question because their entire livelihoods depend on it.
"Many of us depend on fishing as our vital source of food and livelihoods, and we need to do something about it," added Sidik.
Search engine optimization "giveth and taketh away," she tells me, laughing gamely at the unpredictable whims of algorithm that undergird both of our livelihoods.
However, criticism by opponents that the economic improvement has not translated into jobs or better livelihoods for millions of poor appears to be resonating.
The residents here are extremely scared that if something isn't done soon, their homes and livelihoods will be washed away by the Chesapeake Bay.
These communities are known for off-the-grid "hipnecks" (a portmanteau of redneck and hippie) whose livelihoods depend almost completely on black market cannabis.
Many Jats, who number more than 80 million across north India, are farmers whose livelihoods have suffered as families divide farms among their children.
"Any relaxation of the (law) will lead to more commercial development, which will affect the lives and livelihoods of the fishing community," he said.
As their customers' friends and neighbors, community bankers cannot afford to jeopardize the public trust, which would put their businesses and livelihoods at risk.
Further, because damaging the environment can destroy local livelihoods, protecting the environment could render people less vulnerable to falling victim to slavery, he argued.
People's lives and livelihoods are at stake, and it has nothing to do with whether Christian Pulisic or Javier Hernandez scores the deciding goal.
Some 1.4 million people lost their homes or livelihoods in the storm, which created the worst humanitarian crisis since a devastating earthquake in 53.
Local families, who have for many years depended on the forest for their livelihoods, have been introduced to mushroom cultivation, raffia weaving and beekeeping.
This public support includes residents of the region who rely on the industry for their livelihoods, giving them the ability to support their communities.
That is because one-third of all jobs in the region remain linked to agriculture and climate change is making those livelihoods more precarious.
But some humanitarian groups have criticised the plan, saying the island is vulnerable to frequent cyclones and cannot sustain livelihoods for thousands of people.
Mr. Sigona said worsening livelihoods in Vietnam have forced people there to take on higher debts than many others traveling from other Asian countries.
As more large fish become extinct, the more the food supply, the livelihoods of millions, and the health of the planet are seriously threatened.
Why do famous people, whose images are central to their relevancy and livelihoods, keep letting themselves get played for their old bad internet behavior?
This approach of strengthening rural livelihoods with alternative sources of income is part of the government's efforts to protect forests and biodiversity, he noted.
"Despite our best efforts, you have succeeded in wrecking our economy and ruining the lives and livelihoods of thousands of our citizens," he said.
"The work improves livelihoods, lessens pressure on native forests and reduces emissions of greenhouse gases from deforestation and forest degradation," the World Bank said.
"Southwest Florida's coasts have provided an important source of opportunity for generations of families who have built their livelihoods on these productive waters," Sens.
"For tribal people, these laws have a direct impact on livelihoods," Alok Shukla, president of the advocacy group Chhattisgarh Bachao Andolan (Save Chhattisgarh Movement).
In building Boll & Branch, the Tannens have tried to create a supply chain that improves the livelihoods of farmers and factory workers in India.
"People within the last decade have seen a number of important patches that were a big focus of their livelihoods melt completely," he noted.
Furthermore, the cost to the farmers and families who would lose their land and livelihoods through governmental use of eminent domain must be considered.
Outing a sex worker is a serious threat to their lives and livelihoods, as is the psychological toll of being harassed in this way.
For workers at the site, radiation is a constant enemy — though many see it more as a threat to their livelihoods than their lives.
I think this is a democracy and people should endorse the people they want to endorse and not have their livelihoods put in danger.
The activists, mainly local salt harvesters and shrimp farmers, were demonstrating against the plant's threat to their livelihoods and the takeover of their land.
Those sums are an utterly inadequate recompense for the lives and livelihoods lost in one of the most monumental mistakes of the recent wars.
Everyone can buy a cheaper air-conditioner when Carrier debarks for a lower-cost country, but a few hundred people will lose their livelihoods.
Its massive reduction has adversely affected the livelihoods of more than 250 million people in Chad, Nigeria, Niger, and Cameroon that depend on it.
"Immediate responses are required to save lives and livelihoods of millions not to slide to the next worse case which is famine," it said.
Richard Munang: Climate change threatens the productivity of African agriculture, the continent's most inclusive sector, which provides livelihoods in vast swathes of the continent.
Trump is already popular with many residents, who credit him with securing their livelihoods when he bought the resort out of receivership in 2014.
"Labour will oppose Theresa May's botched Brexit deal that puts jobs, rights and people's livelihoods at risk," leader Jeremy Corbyn said in a statement.
They also predicted severe damage to the health of Chinese consumers, the safety of the country's food supply and the livelihoods of Chinese farmers.
Creative professionals whose livelihoods have been impacted by the COVID-240 outbreak are flocking to membership platform Patreon in record numbers, the company claims.
She is gathering data to show up during meetings and ruin the lives and livelihoods of people simply for some coin and experience points.
This is a crisis for people in the sport whose livelihoods depend on the breeding and nurturing, and the buying and selling, of racehorses.
The coronavirus outbreak, which has made severe impact in many industries worldwide, is beginning to disrupt several businesses and livelihoods in India as well.
The Supreme Court should take up Arlene's Flowers now and stop activist government bureaucrats from stripping devout Muslims, Jews and Christians of their livelihoods.
"This year has shown us that climate change is a present-day threat to the safety and livelihoods of communities across America," she said.
"The next step to holding Beijing accountable is to force it to pay for the lives and livelihoods that it has destroyed," Hawley said.
The people we work with are suffering from the impacts of climate change — some have lost their homes, livelihoods and assets as a consequence.
Most citizens have felt a threat hanging over their lives and livelihoods for decades, but we also now feel a kind of existential dread.
The changes could have dire, and still unknowable, reverberations for New York City's 25,000 licensed real estate brokers, whose livelihoods depend on the fees.
Black cab drivers, who oppose to Uber on the grounds the app encroaches on their livelihoods, welcomed the decision not to renew its license.
Likewise, when people lost their livelihoods to the Exxon Valdez oil spill disaster in 1989, Exxon Mobil could have paid damages to its victims.
Nothing is more important than safety; our livelihoods, the communities where we live and work, and the lives of our colleagues depend on it.
Opportunities for decent, middle-class livelihoods seemed to be shrinking, and the "laboring classes" confronted a grim future of what many called wage slavery.
The U.S. hardwood plywood industry cannot afford to be forgotten by another administration and watch as their livelihoods, communities and jobs are cast aside.
Federal agencies are supposed to be subject to oversight by other institutions that can stop them from wreaking havoc with consumers and their livelihoods.
The pirates told the authorities that they seized the ship to protest illegal fishing in the area that has threatened livelihoods, Mr. Mohamed said.
Eventually, climate change will make large areas  of agricultural production unusable, and farmers will have to find alternative livelihoods with or without cactus pear.
The guidance is vague and leaves unanswered questions that full-time creators fear could dramatically affect their livelihoods or scare them off YouTube entirely.
But how long are they willing to wait it out when autoworkers' livelihoods are on the line, especially when a reasonable deal seems obtainable.
Partnering with CreativeFuture, an organization advocating for the rights of creatives, I met with lawmakers to discuss how creative professionals' livelihoods are under attack.
Climate changes are threatening the way of life of Nomadic herders, forcing them to move away from traditional grazing grounds and find alternative livelihoods.
"American farmers work hard to put food on our tables but because of new tariffs our farmers livelihoods are at risks," the ad states.
Dams often inflicts environmental damage to aquatic eco-systems that creates socio-economic risks to communities dependent on rivers and lakes for their livelihoods.
There are small business owners and lower-middle class workers and users fighting to save their livelihoods and, some would argue, their very lives.
It also backed measures to transfer risk so as to better protect people and their livelihoods, while promoting resilient housing, infrastructure and social development.
It is absolutely abhorrent that almost one million people are having their livelihoods put on hold because the president does not want to negotiate.
The reality or even the threat of fire eradicating lives, property and livelihoods is extremely stressful, but there are steps people can take to help.
Mr. Clinton said the government needed to do more to help coal miners whose livelihoods were being threatened by the steady decline in coal production.
Unfortunately for villages and tribes on the river's path, these dams can flood agricultural land and wreak havoc on fish populations, subsequently ruining people's livelihoods.
Rather than seeing technology facilitate greater communication, economic opportunity, and leisure, it seemed that it was exacerbating our differences, concentrating wealth, and threatening all livelihoods.
What would you say to those who—reasonably I think—worry that he threatens the lives and livelihoods of marginalized people both here and abroad?
Peasant farmers have revolted against an industry that many see as damaging their land and livelihoods while denying them a fair share of the wealth.
So in 2008, a group of fishermen decided they would make an effort to protect their livelihoods by trying to conserve the lake's natural resources.
First, on the deal itself, it was encouraging to see the President-elect going to bat for ordinary workers who were seeing their livelihoods threatened.
This could cripple livelihoods across the predominantly agricultural country, where 80% of water is used to irrigate thirsty crops such as sugar cane and rice.
Rising desertification rates, melting glaciers and drying rivers and lakes threaten the livelihoods of Mongolia's herders, who account for nearly a third of the population.
Last, official calculations make little allowance for the size of an informal economy from which ordinary North Koreans derive a vast chunk of their livelihoods.
Rather, lions are primarily threatened by habitat loss, livestock encroachment, loss of wild prey, and conflict with people wanting to protect their lives and livelihoods.
As a local organiser for a community-based natural-resource-management forum, she has been helping find ways to reduce poaching by promoting other livelihoods.
But amid heavy backlash from rental brokers who said their livelihoods were at stake, the industry filed an Article 78 petition this morning in Albany.
The prevailing drought conditions affecting the livelihoods of a significant proportion of the population would also drive down demand with the lowering of disposable incomes.
So preserving these canyon refuges will also help to conserve the region's fish, as well as the livelihoods of the fishers who depend on them.
In July last year, a roadmap was completed to open up the RSPO to more small growers, aimed at improving their livelihoods, sustainability and yields.
" Clinton campaign spokesman Brian Fallon said McConnell and other critics "twisted Clinton's words to suggest she showed a disregard for coal workers and their livelihoods.
As extreme weather events become more common, the weather report—a daily marvel on which lives and livelihoods depend—should not be taken for granted.
Ethiopia is Africa's largest coffee producer and the bean contributes to the livelihoods of more than a quarter of the country's about 100 million people.
Trump has propelled his campaign by tapping into angst in blue collar America, and has heavily criticized free trade deals as taking away American livelihoods.
Like all good open world multiplayer games, you can also be a villain and try to destroy other players' hopes, dreams, and in-game livelihoods.
Amid the heavy coal boosterism, this year's conference has brought attention to the plight of workers whose livelihoods will be changed under an energy transformation.
Assisting them to do this will provide lifesaving support in a region where at least 70 percent of people rely on agriculture for their livelihoods.
The executive order has the power to break up families, halt education with students studying abroad, and affect the livelihoods of those traveling for work.
The 14-year project, which ends in 13, aims to provide refugees with sustainable livelihoods through agriculture, while helping them integrate with their host community.
But the trickiest political problem for reformers is how to inject some dynamism into the economy without getting people even more worried about their livelihoods.
Specifically Georgians who are most vulnerable as a result of this bill, and those whose livelihoods depend on the sprawling film industry in the state?
The new "joint employer" standard directly threatens the livelihoods of thousands of American workers – the very people who feel the government is leaving them behind.
For many taxi drivers, this influx of rideshares and cabs has indeed drowned out the livelihoods that they were sometimes working to build for years.
Fishermen are opposed to the plans, which will impact the coastal ecology and hurt livelihoods, said T. Peter, general secretary of the National Fisherworkers' Forum.
The unions say the decision last month to halt consideration of a federal permit for the project threatens the livelihoods of their 3.5 million members.
They provide food, water, fodder, firewood and livelihoods to rural communities, particularly the poor, while also helping recharge groundwater and maintain the land's ecological balance.
"We deliver that Brexit and we do it in a way that protects jobs and livelihoods and meets our commitment to Northern Ireland," she said.
Mauritania's economy minister in February said overfishing by foreign boats was threatening livelihoods as chronic food insecurity forces a growing number of people into fishing.
This lack of access is one of the most dire global health concerns, and it's because of the massive impact water has on our livelihoods.
In a country where 80% of the population live in rural areas and depend on their farms for food and livelihoods, it's a massive hit.
Some economists suggest that they could actually provide a boost to globalisation, by making trade liberalisation seem more palatable to those whose livelihoods it threatens.
And while the two livelihoods may not seem to have much in common, Barton's drive and passion in each field stem from the same space.
"People's livelihoods will only become more miserable," Yamamoto said, predicting the economy would worsen after a planned October sales tax rise to 10% from 8%.
Just in the last week, they're being forced to protect their livelihoods and safety against lawmakers that pass bills that put their constituents in danger.
On the northern tip of the central Panay island, Boracay is home to more than 30,000 people whose livelihoods depend on tourism, directly and indirectly.
These shows might know what a blue collar is, but they're class-unconscious: Their characters don't usually work for the explicit maintenance of their livelihoods.
The Category 5 hurricane devastated the island's infrastructure and resources in 2017, causing lasting damage to the livelihoods and homes of thousands of Puerto Ricans.
And doing this would cost at least three times less than doing nothing and create much better livelihoods and jobs for local people, said Watson.
Natural resources are the basis of almost 90% of the population's livelihoods and represent 40% of GDP, according to the United Nations Development Program (UNDP).
The project to resettle nomads starting in the 1990s has brought far-reaching changes to the way of life and livelihoods of China's Yugur people.
Tens of millions of Chinese, whose livelihoods and traditional rights got in the way of the plan to build a new China, were swept aside.
With partners, she mobilized 11 billion CFA francs ($19 million) in 2015 to improve farmers' livelihoods through training to boost quality coffee and cocoa production.
The World Cocoa Foundation says cocoa produced by over 5 million smallholder farmers around the world supports the livelihoods of more than 50 million people.
"Behind the far right are people who suffer, whose livelihoods are precarious, and who struggle to find the language to explain why," he told me.
So while Trump only has a few years to upend American lives and livelihoods, Brexit may still be shaping British destinies for generations to come.
It's hard to imagine members of Congress embracing this half-baked idea, while their devastated constituents are struggling mightily to reconstruct their lives and livelihoods.
However, once these processes have been completed, it is fundamentally unfair to hold union members' livelihoods and their families' financial security hostage to endless delay.
The American leadership needs to understand that climate change threatens our security and our livelihoods, as well as the safety and happiness of future generations.
What does that mean for the people whose property and livelihoods—not to mention loved ones' actual lives—have just been lost in the fires?
Anti-trans discrimination pushes these individuals out of "vanilla" jobs and into sex work, she explained, where they can at least control their own livelihoods.
"Queensland's tourism industry can't afford to stand by silently and allow projects like Adani's Carmichael mine put our livelihoods and future at risk," Simpson said.
A time will come when the pain inflicted by the cure -- on jobs, livelihoods and people's futures -- outweighs the pain of the health crisis itself.
Opium and its profits permeate the conflict, providing not just livelihoods for poor farmers, but also funding for insurgents and easy money for corrupt officials.
In Bangladesh, millions — fishers, farmers, and their families — live in informal settlements or slums alongside the rivers and depend on the waters for their livelihoods.
But moving production to other locales would be costly and would penalize Georgia workers — many of them women — who depend on Hollywood for their livelihoods.
While experts have praised China's stringent lockdowns for containing the virus, the measures also came at a great price to people's livelihoods and personal liberties.
The visits were carefully choreographed to reinforce the official narrative that the camps provided vocational training to improve livelihoods in one of China's poorest regions.
The collection of never-before-showcased objects materialize the underpinnings of urban livelihoods: commerce, culture, ancestry, trauma, which, particularly for Black Americans, are inextricably entwined.
Either we give it to people to ride out the coronavirus now — adding to our deficit — or it simply evaporates as people's livelihoods disappear later.
"Doing that now would be good for us, it would be good for our livelihoods and would be good for the planet," Dr. Ebi said.
The toxic spill deprived coastal fishermen of their livelihoods and set off major protests along the central coast, which is unusual in tightly controlled Vietnam.
But if there is a missing element in her analysis, it is the effect that sexism has on these women's artistry, not only their livelihoods.
For the Swinomish, concerns about salmon come down to essential needs: their food and their livelihoods, as well as their culture and way of life.
Poverty is hammering away at livelihoods in much of Central America, and for some, the decision to leave is a gamble on a better life.
The island's population potentially may pay the steeper price, particularly Cubans who derive their livelihoods from tourism and increased business opportunities stemming from the opening.
We don't say this lightly: A collapse could threaten the livelihoods of hundreds of millions of people and trillions of dollars of property on coasts.
The resulting destruction affects everything from drinking water to wild life and the related fishing and sporting industries that many rely on for their livelihoods.
Others built their livelihoods farming the fertile soils that are associated with many volcanoes or fishing tawilis or "live sardines" only found in Batangas province.
The reader is left to contemplate the possibility of women losing control of a choice that will profoundly affect their health, families, livelihoods and futures.
The union officials wrote they are not climate science deniers and only want to ensure the economic livelihoods of their workers are not impacted negatively.
THE LIGHTBULB The Federal Emergency Management Agency is supposed to step in to provide aid to Americans whose lives and livelihoods are upended by disaster.
Irrigation Minister Mohamed Abdel Aty told Reuters the situation posed a big threat to crops, livelihoods and even political stability if efforts to coordinate fail.
The 4,000 megawatt plant has had a "devastating and irreversible impact" on the coastal ecosystem, reducing fish stocks and destroying livelihoods, according to the communities.
We know what it takes to hire people and the pressure that comes with being responsible for their livelihoods, as well as your own family.
Such "regulatory dark matter" makes it hard for the American people and even lawmakers to oversee what regulators are doing to people's lives and livelihoods.
And what will these disconnected children do when they reach adulthood, facing a workplace in which digital skills are woven into most jobs and livelihoods?
How can Americans be good stewards of the environment if they are prevented from accessing it or working to make it better for their livelihoods?
India, the world's largest milk-producing nation, has traditionally restricted dairy imports to protect the livelihoods of 21 million rural households involved in the industry.
Pakistan's military operations against the militants brought further misery: civilian killings, displacements, enforced disappearances, humiliation and the destruction of our livelihoods and way of life.
This, after all, is one of many towns across the country where private industries are few and the federal government is intimately connected to livelihoods.
By threatening natural forests and local livelihoods, compensatory afforestation, as this tree planting plan is called, risks reducing complex environmental landscapes to simplistic financial calculations.
This work, commissioned for the biennial, depicts the vanishing livelihoods of Chennai's fishing community, while, ironically, visitors can glimpse Marina beach from the building itself.
Despite the shortage, some of the more qualified workers across the border, who have built their livelihoods around shrimping, find themselves out of a job.
The workers, who are independent contractors, say a recent change to the grocery delivery platform's pay structure was an effective pay cut that's threatening their livelihoods.
There are thousands of jobs to fill, where people will make important choices affecting the lives and livelihoods of Americans and people all over the world.
Debre Markos University has partnered with Addis Ababa University to study how livelihoods in the Choke watershed should adjust to cope with – and alleviate – ecological problems.
"If they lose their livestock, they lose their livelihoods, they lose their source of food security," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone from Iraq.
On the other hand ... despite some economic dislocation, I'm not sure that the economic connections and the livelihoods derived from coffee are more advantageous than disadvantageous.
What those targets all had in common is they were all household names whose lives and livelihoods could not be destroyed even by a president-elect.
What is the role of museums in preserving and uplifting historical objects and figures while considering the current needs and livelihoods of the communities they serve?
Traditional cabbies say their livelihoods were uprooted when Uber and Lyft saturated the New York City cab market and depleted the value of official taxi medallions.
"We are taking a stand for the rights of immigrants in a time where their livelihoods are being threatened and degraded to extreme degrees," Sepulveda said.
Essex and Albrecht Farms sought Rainforest Alliance certification not necessarily because they wanted to conserve biodiversity and ensure sustainable livelihoods (which is the Rainforest Alliance's mission).
The comments come after the firm's appeal to car owners sparked a series of mass demonstrations with taxi drivers complaining the service would destroy their livelihoods.
YouTubers are almost constantly expressing frustration at the company's demonetization methods, copyright system, and other moderation and algorithmic recommendation tools that some say threaten their livelihoods.
The Forest Rights Act (FRA) of 2006 gives indigenous people and forest dwellers the right to harvest and use forest resources to maintain their traditional livelihoods.
Artificial intelligence is now being used to make decisions about lives, livelihoods and interactions in the real world in ways that pose real risks to people.
Tourists, keen to see rugged natural beauty, may sustain the Arctic economy in future decades as traditional livelihoods, such a reindeer herding, prove harder to maintain.
That is not a simple problem to fix, but it is certainly easier to resolve than trying to improve livelihoods and logistics from the top down.
"Robin led all of this charge so that people would save their livelihoods because when the show goes away some people don't get paid," Clarkson added.
Those who worked for the mining barons had livelihoods that were barely more secure: instead of wages, they were paid a cut of what they found.
"US 'development' aid has not been proven to actually improve economic circumstances, and can support the same elite economic interests that are destroying livelihoods," Frank explains.
By providing additional lines of financing to farmers — without the risk of losing their livelihoods — ProducePay can let farms make significant improvements, Hamed says (echoing Schwarzbeck).
Mr Trump's effort to use the livelihoods of government workers as leverage was mere "hostage-taking", they repeated—all on-message for once—like a mantra.
Where else do you see 24/7 hard-working and highly motivated people striving to advance their livelihoods in totally business-friendly and lightly regulated environments?
The Global Times, published by the official People's Daily, reiterated that sanctions should not affect normal trade activities with North Korea, especially those concerning people's livelihoods.
A Hidrate Spark smart water bottle Sometimes life gets so busy that you even forget to consume enough of the root of all our livelihoods: Water.
"The fraud at HBOS Reading was a shocking crime that destroyed lives and livelihoods," Nicky Morgan, chair of the cross-party Treasury Committee, said on Thursday.
The enormous Indus River system, which supports livelihoods across Pakistan and northern India, originates in Tibet, flowing through China and Indian-controlled Kashmir before reaching Pakistan.
Today, they're just as likely to be voting for the right as the left, wanting to protect their pockets and livelihoods just as everyone else does.
The constitution recognizes the rights of indigenous Brazilians but human rights groups say in practice tribal people face ever increasing threats to their land and livelihoods.
Brian Fallon, Clinton's press secretary, accused Republicans of trying to "twist Hillary Clinton's words" to suggest she showed a disregard for coal workers and their livelihoods.
It is money that will never be spent on education, health care, safe environments, livelihoods or a future for children, World Vision added in its report.
" The World Bank defines that so-called "Blue Economy" as "sustainable use of ocean resources for economic growth, improved livelihoods and jobs, and ocean ecosystem health.
State officials say the law delays land acquisitions for industrial projects that are key to generating jobs and improving livelihoods of tens of millions of people.
As part of the roundtable, contractors explained their concerns about the shutdown and their frustration with an abstract political fight that's now taken their livelihoods hostage.
The globalized status quo possesses "unbelievable momentum," pillaging the planet and repeatedly exploiting land that is rightfully relied upon by many indigenous peoples for their livelihoods.
"  "It's what we are conditioned to believe — that if we speak up, our livelihoods will be threatened; that standing our ground will lead to our demise.
More importantly, we are in pain and solidarity with the good people of Houston who are losing lives, homes, and livelihoods because of your lies. Gov.
The film, narrated by the actor Mark Rylance, surveys the Colorado River's history and ecology, as well as the people whose lives and livelihoods it affects.

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