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Ted was not born on the land, and there's a very strict reading that you have to be born on the land.
The overarching message: Those who deal with wild horses on the land should dictate how to manage horses on the land, and not faraway regulators.
They lived on the land while they constructed their house.
"On the land" is a phrase laden with meaning here.
It's what they are going to build on the land.
Is it different from designing a home on the land?
No structures, no marks on the land besides what I took.
Ingredients that once walked on the land were a safer bet.
You can't get anything done on the land without 20 partners.
"Guardians programs are moccasins and mukluks on the land," said Courtois.
He said indigenous people were well represented on the Land Commission.
In springtime, their contents are sprayed with rainwater on the land.
So you get these pits on the land, sometimes meters deep.
They also decided to build an outdoor space on the land. 
Serfdom on the land gave way to wage labour in the factories.
Publishing more data on the land market could make it more efficient.
More than half India's population depends on the land for a livelihood.
You had to go out and harvest the bounty on the land.
I built a tiny shack to stake my claim on the land.
The article also misstated the duration of his residence on the land.
He buried his parents, then five of his seven children, on the land.
They built a store, a gas station, and a restaurant on the land.
We live on the land where my husband's ancestors came 150 years ago.
Abolishing the laws meant that wages and employment opportunities collapsed on the land.
But this is putting greater pressure on the land, much of it untitled.
HNA declined to comment further on the land sale when contacted by Reuters.
After all, they depend on the land and natural resources for their livelihoods.
Many new suburbanites have a weak claim on the land they build upon.
Most of them are still working in their homes and on the land.
And really, this show highlights the work on the vineyard, on the land.
It was taken in the early 1920s, on the land they had purchased.
Foreigners cannot buy land, but they can own the buildings on the land.
" But, he said: "I found out that I can't build on the land.
For him, being on the land isn't just recreation, it's what makes him Inuit.
He suggested going "on the land," to an area known locally as Husky Lakes.
Without people of color residing on the land, the worthless property was suddenly lucrative.
"There is good but slower than expected progress on the land issue," Mbogo said.
AT: So when waves top over on the land you get many things happening.
On the land, her group wants to revive the tradition of community subsistence farming.
All the pollution on the land is brought by the river to the sea.
Gaertner said that Indigenous artists re-layering stories on the land is not new.
We day laborers work on the land, but we do not own the land.
I was raised on the land my ancestors had cultivated for over a century.
I still believe that living gently on the land will produce an ecological paradise.
He is keenly attentive to the impact of humans on the land and environment.
"It has to start at home," she said, and be strengthened on the land.
He informed the Pickers that the car was on the land when he bought it.
And then there are the people who live on the land just beyond the fence.
This isn't just a burden on the land, coastal flooding is also a huge expense.
Fruit and timber tree saplings have also been handed out to plant on the land.
The council intends to build a community park on the land, the HSI statement said.
Alex Walker's photo, taken in Monticelli Brusati, Italy, won the Serian on the Land award.
Tens of thousands of farmers work as sharecroppers on the land owned by the military.
Mr. Jackson wanted to try his hand at winemaking, and planted grapes on the land.
There is tension with local Hindus over the right to graze animals on the land.
And just last month darkness descended on the land as the moon erased the sun.
So in a sense, half of the people in India still work on the land.
Wild boars forage for acorns on the land, which runs down to a sandy cove.
We don't want to break anyone's encryption or set a master key loose on the land.
Cagney even hired off-duty officers to keep hunters from killing their animals on the land.
We cannot and will not accept them to serve on the highest court on the land.
Whether they're in the water, or on the land, they all have the same pain receptors.
"My grandparents were born in igloos or skin tents on the land, literally," said Councilor Pudlat.
Image: Berkeley LabBut on the land, climate conditions are much more variable from year to year.
" She added, "The real issue is that ranchers don't want bison out there on the land.
He calls the pipeline a "moneyline" for billionaires who'll never live on the land their desecrating.
We don't want to break anyone's encryption or set a master key loose on the land.
He was born on the land," Trump told CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union.
"My children have grown up on the land, but it wasn't because of Carlos," said Kimura.
Settlement on the land was slow, and a civil government was not established there until 1884.
The result is something sacred in the connection to the people who live on the land.
The Corps' letter, according to Archambault, said that those who stay on the land after Dec.
"The value is up on the land even though we're not removing any oil," he said.
We wanted to know how human activities on the land are affecting these sinks and sources.
And you, if you're an American, live on the land you live on because they died.
Because of the injustice that had been done to her, Demeter inflicted famine on the land.
Developers had bought it to knock it down and to build new homes on the land.
And indigenous communities already have a tenuous hold on the land they live and work on.
Miller believes that there&aposs a link between her health problems and contamination on the land.
Archaeology works hand in glove here with settler efforts to press Jewish claims on the land.
On Tuesday, he tweeted photographs that showed construction crews putting steel panels up on the land.
Archaeology works hand in glove here with settler efforts to press Jewish claims on the land.
Generally, the limits on the land continue, even it is passed on to heirs or sold.
They step outside, on the land where they hunt and raise much of their own food.
On Tuesday, he tweeted photographs that showed construction crews putting steel panels up on the land.
The vet filed a court complaint but the Morton and Wahhaj families stayed on the land.
But the planned expedition won't take place on the land around his village, as it used to.
Well, the basics will stay the same: the fish are in the water, you're on the land.
They live simply—around a third of the 300,000 Amish in North America survive on the land.
Peterson plans to use his entire water allocation on the land over the four months from August.
Rows of corn now stand tall on the land and earn the town about $25,000 a year.
The remaining soil is mixed with manure and spread on the land again, adding another 20 cm.
Two declined to comment on their plans for it or why they were sitting on the land.
They show little interest in moving back to the countryside to work on the land, he said.
He even has plans to turn one of the larger structures on the land into a clubhouse.
Several third-, fourth-, and fifth-generation lumber and ranching families show up on The Land Report's list.
His sheep, he says, "are easy on the land," leaving the topography undisturbed and the soil enriched.
Olmstead: As farmers grow older, we seem unable to attract or keep young people on the land.
He and his wife, Sylvia, built what was then a country home on the land in 1934.
Ultimately the Trump company got Albemarle but refused to pay the balance it owed on the land.
You can lay it out pretty quietly on the land to bring the golf course to life.
The family hasn&apost done much work on the land, aside from planting 250 olive trees, Express notes .
Since September, hundreds of Huichols have organized themselves to take turns camping on the land and standing guard.
But we're talking about a history marked here on the land, and it's sad to see that changing.
Her family works hard on the land that Henry owns with dreams of one day owning their own.
An Israeli village called Brukhim was established on the land in 1991, but did not attract many residents.
Ancient stone fish traps grace its shores, a hint of the deep history written visibly on the land.
"Now they can stay behind and work on the land," she said, as her three sons have done.
"We believe true reconciliation happens on the land," said Valérie Courtois, director of the nonprofit Indigenous Leadership Initiative.
"We don't want to break anyone's encryption or set a master key loose on the land," Comey insisted.
Neither the prime minister's office nor Patanjali responded to Reuters questions on the land sales, which were lawful.
You get a bunch of dykes on the land, and they start pairing off like man and wife.
The government needed to acquire private property to build on the land, kicking off a slew of lawsuits.
Using finely honed techniques they can drill thousands of wells on the land in an almost industrial manner.
In a democracy, the majority rules but unfortunately the majority know absolutely nothing about life on the land.
For someone who makes his living selling wood, John Rajala leaves a lot of trees on the land.
"A lot of times sellers don't know about the taxes or restrictions on the land," Mr. Lomonte said.
"Today, we are on the land of our homeland and in the service of our homeland," he said.
About two-thirds of India's 1.3 billion people depend directly or indirectly on the land for their livelihoods.
Several dozen people were amassed on the land border at Kastanies, north-east Greece, between the two countries.
The peasants lived on starvation wages, working on the land as serfs for big landowners or the Church.
A commitment to environmental sustainability brings continuous improvements that reduce the impact on the land, air and water.
He spent more than $200 million on the land alone for a home he's building in Palm Beach.
No officials of the finance ministry or Moritomo Gakuen were immediately available for comment on the land transaction.
By then, however, the ruination was irreversible, that long history of the indigenous people on the land obliterated.
Scores of indigenous peoples lived on the land before anyone of European descent set foot in the region.
Commercial logging is prohibited on the land, which is a government reserve but also claimed by the Chuka community.
Floating arsenals deliver weapons to ships by speedboat in international waters, to get around gun controls on the land.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, however, disputes the claim that the frog couldn't actually live on the land.
Development on the land may have also violated the Archaeological Resources Protection Act, she wrote, along with other laws.
Are they considered a settler, or is it just the direct descendants of those who settled on the land?
They painted realistic scenes of nature and of people who worked on the land, often with soft, loose brushwork.
Warner said the government wants to build an "18-foot fence" on the land, according to the court transcript.
More important, she kept paying the property taxes on the land that had been in her family since 1866.
The story of the oil bonanza is inscribed on the land around Lake Maracaibo, and on the lake itself.
I. Joe, G.I. Joe, fighting man from head to toe, on the land, on the sea, in the air.
Made of sandstone and materials found on the land, the house is also notable for its criss-crossing balconies.
The suit claims that the federal government is underplaying the impact of mining coal on the land it leases.
People had been poaching on the land, but the court had been using its resources to protect that territory.
As Skeets makes clear, there is another assault underway—on the land that the Diné have shepherded for generations.
He added that the company survey "about 65 sites" across the US before settling on the land in Casa Grande.
When it was designated as a monument by President Bill Clinton in 1996, cattle grazing was prohibited on the land.
Just to be able to be on the land, mostly by myself, getting comfortable in that quiet, boosted my confidence.
"My grandma's generation and those earlier were born on the land," Keisha, who is from the Katzie First Nation, explains.
A monument designation grants federal bureaucrats life and death power over ranchers and others whose livelihoods depend on the land.
As we reach the Lake District, the clouds shift from a wash of grey to bright spotlights on the land.
Many end up in overcrowded slums, lacking even basic facilities and with no claim on the land or their property.
"They are a livestock guardian breed and do not mind eating and sleeping with all our animals on The Land!"
ONE of the greatest unsung triumphs of human progress is that most people are no longer working on the land.
However, Russia did not maintain major settlements or military outposts on the land, according the the Office of the Historian.
Scepticism has not dissuaded some hedge funds, family investment offices and wealthy individuals from getting in on the land rush.
Instead, gas and oil producers would have to get approval for every well they aim to drill on the land.
There, they constructed a house converted from a barn, which they purchased in New Hampshire and reassembled on the land.
Since detailed records of the burials were not kept, officials do not know how many bodies remain on the land.
Since Miami is sinking and I work mainly outside, it's impossible to not think about the timespan on the land.
They are a livestock guardian  breed and do not mind eating and sleeping with all our animals on The Land!
But grapevines here, unlike those in so many other modern wine regions, do not have a monopoly on the land.
A left-wing anti-fascist group has said the Base intended to set up a training camp on the land.
So far, he said, he has spent $300 million on the land, offices, planning and a staff of 70 people.
Shaabi is mainly the music of rural areas—the music of working people, and people who work on the land.
His great-grandparents, grandparents, aunts and uncles all lived on the land along with hundreds of chickens, dogs and chameleons.
The consequences of allowing private interests to wreak havoc on the land and democratic processes are not regional but global.
The Nochten Boulder Park, built on the land of a former opencast mine, with the Boxberg power station in the background.
We get lots of water getting dumped on the land, which raises the height of the water on those interior watersheds.
On the land issue, Godongwana said some of the delegates became "rowdy" during the heated debate that "nearly collapsed the conference".
Yet Macaulay and Gaspar have managed to maintain an average of 200 cultivated species on the land—most of them edible.
"People like to go out on the land to feel good," says Noah Nochasak in the documentary Lament for the Land.
"Unfortunately on the land there is this pond and as any farmer or large animal owner can attest to accidents happen."
Ardern entered the row on Friday, saying there would be no building on the land until the dispute could be resolved.
The designation effectively blocked ranchers from letting cattle graze on the land, at least without paying the appropriate fines and fees.
"He takes compost and spreads it on the land where his cattle graze and that jumpstarts the soil biology," Leibowitz said.
People displaced by fires need new homes, of course, and naturally they would do it on the land they still own.
The company received government permission to build nearly 4,500 residences on the land and created a master plan for about 2,000.
Current zoning data from the city's urban development ministry show a developer could build about 25,100 housing units on the land.
The volume decline is the worst in at least 11 years, based on limited data posted on the Land Registry website.
A mobilization spearheaded by student and labor movements is focusing on the land question to address the social legacy of apartheid.
Whether Price will let John peaceably live on the land he has claimed for himself becomes the novel's considerable dramatic fuel.
The country has struggled to create new jobs in manufacturing and services to make rural families less dependent on the land.
"Everything that was best — the national way of thinking, the national economy — everything was rooted in our existence on the land."
I felt the need to record the violation as a millennial old way of being on the land was being subverted.
The offer was quickly seized upon by Walt Disney Productions, who planned to build a sprawling ski resort on the land.
But to this day, I can still see the mudslide coming towards me, because I had been out on the land.
He'd battled through 2000 months of some of the worst drought he'd seen in his half a century on the land.
I want to believe that living gently on the land will always result in the paradise that is Apricot Lane Farms.
Let Us Cultivate Our Garden relies on the land, on what is there and what can be done with it ethically.
Even though roughly half of all Indians still toil on the land, agriculture's share of GDP has steadily shrivelled (see top chart).
Some protected areas, including those in the Amazon rainforest, allow indigenous groups and other communities to live on the land, Lobo said.
Duelling ministries will have to settle competing claims on the land that will be made available at discounted rates to investing firms.
The farm's water is derived from local waterfalls, and three full-time farmers live on the land and tend to it daily.
I have 150 acres, so we really want to access what's on the land: the berries and the woods and the sap.
Most of the world considers settlements built on the land, and Israel's exploitation of natural resources there, a violation of international law.
He and his family were living out on the land then, in the northernmost parts of Canada, in canvas tents, hunting seals.
Still, Sawyer said he is determined to stay on the land in McPherson County that his family has farmed for four generations.
Instead of quitting Fred insists on a 20% when it comes to the business for whatever will be built on the land.
Only by getting out on the land do you learn about the unexpected, hard-to-predict, second order effects of climate change.
Roughly 80 percent of the population on the island, the world's fourth largest, depends on the land for food and a living.
She explains that with an economic base in animals and agriculture, everything depends on the land—and sometimes it can be unkind.
The U.S. continues to pay annual rent on the land, though Cuba has reportedly refused to cash many of the checks. Jan.
Abbas, who farms in the area, said a growing lack of water for crops has made surviving on the land increasingly difficult.
Mr. Bundy insisted he did not have to pay the charges because, he said, he had inherited water rights on the land.
Launching a debate on the motion in parliament, EFF leader Julius Malema said "it was time for justice" on the land issue.
He later served on the Land Panel, which developed a new system for taking high-resolution, wide-range photographs from spy satellites.
Matt Bowman, a Navy veteran who started the winery on his family's farm, spoke about their five-generation history on the land.
Dating back thousands of years, the California desert was home to Native American tribes that depended on the land for their survival.
It was officially deemed to be a transitional project that did not require the more stringent checks of permanent projects on the land.
Instead of moving the giant boulders on the land, the founders of this mountaintop village in eastern Portugal built it around the rocks.
He argued that because people own their own labour, toiling on the land confers ownership rights over the resulting product (a farm, say).
The average purity of fentanyl shipped into America by post is over 90%, compared with 7% for that seized on the land borders.
Endeavor has strengthened its team of geologists and engineers in the past six months to help plan drilling on the land that remains.
"I tested it in the sea and a lot of people were surprised it can move on the land and sea," he said.
Therefore I think it's likely that, on an unimpacted Earth, dinosaurs would reign on the land as they still do in the air.
Murenzi is one of many refugees who have embraced small-scale farming on the land behind their shelters in Turkana County's Kalobeyei camp.
Although he was briefly taken aback by the pairing, Rex said he'd seen plenty of natural oddities during his life on the land.
RRL also made $12,000 worth of lease payments on the land eight months late—a move I might try with my landlord sometime.
By growing plants on the land and eating those, it's much more efficient, so we would be greatly reducing those greenhouse gas emissions.
Half-finished, decrepit structures sat for years on the land that was meant to be the largest amusement park in all of Asia.
"Concerns were expressed by some ministers on the land reclamations, activities and serious incidents in the area," they said in a final communique.
Opponents, like the Wilderness Society and the group Polar Bears International, say the testing has deleterious effects on the land and the wildlife.
The people who happened to be on the land first have no standing in the eyes of the settler colony and its allies.
The Sugar Land property is owned by the Fort Bend Independent School District, which is building its new technical school on the land.
We must acknowledge that the ongoing connection of First Nations peoples to the land and culture is critical to life on the land.
If Netanyahu does follow through on the land grab, it would force Israel down the path toward one of two "one-state" scenarios.
These fossils, also discovered in other places including Sweden, Scotland and New York state, reflect the humble beginnings of life on the land.
"When determined illegal traffickers meet a hard barrier on the land, there is a percentage of them that will go to sea," Ray said.
Since the sinking, I've been spending time in the air, on the water, and on the land as an observer for the Heiltsuk Nation.
When the neighbor — whose surname is Wang — tried to sell her apartment, local officials told her that her lease on the land had expired.
Veterans of the Korean and Vietnam wars that traveled on the Land of Lincoln Honor Flight at the World War II memorial in Washington.
We are the nearest people of Bears Ears and did not agree with naming a national monument on the land we use to survive.
Medivie said it will provide the investor with 50 percent of production on the land, up to a maximum of 50 tonnes a year.
"I've been here since 2873," Dr. Bahnassi, 56, a Syrian immigrant and an American citizen, said last week as he stood on the land.
The right to build on the land had been sold by a previous owner, and the parcel was to be used strictly for agriculture.
For years, Ms. Cáceres had vigorously opposed the proposed Agua Zarca Dam, to be built on the land of an indigenous people, the Lenca.
The heirs of the King Ranch, number 10 on The Land Report's ranking, collectively own 911,215 acres, largely in south Texas and central Florida.
He went out on the land with the Canadian Rangers (a reserve force that patrols the sparsely populated North), and dined on Arctic char.
That will benefit the more than 60 percent of the population that depends directly on the land for food, fuel and fodder, Chaturvedi said.
The deal allowed Jerusalem residents to build houses on the land in the belief that the leases would be automatically renewed after they expired.
She has heard of the ranch, but was unable to confirm with absolute certainty that such a curse was placed directly on the land.
Republicans argue that those monument designations and many others hurt industries that depend on the land, including fossil fuel extraction, ranching and commercial fishing.
The subarctic town, nicknamed "Paris of the North" during the late 19th-century Gold Rush, looked like a strange, solitary incursion on the land.
We were talking about James Joyce and "The Dead," and how it ends with such a beautiful, soft, gentle snow falling on the land.
The younger men who remain usually stay on the land owned by their family to take care of the farm and elderly family members.
Think about it: If you come to this country from Germany, or Russia, or anywhere, you get off the boat, get on the land.
Given what is on the land now, it is not hard to see how some parent might sue the preschool or the land's previous owner.
Her husband probably wouldn't have gotten the promotion to school superintendent and been given the higher salary to afford the loan on the land either.
The endless occupation of the Palestinians, and the relentless encroachment on the land of their future state, corrodes Israel's standing abroad and its democracy within.
He claims government officials had authorized him to build on the land where splinters of his wooden home are the only remaining traces of life.
And it's unclear if compost, like synthetic fertilizer, can cause nitrogen pollution when put on the land, or how much greenhouse gas composting itself generates.
"She definitely wanted more showing that the people lived on the land, that they were farmers, peasants, and common people tilling their gardens," Vess says.
Workers buried the waste there as part of efforts to clean hazardous debris left behind after the US military detonated nuclear bombs on the land.
In 1968, Ray Bolger (the actor who played the Scarecrow in the 1939 film) broke ground on the Land of Oz with a "psychedelic" shovel.
The faster the ice melts on the land, the more weight the ice shelf has to contain, resulting in breaks of glaciers into the sea.
"Come February, anyone can place a mining claim on the land," said Greg Zimmerman, deputy director at the Center for Western Priorities, a conservation group.
At Fort Smith National Historic Site, in northwestern Arkansas, I inked one stamp for the frontier fort, a foothold on the land during westward expansion.
Finally, do read Vann R. Newkirk II in The Atlantic, on the land grab that left a million black families in America without their farms.
The case was filed by a lumber company in Louisiana that holds a long-term timber lease on the land that doesn't expire until 2043.
Some of this was simply allowing the old oaks on the land to die, or drop limbs, allowing dead things to rot where they fell.
This year, the bureau estimates that there were more than 28,2000 wild horses on the land, almost 5003,2500 too many and all fighting to survive.
Leader Raimundo Praia Belem Mura, a 73-year-old who has lived on the land his entire life, has vowed to fight to the bitter end.
We really have to reimagine the world of the Mesozoic as filled with many types of feathery, fluffy creatures on the land and in the sky.
The farm doesn't raise or slaughter any protein itself (the chickens on the land are just for show), but the fish and beef is sourced locally.
According to TMZ, she originally planned to build a garden and a barn for horses on the land, but she's since had a change of heart.
For those who do move to the cities, the hope is that they can make enough money to sustain the families left behind on the land.
Inside the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge headquarters, Kennedy said there are important official papers that document his tribe's history and his ancestors' existence on the land.
Two days before the symposium, I went out foraging with Holland to see just how knowledgable the young chef is when he's out on the land.
Almost any city job pays better than work on the land: in developing countries, non-farm workers add four times as much value as agricultural workers.
St-Laurent said that the head office of the Gaspésie National Park is considering restricting access by hikers and skiers when caribou are on the land.
As banana prices fell following a surge in output, some Chinese investors began to plant other crops on the land, including chemically intensive ones like watermelon.
She said that police had been warned of a brewing conflict between the headman and tribal people who had been farming on the land for generations.
Sheep graze on the land belonging to the convent, but there are people who help the nuns when it comes to shearing or milking the animals.
When Simba receives a lecture from his father on the land he'll rule one day, there are multiple moments that are straight out of the original.
"We don't want to break anyone's encryption or set a master key loose on the land," FBI Director James Comey said in a statement late Sunday.
Funding related infrastructure, including the connections on the land- and water-side of port facilities, is vital to optimize the supply chain and enhance America's competitiveness.
Working on the land has physical benefits, from increasing strength through strenuous work like lifting soil and hauling water to fine motor skills when planting seeds.
Here, on the land he grew up on, he is tracing a new path through L'Aubrac with the same passion and sensibilities as his father Michel.
Mugabe and her daughter wanted to build a university named after the president on the land and to erect a memorial to him — is still visible.
"Among the issues that they raised was the timing as well as some concerns about government proclamation on the land that will be reclaimed," Singson said.
The law gives the president unilateral authority to designate an area as a national monument, restricting the types of activities that can occur on the land.
The current owners of the property near Broward County's western suburbs secured drilling rights on the land last year amid state opposition, according to the newspaper.
In late November, a neighbor called the police to report the tribe for constructing tepees on the land, in apparent violation of the town's zoning regulations.
Occidental believes there is potential for as many as 700 new wells on the land, with proves reserves of about 41 million barrels of oil equivalent.
When you have Tile's tiny Bluetooth tags with your items, you can locate their whereabouts on the Land Rover Discovery Sport's in-dash InControl infotainment touchscreen display.
SUV and truck advertising has a proclivity for trail-blazing, river-smashing driving scenes, coupled with throaty male voice overs and talk of life on the land.
But on the land behind Grove Bank and Trust, the oldest of them, there are two brand-new luxury towers designed by Rem Koolhaas, a famous architect.
He tells me that there were "spots of erosion, scars on the land," and there was also a lot of work to do in getting it fenced.
She's 80 now, as sturdy as any 50-year-old, and still lives on the land in the rural area my family has lived upon for generations.
In Ireland, whey was historically seen as a waste product that used to be fed to pigs, or spread on the land and disposed of, Green explained.
The factory would begin with a skeleton crew of managers and engineers, one that the company hoped to beef up to cash in on the land incentives.
RioZim spokesman Wilson Gwatiringa said the company was not mining on the land where the miners were trapped and was assisting government officials with the rescue efforts.
On the morning of April 9, a group of approximately 2,500 French riot police attempted to evict the 300 or so activists who remained on the land.
"In Africa, six out of 10 women depend on the land for their livelihoods," Kalibata told the Thomson Reuters Foundation ahead of International Women's Day on Tuesday.
"The logical thing to do is stop farming," said Giessel, 64, who farms about 5,000 acres and has worked on the land all of his adult life.
What surprised me about Big Little Lies, however, was that it was women who were doing the chasing, who decided to defend their positions on the land.
About 60 percent of India's population depends on the land, mostly farming and raising livestock and poultry on marginal plots of less than 2 hectares (4.9 acres).
"Here Comes Your Man" ranks alongside "Where Is My Mind?" on the list of Pixies radio hits and it's about an earthquake wreaking devastation on the land.
But the largest generational cohort of all, those born after 1980, really seems to get what kind of monster the Republican Party has loosed on the land.
"You can't build 20 storeys on it, so that puts a cap on the land value," said Ku Swee Yong, CEO of International Property Advisor Pte Ltd.
"We're not going to solve this problem unless we have a policy that makes room for wildlife on the land — all wildlife, not just horses," he said.
Drier winters mean less moisture on the land, and warmer springs are pulling the moisture into the air more quickly, turning shrub, brush and grass into kindling.
Barry Barnette, a 33th Judicial Circuit solicitor, told a judge at Kohlhepp's arraignment that the suspect appeared to have been target shooting on the land he owns.
Los Angeles gives the illusion of an uninhabited oasis cultivated by the Broads and the Tapers instead of the Tongva who lived on the land centuries before.
Other closing costs include the real estate agent's fee of about 3 to 7463 percent and a purchase tax on the land registry value of the property.
Geyer matches photographs of the Southwest with texts of different kinds — memoir, legislation, travelogues, scholarship, fiction — to reveal the legitimate claims of Native Americans on the land.
Despite the emphasis on the land — its particular specialness and beauty — the devoted of Llamalo come to a radical conclusion: It's not about the land at all.
On a recent day, she and a friend skipped rocks in tide pools outside a canvas tent on the land the family has camped on for generations.
Called Kjarnholt III after a horse farm that once operated on the land, the 3,257-square-foot concrete house is painted white and has a metal roof.
Trees will be planted along its buffer zones to help restore water catchment areas that have been damaged by sand mining and human encroachment on the land.
"It raises concerns about indigenous peoples whose livelihoods depend on the land and the forests which are being cleared," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation on Monday.
Balash cautioned Wednesday that once leases are issued to oil and gas companies, it doesn't mean they are authorized to do "any particular activity," on the land.
Abe, acknowledged receipt of a request from Mr. Kagoike that the government extend a lease on the land where the group wanted to build a new school.
But what goes into a true conservation success is a combination of actual work on the land and the appreciation the public gets by visiting the land.
Suing the government over the anticipation of reducing Bears Ears National Monument issues pays more lip service on the land issues then it actually does protecting it.
In the expected place of wavelets is a blue so calm and unbroken that the sea doesn't so much crash on the land as neatly abut it.
Officials and searchers had remained hopeful while scouring a 5,700 square mile area, noting that the men were hunters and knew how to survive on the land.
The National Parks Service warned the Trump administration in September that building the wall would have environmental and cultural impacts on the land and the Tohono O'odham people.
There are other attorneys that feel, and very, very fine constitutional attorneys, that feel that because he was not born on the land, he cannot run for office.
Firth said the suggestion was "interesting" but warned that a tunnel is a tricky design which could require major work on the land either side of the crossing.
Many will end up in overcrowded slums that lack even basic facilities, with no claim on the land or property, and in fear of being evicted every day.
The city of Amsterdam also dumped dirty water in the nearby IJsselmeer lake for years, and farmers were allowed to use all of their manure on the land.
It is against any backstop implying regulatory controls between the province and the mainland (which the EU sees as preferable to controls on the land border with Ireland).
But a lack of education for jobs beyond farming is keeping many people on the land, even as it no longer produces a harvest they can rely on.
Poor, landless people can use the plots without paying rent for 10 years, although they cannot live on the land, as much of it is outside protective embankments.
The Gallmann family own the 100,000-acre (400 square km) Laikipia Nature Conservancy and employ 250 Kenyans on the luxury lodges, ranch, and other businesses on the land.
"It's crucially important that we get a hold on what's happening on the land," said professor Anne Marie Mahon of the Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology in Dublin.
Though it is unclear whether West purchased the whole property or just a portion of it, TMZ reported that he plans to build an amphitheater on the land.
Yeah, 95 percent of people worked on the land, but by the beginning or the middle of the twentieth century, 90 percent of those people were in cities.
Of course, some of the biggest land owners on The Land Report's list are more self-made and bought their land using wealth earned from other business ventures.
How do I reconnect to this culture that I'm very attached to, that kind of feels like home, but you never stepped on the land, because you couldn't?
Our house was on the land of one of these reservations, for a part of a tribe that was especially despised because it consisted of Indians and blacks.
Adams photographs the American West, depicting its starkness and poverty, as well as the affect of people on the land, in a series of black and white photographs.
The story of the Australia's "First Nations'" 60,000 year-plus history on the land and their long and deep relationship with the Makassans resonated with many Muslim youth.
Two parcels that were opposed for leasing by the American Wild Horse Campaign because wild horses and burros live on the land were also among those that sold.
Wet'suwet'en Hereditary Chiefs and their many supporters have been blocking the construction of the $6 billion Coastal GasLink pipeline on the land to which they hold the title.
But the Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs and their allies have rejected this framing: The camps are a form of protest, but the Wet'suwet'en presence on the land is not.
For the foundation's experts, the solution to limiting ocean plastic is not found on or beneath the water, but is linked to better waste management on the land.
However, the reaction to Zuck in particular wasn't overly positive—hundreds of Hawaiians are reportedly planning to protest in front the six-foot wall he built on the land.
Under the new law, settlers could remain on the land if they built there without prior knowledge of Palestinian ownership or if homes were constructed at the state's instruction.
As a study published on Monday in the journal PNAS shows, all of this agricultural development encroaches on the land that animal and plant species have to thrive on.
We want to see some uniformity to the application of the environmental clearances that are necessary to be able to build something on the land that was previously federal.
Assuming that Cuomo's 9-to-2000 calculation is correct, that figure still presumes that no other company would build on the land that has been set aside for Amazon.
That's right, if White Walkers, zombies, dragons, and constant warfare weren't enough, there might be a stygian horror from the depths of the ocean wrecking havoc on the land.
She became a sort of textbook Montanan conservationist: She may have lived in town, but weekends were largely spent out on the land — especially during pheasant and turkey season.
Supporters of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe had earlier set up tents and tepees on the land, which they said belongs to the tribe under a 19th-century treaty.
At Lattin Farms in Fallon, NV (just an hour outside of Reno), visitors can pick their own melons, along with several other fruits and vegetables grown on the land.
"Young people don't want to work in the fields, because it's a life of slavery," says the 58-year-old who has worked all his life on the land.
"Local households and communities have been reliant on the land grabbed by the project to feed their families, and to provide them with a source of income," he said.
According to Slovak law, anyone who farms on the land but does not necessarily own it is entitled to claim subsidies for each hectare, funded by the European Union.
In the winter, the ranchers drive out to the water sources on the land and break up the ice so grazing animals and wildlife alike have water to drink.
"There are no major improvements on the land, only a small house and shop," Tim Murphy of Hall and Hall, who represented blank in the sale, told Business Insider.
Based on The Land Report's figures, the top 219 landowners in the US collectively own about 21980 million acres, an area larger than that of the state of Georgia.
Florentine said the melting could have repercussions on the land and rivers below the Himalayas, for example, where communities rely on glaciers' annual melt for crops and drinking water.
But on Friday morning, tribal members said they had lived on the land for generation upon generation, and were prepared to stay through the fall, the winter and beyond.
When he took charge of the Interior Department, he promised that his youth in the West would help him balance conservation and extraction on the land in his care.
In the late 1800s, the district was the property of a wealthy Ottoman nobleman, Sharkas Pasha, who let his servants build houses on the land in exchange for rent.
Less than a decade and a half earlier, the city had cleared the way for its hallowed park by evicting 1,600 or so people who lived on the land.
Last photo from me standing on the land was 403:49; this first photo of the eruption was 14:12, about a minute or two into the eruption. pic.twitter.
Last photo from me standing on the land was 93:49; this first photo of the eruption was 14:12, about a minute or two into the eruption. pic.twitter.
But the surrounding landscape looks barren, and the show focuses on the environmental effects of the Civil War on the land, which included deforestation and the burning of crops.
Wanjiku led 400 protesters to pray at the ancient tree in a disputed section of forest after they lost a court case to end logging and construction on the land.
The rocker bought the 151 acres in 2005 for $9 million and has been back and forth to court for years trying to get approval to build on the land.
" Certain species such as squirrels and rabbits aren't deemed as necessary to be protected despite some local indigenous people feeling a responsibility to "all of the beings on the land.
But those shelves do help contain the massive ice sheets on the land behind them, so when a shelf disintegrates, all that ice can flow to the sea more quickly.
A Maoist insurrection simmers on the edge of coal country, partly because the benefits have been so unevenly shared between those who exploit coal and those living on the land.
It's unclear if the mountain will collapse in the near future, but the report said there was "significant cracking" and "irreversible strain" on the land because of the nuclear test.
And so it's left a legacy on the land, one which has its own patterns and forms which when viewed by Henner via satellite imagery becomes all the more artful.
Instead, last weekend it opted for third attempt at landing a rocket on an ocean barge rather than on the land-based Cape Canaveral pad used for the successful landing.
A downgrade would have a negative effect, he said, adding that questions on the land reforms "came from almost all the conversations we had" with Moody's as well as investors.
Locals grumble over the prices they receive for their grains, sugar cane and tapioca, as almost everyone works on the land (just over a third of Thai workers do overall).
The summit of Mauna Kea is sacred to Native Hawaiians, many of whom don't want the telescope on the land, fearing its construction could destroy sites and harm the community.
His softly spoken statements echoed terms of a simpler, earlier America, where individual effort on the land counted for all, and government's business was to stay out of the way.
As the See Iran tourist website explains, poets and mystics have been buried on the land for over 800 years, but the mausoleum itself wasn't built until the mid '70s.
As a young soldier in the Canadian Army, I traveled to Gjoa Haven to learn how to hunt, fish, build shelters, and navigate on the land with the specialized unit.
On the west bank of the Missouri River in north central South Dakota, Kelsey Ducheneaux, 25, raises sustainable beef on the land that generations of the Lakota Nation have worked.
"The opportunity to continue grazing on the land, together with the habitat management plan, will maintain and enhance the diverse range of species in and around the site," she added.
"The villagers have been paying taxes on the land they live on, but they had no titles, as the land had never been surveyed," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
The sprawling property is "organized as a business and service plot," according to the listing, with approved plans for up to 14 small cottages to be built on the land.
As for what the finance minister calls "illegal settlements," the League of Nations Palestine Mandate, Article 6, calls for "close Jewish settlement" on the land west of the Jordan River.
"We want to see some uniformity to the application of the environmental clearances that are necessary to be able to build something on the land that was previously federal," he said.
DP World believes it could possibly use a submerged, floating Hyperloop to redirect its cargo and free up some space on the land, should the feasibility study pan out as well.
The return of the Jewish people to their biblical homeland and the resumption of Jewish sovereignty there have always carried within them the displacement of those already living on the land.
Although he did not hold any legal deeds to the land, Muyisa said he is the lawful owner and longterm occupant and therefore deserves the right to remain on the land.
It seemed to be a burial, but not in the Inuit way of leaving the body out on the land, wrapped in caribou skins, as his great-grandmother had been left.
Ethiopian officials, who have earmarked some 11.5 million hectares (28.5 million acres) of land for overseas firms to invest in agriculture, say Karuturi failed to make adequate progress on the land.
At its heart, the dispute is about whether the Samburu squatted on the land from the early 1980s, as they testified in court, or whether they invaded after AWF bought it.
Protesters who marched across several cities on International Women's Day said pension reforms and other changes to social security will make it harder for family farmers to stay on the land.
Using satellite data to measure how much snow is accumulating on the land versus how much is flowing away, the researchers found Antarctica lost 40 gigatons of ice in the 19793s.
DHS could do this on the land borders by installing surveillance equipment, known as a "virtual wall," but an attempt to install such a system in 2006 was a complete fiasco.
They bought a cheap camper to get on the property as quickly as possible, and after they had been on the land for about four months, they moved into the tent. 
Northern British Columbia is already a major site of natural gas extraction and other resource projects, and the dam could leave indigenous groups unable to hunt on the land, Amnesty said.
The rail-thin 96-year-old, who can hardly hear and has many teeth missing, is the oldest litigant in a case seeking to preserve a Muslim claim on the land.
There are no commercial flights available to Antarctica, so one could argue that the opportunity for a civilian to step foot on the land alone is a rare and priceless stipend.
Today, just as in 1971, the song reminds us of what happens when a gentle existence that lies easy on the land is destroyed for the profit of developers and corporations.
Golf courses were not clubs in gated communities, but part of the fabric of life, with plenty of other people and their animals going about their business on the land. 11.
That would remove much of the need for controls on the land border with Ireland — and render moot the EU's objections to British ideas for technical solutions on north-south trade.
On the land mass now called the United States there is a multitude of multitudes, actively existing tribal societies, that have been buried and distorted into a generic concept of tribe.
The Redskins may still clash with the federal government if the team tries to build a stadium on the land where its former home, Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium, now sits.
" All aesthetic decisions, Stephenson adds, had to "honor the structure itself, but also the magic of the way it sits on the land, and the property surrounding it and the light.
He cites Scripture often — he said he had recently been revisiting the Book of Joel, the tale of a plague of locusts that descends on the land, afflicting an unrepentant Judah.
But since the Rohingya exodus, the local government has taken over some of their villages, which had been razed by fire, and built security bases and government buildings on the land.
Under the program, the contractors purchased or simply assumed custody of existing base housing, began building new housing at their own expense, and signed 50-year leases on the land underneath.
" A person in the meeting disputed that Trump was telling the leaders to break federal law and start drilling on the land, telling Axios that the remarks were just "Trump speak.
With all of these games, it's worth considering exactly what your relationship is to the world you're inhabiting and the precise effects your actions are having on the land around you.
The park service announced in August that it was considering charging fees for protests and other demonstrations on the land it manages in the Washington area, such as the National Mall.
People living on the land at least had direct access to whatever food there was; those in cities were dependent on rural surplus reaching them, and when it didn't, they rioted.
He noted that Iran or Iranian-backed forces control a phosphates factory to the west of al-Tanf, giving them an easy way station on the land route between Damascus and Baghdad.
When conservation groups or the government want to establish a park, it's often unclear who has a right to be on the land and deserves compensation if ordered to leave, Lobo said.
According to TMZ, the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star originally planned to build a garden and a barn for horses on the land, but she's since had a change of heart.
Ruminants burp methane, and while carbon farming does not require their presence, some argue that merely accepting them on the land undermines the goal of reaching a carbon-neutral or -negative future.
Her characters have been relegated to the margins, cast out by a society that tramples thoughtlessly on the land they care about, and the film attempts to make sense of their actions.
So far, West claims, about 60 people have committed to staking claim on the land, which is unheard of for her unless there is an huge event like a marathon in town.
Solomon began with the logo for the project: a bold, curving icon which was inspired by the horns of the sheep that lived on the land and the waves of the ocean.
As for "the illegality of Israeli settlements," as Ruebner puts it, the League of Nations Palestine Mandate, Article 6, calls for "close Jewish settlement" on the land west of the Jordan River.
Three-fifths of India's population depend on land for their livelihoods, with an increasing share of women working on the land as falling farm incomes drive men to migrate to find jobs.
The tenders, posted without fanfare on Tuesday on the land authority's website, came to wide attention after they were publicized by Ir Amim, a group that monitors settlement activity in East Jerusalem.
" The pair formally divorced in October 1928, with Benjamin noting somewhat cryptically in court that his wife "was very fond of animals—horses and cows—and wanted to live on the land.
Students and labor movements in South Africa are leading a mobilization of transformative potential by focusing on the land question to address the social and economic legacy of apartheid in the country.
Red Lake Nation leaders said they believed that building property on the land not only would provide much-needed housing, but also generate new revenue streams that the tribe can then reinvest.
But between 2005 and 2012, deforestation rates fell 70 percent thanks to new protections and efforts by Brazil's cattle ranchers and soybean farmers to intensify production on the land they'd already cleared.
In exchange for real estate slated for a new jail, Gores and Gilbert have offered to build a "criminal justice complex" on the land of the now-derelict American Motor Company Headquarters.
Over time, he found that, out on the land, men would open up, their minds distracted, their eyes focused on the job at hand rather than the person they were talking to.
The deaths in Latin America are the result of increasingly violent clashes between people who have lived on the land for thousands of years and settlers who have arrived much more recently.
Most had fruit trees bearing coconuts, star fruit or mangoes growing on the land surrounding their houses, and my grandmother and aunts owned hogs and chickens that they'd eventually sell or eat.
The sensory devices provide more than what Mr. Cafiero calls situational awareness, vital for safe operation where workers and livestock may be nearby, also collecting data on the land to improve efficiency.
Should law enforcement officials clamp down on the land crossings into the United States, experts said, the maritime interdiction role would most likely only increase, putting additional pressure on the Coast Guard.
"We wanted to change something in our lives, and we moved as a family to live 'on the land'," Dubovets said at his farm home in the southern Siberian village of Sizaya.
The "leave no trace" wilderness ethic is great for middle-class backpackers in a national park, but that ethic just doesn't work for people who depend on the land for their sustenance.
Known as Freemen-on-the-Land (FOTL), this anti-government movement has found footholds in the UK, the US, and made waves in Canada over the last decade for its members' stunts.
"For a long time there were stories about construction on the land, but nobody wanted to believe it," said Tsoggerel Uyanga, a community organizer and senior partner at research group MAD Investment Solutions.
The United Constitutional Patriots group has been camped on the land, which is adjacent to property owned by Union Pacific Railroad, for about two months, according to Sunland Park Police Chief Javier Guerra.
Following the shooting, Mongno found out that a local property owner had given permission to the hunter to hunt on the land abutting Mongno's home and the homes of several of her neighbors.
"Working on the land is seen as the lowest form of employment," Capper said, looking out across the Malvern Hills that once inspired Edward Elgar to compose his patriotic march, Pomp and Circumstance.
The Conjuring director fearlessly embraces everything that comes with the hero, figuring out how to effectively stage underwater action, and choreographing impressively fluid fight sequences both on the land and in the sea.
But after spending a few years as an extension agent for the University of California—working directly with farmers and translating science into techniques they can apply on the land—she understands better.
Myint Win, whose family has lived on the land for four generations, and hundreds more like him will be relocated from the site which lies about 16 miles (25 km) southeast of Yangon.
But Thilawa's new developers say the site already belonged to the government because of the junta's deal, and offered compensation only for crops grown on the land, but not for the land itself.
After spending time with the locals, van Helten's artwork of four farmers paid tribute to the different generations who continue to struggle and persist on the land, highlighting the town's enduring community spirit.
Adopting this map would "resolve all known mineral conflicts," the email said, referring to oil and gas sites on the land that the state's public schools wanted to lease out to bolster funds.
Steeped as her work is in tradition, it is driven by her design sensibility (she invents her own forms), and her desire to live lightly on the land in an increasingly imperiled environment.
The report by the group, which won a Nobel Peace Prize for its work on the land mine treaty, was released in advance of a meeting of treaty members in Vienna next week.
The farming group also asked the government to review its plan not to impose tariffs on the land border with Ireland if it leaves the trading bloc without a deal on Oct. 31.
"Resistance against the Zionist project on the land of Palestine will not stop, and resistance against the American dominance will not be broken and will not be weakened," Haniyeh said, referring to Israel.
Because Michael seemed to be working on the land all day every day, into the fall of darkness and beyond, and never complained, I once asked him if he ever took a holiday.
For two decades, Mr. Bundy grazed his cattle on federal land but refused to pay grazing fees, insisting that he did not have to because he had inherited water rights on the land.
The buyer will likely need to be deep pocketed, and politically connected however - there's an up to 80% premium on the land, and it'll need to be rezoned to likely make a profit.
But then, 25 years later in 2012, Sarah was named in a lawsuit claiming that residual contamination in the soil had sickened dozens of people who worked in a building constructed on the land.
But even though the Venezuelans were awed by the views whizzing by their window, their minds were mostly on the land they had left behind – and the uncertainty facing them in the lands ahead.
TAARDEH, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Anjali has worked on the land nearly all her life, first with her tenant-farmer parents, and then alongside her husband in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh.
Across the country, about 60 percent of India's population still depends on the land for its livelihood - a huge problem as climate change brings more weather extremes that make bringing in a harvest harder.
Ghodbane, who was born on the land he now farms, says the seasons are changing, with longer summers interfering with the spring and fall rains that are crucial to strong harvests and herding years.
"You walk across the border, you put one foot on the land, and now you are tied up in a lawsuit for five years, it's the craziest thing anyone has ever seen," Trump said.
The hefty asking price includes the furnished estate, multiple other homes on the land, cattle, ranch equipment and machinery, grazing permits, water rights to a nearby private river, elk hunting rights, and mineral rights.
The Reed family, number 21979 on The Land Report's list, owns a total of 228,230,232 acres, including "timberland in eight states spread out across the Pacific Northwest and the South," according to the list.
The lilies are all that's left of the dreams of the optimistic family that planted the lilies and made a farm and a life on the land generations ago, only to see it lost.
She sees light as the great lover lavishing caresses on the land, or the great obliterator that overwhelms the earth's solidity, or the great designer reconfiguring common notions about what should hold our attention.
But they are still looking for the money they need to drill on the land, or even to pay for three-dimensional seismic surveys to determine whether there is enough oil there to try.
The ministers affirmed Palestinian rights to create a future state based on the land captured and occupied by Israel in the 1967 Middle East war, with East Jerusalem as capital, the final communique said.
But even though the Venezuelans were awed by the views whizzing by their window, their minds were mostly on the land they had left behind – and the uncertainty facing them in the lands ahead.
It also established a time frame of 22019 years for the removal of all the unexploded ammunition and bombs that pollute and threaten peoples' lives, both on the land and in the nearby seabed.
The asset purchase and sale agreement, signed on Sunday, entails the sale of the Isla complex including its oil storage terminal, with a long lease on the land, according to a statement by RdK.
As the Chuka has not been living on the land since the 1930s, it will be harder for them to win recognition than others who have remained in the forest, like the Ogiek, Chivusia said.
Myanmar intends to resettle most refugees who return in new "model villages", rather than on the land they previously occupied, an approach the United Nations has criticized in the past as effectively creating permanent camps.
It enters the air when organic matter decomposes in the ocean or gets burned on the land, and it leaves when plants accidentally suck it up as they're trying to grab CO2 molecules for photosynthesis.
"These lobes froze on the land as they reached their maximum extent and the ice never went back to the ocean, which implies the ocean was at least partially frozen at that time," Fairén said.
Tester, who was born in Montana and still farms wheat and lentils on the land that his grandparents homesteaded near the town of Big Sandy, does not face a particularly strong Republican challenger in Rosendale.
Gangs approach farmers and make them an offer: 'take €5,000 from us per month and allow us to dump our chemicals in with your pig slurry, and then you can spread it on the land.
He makes a compelling case for the historic importance of place and terroir in Champagne, a departure from decades of marketing that focused on the cellar work of master blenders rather than on the land.
Soon after dark on Friday in the Tlahuelilpan district of the central Hidalgo state, gasoline and fumes ignited in a fireball that killed at least 85 people and left a black scar on the land.
Like many people here, they could not imagine a world in which they did anything but subsist on the land and water, and in which their fortunes did not rise and fall with the Sekong.
In this book's lowest moment, she prints several pages of what are apparently official notes from the West Tisbury Planning Board about the new owners' plans to build a much larger house on the land.
"Plastic is everywhere now: on the land, in the oceans and even in the air, with London's air more full of plastic than Paris, Hamburg, and Dongguan in China combined," Shribman said in a statement.
Trump may one day be buried on the land Trump National Golf Club received approval in 2014 to build a family cemetery at the golf club that could very well be Trump's final resting place.
Countless menus include words like "local" and "seasonal" but the Hut takes things back to base level—the lobsters are cooked on the land overlooking the exact patch of sea from which they were taken.
AHS: Roanoke followed the success of a fictional docuseries called My Roanoke Nightmare, which included a retelling and reenactments of a family's horrific experience at a home built on the land of the mysterious Roanoke Colony.
"We're here to say the Malheur is not occupied by the militia — we're here, we're on the land," Kierán Suckling, the executive director of the Center for Biological Diversity, an environmental advocacy group in Tucson, Ariz.
By conserving some ecosystems and destroying others to make way for pastures and fields, or chopping down trees for timber, human activities on the land add an extra layer of complexity to already complex natural cycles.
During the 20 years Ei Than had lived on the land, she had no idea it was owned by the military: like many migrants to the country's biggest city, she built her house on vacant land.
On the land, the developers are erecting a three-story building for the celebrity chef Nicholas Stefanelli, whose Michelin-rated Masseria restaurant in the city's Union Market district has hosted the Obamas and Robert De Niro.
Land taxes capable of replacing all existing property taxes (which are raised on the value of what sits on the land, rather than just the land itself) and then some would greatly sharpen the incentive to develop.
"You will see a level of quality that you're not going to see when they bring the pipe from far distances, have to bring it in small chunks and then fabricate it on the land," he continued.
"Telangana's new law shuts the doors on farmers and other vulnerable communities who depend on the land for their livelihood," said Kiran Kumar Vissa at Rythu Swarajya Vedika, an umbrella organization of non-profits focused on agriculture.
Calling themselves "water protectors," supporters of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe set up tents and teepees on the land, about an hour south of Bismarck, which they said belongs to the tribe under a 2000-century treaty.
Lead author Seth Spawn said the study showed the mandate had "far-reaching impacts on the climate through its effects on the land and the carbon that is stores," according to a National Wildlife Federation press release.
Varadkar last week said his government would oppose any customs posts or immigration checks on the land border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, but he did not say where they should be placed instead.
"Mnangagwa realizes he needs the white farmers on the land when he gets into power … he will use the white farmers to resuscitate the agricultural industry, which he reckons is the backbone of the economy," a Jan.
But the same technology that led to booms in these areas, and large lease payments for the people who owned the mineral rights on the land, contributed to the glut of oil worldwide and today's low prices.
With Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff facing impeachment and the country gripped by recession, campaigners worry powerful business interests will accelerate the displacement of indigenous groups to access resources on the land they have called home for centuries.
"Last photo from me standing on the land was 13:49; this first photo of the eruption was 14:12, about a minute or two into the eruption," Schade explained alongside the first series of his photos.
The statistic comes from the 2015 book the show is based on, "The Land of Open Graves: Living and Dying on the Migrant Trail," written by the American anthropologist Jason De León, with photos by Michael Wells.
As many as 70-85 percent of those who own land purchased on plain paper are poor farmers who rely on the land for their livelihoods, according to a government-commissioned report in 2006, the latest data available.
"These lobes froze on the land as they reached their maximum extent, and the ice never went back to the ocean, which implies the ocean was at least partially frozen at that time," Fairén said in a statement.
HVO scientists say the unique gusher poses "no threat to nearby communities at this time," but caution that visitors should keep their distance, both in the area where the lava meets the sea and on the land nearby.
Ethiopian officials, who have earmarked some 11.5 million hectares of land for overseas firms to invest in agriculture, say Karuturi failed to make adequate progress on the land allotted for growing and exporting sugarcane, rice and palm oil.
Nominated for: Outstanding comedy; directing for a comedy (Jill Soloway, "Man on the Land"); guest actress (Melora Hardin); guest actor (Bradley Whitford); supporting actress (Gaby Hoffmann and Judith Light); lead actor (Jeffrey Tambor); plus three creative arts categories.
City Hall used to stand on the land now occupied by the Lido House, and the hotel's main restaurant, the Mayor's Table, pays homage to that history with a wall of framed, sepia-toned portraits of former mayors.
"I've heard from countless people who argue and believe that this is an existential moral moment and if a Democrat wins, darkness will descend on the land," Peter Wehner, a speechwriter in the second Bush White House, said.
"We will continue to fight until there is not one Turkish soldier left on the land of Afrin, and this war will not be easy and will last for a long time," he told a news conference Sunday.
Myanmar officials have so far said they plan to resettle most returnees in new "model villages", rather than on the land they previously occupied, an approach the United Nations has criticized in the past as effectively creating permanent camps.
"Can you imagine operating on the land without a map, or doing anything without a map?" asked Larry Mayer, director of the U.S.-based Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping, a research body that develops tools for underwater mapping.
"The Republic of Iraq, standing on the land that was once home to the storied city-states and kingdoms of Mesopotamia, has a celebrated heritage as a cradle of civilization," Donoghue said in a statement ahead of the handoff.
Measures to avoid a return to controls on the land border between the British province and EU-member Ireland are at the heart of conflict among UK politicians over whether to back a draft divorce deal struck on Tuesday.
The supreme court's emergency decision to prevent the evictions will allow the Guarani-Kaiowa to remain on the land until the court issues a final decision on its ownership, which could take up to 10 years, dos Santos said.
"Some have documents (such as receipts showing they have paid tax on the land they use), but don't have the documents required under current law to protect hem against investors who want to buy up the land," she said.
The oil well drilled in January—one of 651 planned in Yasuní—sits on the land of the Waorani people, an indigenous tribe with limited outside contact, as well as two tribes with no contact with the outside world.
"Another group of people arrived on these shores, and in the course of history, took everything from the first inhabitants who, on the land they have known most intimately, became displaced, foreign, non-mainstream and marginalized," Ms. Tsai said.
These cities have tight land supply and low housing inventory, so many investors see these markets as a one-way bet because the houses built on the land will have to be sold at a higher price as well.
Myanmar also intends to settle most refugees who return to Rakhine state in new "model villages", rather than on the land they previously occupied, an approach criticized in the past by the United Nations as effectively creating permanent camps.
" —Niama Safia Sandy   Mobilize: "Guided expertly by those who live on the land and driven by the pulse of the natural world, Caroline Monnet's Mobilize takes us on an exhilarating journey from the far north to the urban south.
A few days after that encounter, she was visited by a border official who informed her that the crew had a right to be on the land and would be returning — next time accompanied by armed Border Patrol agents.
Yet Trump proposes taking Kim's hand and have the dictator lead him on to North Korean territory where the bodies of American servicemen were killed in the 1950s Korean war where their bodies lie after they fell on the land around.
Few things delighted him more than taking students out on the land in the summer, squeezing his bulky frame into a tent, eating dried fish and fried bannock (with Cheez Whiz as a favourite extra), recounting the lore of the past.
"Can you imagine operating on the land without a map, or doing anything without a map?" asked Larry Mayer, director of the U.S.-based Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping, a research body that trains hydrographers and develops tools for mapping.
Deborah Luster's stunning portraits of inmates at Louisiana's State Penitentiary in Angola, built on the land of former slave plantations, make up the nucleus of Aperture Foundation's exhibition Prison Nation and connect directly to this history of slavery, imprisonment, and censorship.
Yeah. At the time the accident happened, the Germans and the UK were talking about how a lot of their produce comes from this area, but then six consecutive tomato harvests failed on the land, so the agricultural economy slowed.
If that's where this whole tale lands, Zinke and the department will have no one to blame but themselves, but it's the bird and Westerners who rely on the land it inhabits that will shoulder the burdens of that mistake.
"Thousands of Palestinian children are being robbed of the chance to play the game they love on the land that's theirs," said Fadi Quran, an activist with Avaaz, an advocacy organization that has collected 63,000 petition signatures on the issue.
Several lawmakers have submitted separate amendments requiring the government to rethink the arrangements around the so-called 'backstop' on Northern Ireland, designed to prevent the installation of border infrastructure on the land frontier with Ireland - a so-called "hard border".
There's no shortage of talk on Wall Street about leaving the money behind and "going to start a bed-and-breakfast" or "moving to Montana to work on the land," Johnson said, but few people from the financial world follow through.
William Ketienya, a member of the council of elders, said he feared rotting vegetation on the land flooded by the dam will increase greenhouse gas emissions and further drive climate change and warmer temperatures that threaten tea plantations in the area.
Business Insider analyzed the list, and based on The Land Report's list and other publicly available sources, we found that 62 of the 2215 biggest landowners were second-generation-or-later heirs to at least a good portion of their land.
During rainstorms the lot now sometimes floods, causing a stream of mud to fall down the road and into the local community garden, a problem Bailey and Gibson said only appeared since Pumpco began building an equipment yard on the land.
Male artists worked on the land "as an extension of their studios — they needed more space," she said, and what they came up with served the traditional goals of achieving transcendence and the sublime, or at least splashy, impressive effects.
Based on the land parcels that were sold in the past two years, there are some 28,000 to 30,000 private residential housing units that could be developed for launched in the next two years, said Nicholas Mak, executive director at ZACD.
So we don't necessarily have to get to zero impact on the land to mitigate climate change, but slowing down how quickly we alter the landscape and letting nature catch up can offset much of the harm from our actions.
To encourage a next generation of farmers and ranchers to grow our food, steward our land and anchor vibrant rural communities, we need a national commitment to protecting our irreplaceable agricultural land and getting new farm families on the land.
Her neighbor Alan Lopa (a moving Craig A. Grant), who has a head for business and the money to prove it, suggests a way she could save the plantation: cut down the magnolia trees, build some vacation cottages on the land.
Whenever she would ask her mother what had happened to the indigenous people who lived on the land where her convict-settler ancestors had built their first home, she would say that they had already moved away, into the country's centre.
"This entire biomass migrates to different areas, on the land, in the forests, in the meadows, in the rivers themselves, and it shapes the ecosystem," said Yevgeny G. Lobkov, a jovial, goateed professor of biology at Kamchatka State Technical University.
In exchange for the return of about half the acres that the American military uses to train soldiers for jungle warfare, the Japanese government agreed to build six helicopter landing pads on the land that the United States will retain.
The activists, who feel they've already been lied to, think there might be even more unmarked graves on the land Formosa wants to develop — and that the company might still be hiding the extent of its knowledge of those graves.
The butterfly project was great for the goals of environmentalists — the conservationists wanted members of the community to live lightly on the land and devote themselves to monitoring plants and animals — but it utterly neglected the goals of the community.
The group's mission was complicated by a paucity of written records, difficulties in putting a value on the land for its agricultural productivity or religious significance, and problems with determining boundaries and ownership from decades, or more than a century, earlier.
" The announcer also asked the crowd to "acknowledge that we are gathered on the land of the Lenape and Wappinger people," adding that "this demonstrates a commitment to beginning the process of working to dismantle the ongoing legacies of settler colonialism.
That shift to automation is key to the farming sector in the world's No.2 economy as it grapples with an ageing rural workforce and a dearth of young people willing to endure the hardships many associate with toiling on the land.
Tribes will now be able to better protect the rainforest and continue living on the land because new roads and other infrastructure will not unlock the area's pristine landscape for loggers, said Cacique Celso Tawe, a leader of the indigenous Munduruku Indians.
Horatius Sempa, a spokesman for the landlord, said all squatters on the land under contention had been compensated before it was cleared to make way for the commercial palm production of palm oil, which is primarily used for cooking, cosmetics and producing biofuels.
"That's what the leftists and the media want to call me," says one subject, while others decline to answer the question altogether; the most fervent of Dotan's subjects claim to be called to live on the land of their forefathers by divine decree.
JIQUILISCO, El Salvador (Reuters) - Encouraged by a good harvest last year, Maria de Jesus Lopez, a modest farmer, decided to boost her production of corn on the land she rents, but an unexpected drought in El Salvador has cost her the whole harvest.
"As a subsistence farmer you depend on the land to survive and if you are kicked away from that land you lose your occupation as producer, you lose your ability to cultivate food for yourself and you lose your home," he said.
In 1947, the United Nations recommended that the city be declared a "corpus separatum," meaning an international city, rather than incorporated into either the Arab or the Jewish states then being contemplated on the land between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea.
Other pre-installed apps on the Land Rover Explore included Strava, a favorite of many runners and hikers, Geocaching, a soft of a game in which you find containers at specific locations in real life and AccuWeather (horribly inaccurate where I live).
Replanted as a meadow — the lightest possible touch on the land — the 1.7-acre cemetery has reopened to the public as the Naval Cemetery Landscape, an integral part of the growing Brooklyn Waterfront Greenway, a planned 14-mile path for bicyclists and pedestrians.
"There is nothing worse than the death of the former Israeli president Shimon Peres, quietly, on the land of occupied Palestine, except the pilgrimage of Arab and Palestinian officialdom to participate in his funeral," the Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar declared in an editorial.
The maps do not indicate how many people have been displaced by flooding in the Brazilian state of Rondonia where the dams are located, but analysts estimate it has had an impact on the land rights of tens of thousands of people.
Even the LA Art Book Fair, like most of Los Angeles, is situated on the land of the Tongva, a people who now number less than 2,000 and were forced to assimilate first by the Spanish and then by the United States.
ISLE DE JEAN CHARLES, Louisiana (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Standing in the long grass on the land where he was born, with the sea now lapping just meters away, Chief Albert Naquin remembers Isle de Jean Charles as a wonderful place to grow up.
"We see this drought again as a national emergency because it is going to have an impact directly on consumer prices, it is going to have an impact on food affordability and it has an impact on the farmers on the land," said van Zyl.
It's hard to talk about the happiest memories, because to be honest, after the dogs, the bulldozers, and the slow infiltration of distrust and militarization, Standing Rock — the camps — became a lot about survival and less about thriving on the land, together as a community.
Take season 2's "Man on the Land," where Maura attends a women's music festival and is startled to discover that a vocal subset of feminists refuse to celebrate transgender stories, because they see them as another example of men pulling attention away from women.
"Anybody on the land that will make a phone call to the Department of Environment can get permission to shoot almost whatever they want to shoot and it&aposs unaudited and unchecked and that&aposs our concern — animal welfare," Borda told Australian Broadcasting Corp.
In short; Israel was given land under a Mandate that was never repealed, two other countries attacked Israel and squatted on the land for a while, and then, when they attacked Israel again and lost, Israel regained the land she had originally been given.
Since Britain has said it wants to leave the EU's customs union as it leaves the EU, the bloc says controls on animals and goods will need to take place on the land border between EU member Ireland and the British province of Northern Ireland.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's center-left government refused to intervene in the Ihumātao stand-off at first and she has not visited the site but, as the protests grew, she announced there would be no building on the land until the dispute was resolved.
Around the same time, officials killed most of the dog teams upon which the formerly nomadic hunters relied to move on the land—something Canadian authorities maintain was a matter of public safety, but the Inuit say it was done to make the relocations stick.
Aboriginal Tasmanians, who had lived on the land for roughly thirty-five thousand years, were dying in large numbers, succumbing to new diseases introduced from Europe and attacks by colonists who wanted to raise livestock on the open land where they, and the thylacine, hunted.
HAMILTON, Bermuda (Reuters) - Annabel Vose was the only woman sailing in the sport's biggest event of the year, but the 22-year-old Britain made her mark, winning the Red Bull Youth America's Cup in Bermuda as strategist on the Land Rover BAR Academy team.
The idea is that Norway will fund efforts to help farmers produce more on the land they have already cleared rather than cutting down more trees to plant more crops or grass for cows as well as pay for government efforts to establish preserves.
It was during that visit that he got the idea to shoot a documentary on the farm, which Dunning not only agreed to but added to: In addition to filming him and his work on the land, Stone could also document Dunning's intended suicide.
This article originally appeared on VICE Canada The Freemen on the Land (FOTL) movement, a sovereign citizen group that has followers in Canada, the US, and the UK, has been described by law enforcement in the past as an extremist organization capable of domestic terrorism.
Officials said the irrigation project will involve building a 117-kilometre canal to carry water diverted from the Jhelum River, 97 kilometers of secondary canals, and a range of other structures – some of which may require those now living on the land to relocate.
"There are a lot of places that have had their economies focused on natural resources or on the land that are shifting to modern knowledge economies," Zuckerberg said, as he stood in what he said had been one of the world's largest gold mines.
The Aachen police declared the forest, which contains English oaks and hornbeam, and has a carpet of lily-of-the-valley each spring, a "dangerous area" two weeks ago, allowing them to maintain a 24-hour presence and search anyone caught on the land.
A. In 1003, the governor was talking a lot in public speeches about his great-grandfather, August Schuckman, who came across through the Plains in 1852 and settled in Colusa, on the land where Jerry Brown and his wife are building their retirement home.
Buyers also pay a 21 percent value-added tax on property that is less than two years old, or sold on plan; the tax is levied on the value of building only, not on the land (Buyers can find calculated fees here.) Antwerp tourism: visitantwerpen.
AMAZONAS, Brazil — A fire that's been burning for six days is threatening to engulf the fields of the Amazonas region and the animals that live in them, along with the trees that have been supporting the indigenous people living on the land for generations.
But Tran Cuong, 40, a Dong Tam resident, said by telephone on Saturday that the authorities had allowed 14 local families to build houses on the land after the airport project was canceled, and that the exact ownership of the land was still unclear.
Mahathir said the IWH-CREC joint-venture has agreed to pay a 500 million ringgit ($121.04 million) advance payment on the land that will be used for the project, to be paid within 60 days from the cabinet's decision to reinstate the project on April 17.
But while fewer migrants appear to be braving hazardous journeys by sea, figures from immigration police on the land border show an increase in people smuggled from Myanmar since 2014, when Thailand's military government seized power and vowed to crack down on human smuggling and trafficking rings.
Michelle Littlefield, who is not a Mashpee tribal member or a Native American, explained during an interview with NPR affiliate WBUR that June why the group opposed the casino: traffic, closeness to an elementary school, and the tribe's closure of an industrial park on the land.
"Evergrande's active land acquisition in 2013-15 via auction/M&A turned out be a successful move given the sharp appreciation on the land price and the much higher competition in the land market now," Citi analyst Oscar Choi said in a report early this month.
As governments across South America struggle to balance their budgets following a crash in commodities prices, the report said giving formal title deeds to people who have lived on the land for generations is one of the cheapest ways to protect forests and combat climate change.
But at a meeting in June, the Zoning Board refused to grant the group a permit, saying that the town had a right of first refusal on the land, which had once been used for agriculture, and that proper procedure for the sale had not been followed.
Anne Stone, an anthropological geneticist at Arizona State University who was not involved in the new study, speculated that the Native American population may have emerged in one such refuge on the land bridge that linked Siberia and Alaska between about 2000,000 and 11,000 years ago.
The images shown here were taken by Lu Guang between 2005 and 2014 in northern and central China, including Henan, Shanxi, Ningxia and Inner Mongolia, as part of a long-term project on the impact of coal mining on the land, the environment and the people.
Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Costa said travel restrictions on the land border between the two countries should guarantee that free movement of goods continues and protect the rights of workers, but that "there must be a restriction (on travelling) for the purposes of tourism or leisure".
The silliness of this statement becomes obvious when one considers that wild horses don't exist on more than 85 percent of BLM lands, and where they do occur, they have to share the range with domestic livestock which typically have an even bigger impact on the land.
The Wet'suwet'en, along with other Indigenous land defenders across North America, have posed a question to their non-Indigenous neighbors: Who is being more unreasonable, the Indigenous people enforcing their sovereignty and history on the land, or the government and extractive companies literally cooking the planet?
"This is how land resource decisions are going to be made in the future — through co-management with people who have been on the land forever," said Hadley Archer, the executive director of the Nature Conservancy Canada, which helped put together the Great Bear forest agreement.
"The Department and FWS [Fish and Wildlife Service] understand the importance of preventing wildlife trafficking while maintaining the human dignity of all people, including indigenous populations that often rely on the land in designated conservation areas for subsistence and preservation of their cultural heritage," the letter said.
In addition to acreage to camp, mountain bike and fish, according to the listing by Kerry Endsley of LIV Sotheby's International Realty, there are also "dinosaur fossils" and "Native American rock art" on the land, as well as wildlife including mule, deer, elk, mountain lion, bear and waterfowl.
That makes sense seeing as Indigenous Australians lived on the land for at least 50,000 years before colonisers arrived in the late 18th century; thousands of years of study and experimentation have informed Aboriginal understanding of the factors that impact the land, especially water flow and animal populations.
Shortly after VICE News visited Shashamane, the town where hundreds of Rastafarians still reside on the land that Selassie designated to them, an elder Rastafari man was murdered in his home, in what appears to be motivated by land tensions of the sort that are characterizing the country.
SpaceX's next opportunity for a landing will be in a couple of weeks when the company sends some cargo to the International Space Station, although it's currently not clear if the company will attempt to land the rocket on the water-based pad or on the land-based one.
RIO DE JANEIRO (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Local officials in Brazil said on Friday they asked the government to offer property deeds to thousands of people living without formal titles in the Amazon rainforest who advocates say are at risk of losing their rights to live on the land.
The Briscoe heirs, the 13th biggest landowners on The Land Report's list with 640,000 acres, are descended from former Texas governor Dolph Briscoe, Jr. At one point, Briscoe was the biggest landowner in Texas, according to The Land Report, and was governor of Texas from 1973 to 1979.
The homes sat on land that had been designed to flood, as part of a reservoir system built by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to protect the downstream population of central Houston — a fact that wasn't publicized when a developer was allowed to build on the land.
It is clear now that the US is not wholesale leaving the country, but instead planning to train up a 30,000-strong force to keep ISIS from coming back and to assist local Kurds in keeping a grasp on the land they now control northeast of the Euphrates River.
Having the majority of investment there, he said, proves that the Olympics were meant to serve real estate developers, who took on much of the construction for the Games in exchange for being able to build on the land afterward, in what is known as a public-private partnership.
Then I invested in a solidly made city bike with a baby seat, popped her on the front and off we'd go to the nearby Westerpark, which has a larger children's farm in the center of a sprawling park built on the land of a former energy factory.
While many of the works in this show deal directly with the land and its contemporary commercial economy, Nilbar Gures, Hera Buyuktasciyan, and Asuncion Molinos Gordo's installations speak more to the effect that today's economy, society, and policy is having on the land and its histories and mythologies.
The spread would potentially not only be a healthier alternative to butter, but like the Impossible Burger and other plant-based meats, widespread adoption could help reduce the country's dependence on milk-producing cattle and the toll that raising those animals takes on the land and the environment.
The team used increases in temperature and precipitation to see its effect on three key factors when it comes to whether humans can live in a certain place: ecological landscape potential (the ability to grow food on the land, for example), the severity of winters, and the presence of permafrost.
The most recent excavations were conducted between the months of August and October of this year, on the land where Meza López dismembered and dissolved in acid the bodies of people who were kidnapped by the Arellano Félix and Sinaloa Cartels, the groups that historically controlled drug trafficking in that city.
Two environmental groups who prevailed last month in a lawsuit challenging a Trump administration policy intended to help boost oil and gas development asked an Idaho federal court on Wednesday to extend their remedy by vacating the policy not just on the land related to the sage grouse but nationwide.
Several solar panels, a micro-hydropower system and smaller photovoltaic installations scattered throughout the property's hills provide all the necessary energy for residents, who are divided into 23 smaller neighborhoods, each with anywhere from one to 20003 homes made of earthen plaster, straw bale and lumber felled on the land.

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