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Intelligence unit. good to have you on the show this week. we are talking about some big numbers. the question is, are they big enough numbers to tackle the climate crisis? you might definitely big enough to make a difference. they may not be quite enough quite yet. the reportjust published in the state of climate change globally suggest we need something like three — six times the level of investment we currently have to get on track but if you take the us $369 billion committed under the inf...

Compare that to the mi billion in the us, it is also way ahead of germany, france and the uk. so can these subsidies really make a difference to climate change and what impact do massive subsidies in one part of the world have elsewhere? lets talk to gareth from the london based energy and climate intelligence unit. good to have you on the show this week. we are talking about some big numbers. the question is, are they big enough numbers to tackle the climate crisis? definitely big enough to mak...

The eu is under pressure to protect its businesses and industry from the threat of us subsidies in the form of the us inflation reduction act and high energy costs. later today european commission president ursula von der leyen is expected to lay out proposals which could include loosening state aid rules and proposing a new "european sovereignty fund". eu leaders are expected to decide on von der leyens proposals at a summit in brussels next week where they will discuss the bloc�*s response t...

Spending. he accomplished that. so i think he is going to see what house republicans have to put forward, and as much as he can to support a reasonable spending reductions should be in play and be considered by all sides. but that is right now, he is not on the offensive siege, he is the minority leader in the senate. the speaker of the houses kevin mccarthy so he has the driving seat so senator mcconnell will let him take the lead.— a large part of president bidens economic plan is the $369 b...

>> emily: first of all. he is bright red. and what is a rain bomb? boiling oceans? what is he talking about? im still stuck on the money of this, that it is going to be more than $369 billion. you thought inflation was bad in 2022? get ready for 2025. i cannot listen to you anything at davos anymore. >> harris: and you work at the fox business network. >> cheryl: i know. [laughs] >> kellyanne: reminds me of hillary clinton saying im going to shut down the coal industry. i want joe manchin to ans...

Morning, you know, this is a visit that is about solidifying these long standing ties between the u.s. and france, and when you see biden and macron together they will mostly be show there is not much daylight between allies. the main area its unmistakable where there is a gap is on energy, and you know, you have europe that is bracing for the winter, fears of a recession are far more acute over there given the war in ukraine and the proximity to the war than they are here in the united states, ...

By 2030, a $369 billion commitment to clean energy initiatives in the "inflation reduction act" as well as new methane rules. how was this all received by the crowd there and by experts? >> i think the sentiment is wow, its such a great change, given the predecessor, given the tone in the trump administration. but i think the consensus is, americas ambitions dont go nearly far enough to meet the problem. just in terms of meeting his goals by 2030, he says the u.s. is on track for that. the more ...

Hes just taken the stage. hes addressing social security and medicare down there. >> temporary housing and the survivors of the six counties. weve sent 24 disaster recovery centers across the state for survivors to register to help and fema, federal emergency management assistance, is going door to door to reach people as well. it also performed over 8, 180,000 home inspections. 180,000 personal inspections. the u.s. small business administration has approved $460 million in low interest busines...

Climate events all the time. last year noah counted 20 billion dollar climate disasters in the u.s.. those altogether cost 152 billion dollars. in the last five years, these disasters have crossed the u.s. 788 billion dollars. now compare that with the amount we are spending on the inflation reduction act, the largest climate bill in u.s. history. that totals 369 billion dollars, is spread out over ten years. one of those things is a lot bigger than the other. is 100 year a 500-year disasters ar...

We had some big disasters. the overall cost for rebuilding stay pretty steady. but now we have catastrophic climate events all the time. last year, noah counted 20 billion dollar climate disasters in the u.s.. those altogether cost 152 billion dollars. in the last five years, these disasters have cost the u. s. 788 billion dollars. now compare that with the amount we are spending on the inflation reduction act, the largest climate bill in u.s. history. that totals 369 billion dollars, is spread ...