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Middle and end, and the outcome of what exactly im paying for — would actually stand for — i would, rebecca willis is a professor in energy and climate governance at the university of lancaster and is the expert lead of the uks citizens assembly on climate change. i asked her if she thought the governments plans went far enough? to give credit to this government, its probably one of the most comprehensive plans to tackle climate change that we have seen from a major economy. — there is som...

Energy so we can be on track for our paris commitments, that that is -- joe manchin doesnt like it, and its probably not going to be in the bill, which seems terrible to me. what should i think about that? >> well, look, its clear that were not going to get everything we want, but i still think we can get what we need. the other critical provision in this bill that seems to be in good shape are the clean energy tax credits, both for the power sector to produce more clean energy and the consumer ...

They might have heard out more of what was on paper. i want to show you what the chairman of the committee, bennie thompson had to say about how aggressively they will pursue this evidence. >> we wont be deterred. we wont be distracted. and we wont be delayed. if you are thinking of following the path mr. bannon has gone down, you are on notice that this is what you will face. the process we have begun tonight is a grave one. it seldom happens. and we would rather avoid it all together. but its ...

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Money and its well worth it, but it isnt available for everyone which is another huge issue. if i knew the outcome of the ins and outs and beginning and middle and end and what exactly im paying for, what it would stand for, i would 100% as long as it is beneficial to the children of tomorrow, i would make that sacrifice. an obvious measure is better insulation. many experts want this to be given a bigger push, and the governments independent climate adviser says more needs to be spelled—out. ...

Military in world war ii than the defensive thing that people seem to think. second reason taiwans important is what you suggested. its important for the credibility. look, neocons and others tend tr talk about credibility in the undifferentiated way like we have to stand by stupid foolish commitments. people are smart, they know sometimes you have to get out of afghanistan. which i think is the right decision if catastrophically handled. but if we pull back from taiwan, where we basically are c...

Care deeply about this planet and earth and the whole purpose for this caucus is to show the world we do and there are more of us that care that than dont and we have good ideas and intend to get a seat at the climate table and be productive with our ideas, productive in the battle. lets face it, its important we do, because unless we can approach this from a bipartisan basis, we wont make the progress we need to make. >> no question. the deadlines are coming. the u.s. has made commitments. its ...

The decade. were talking about the military the look more like a japanese military in world war ii than the defensive thing that people seem to think. second reason taiwans important is what you suggested. its important for the credibility. look, neocons and others tend to talk about credibility in the undifferentiated way like we have to stand by stupid foolish commitments. people are smart, they know sometimes you have to get out of afghanistan. but if we pull back from taiwan, where we basica...

To move from electric heat and move to move from electric heat and move to electric heating so that we are not using fossil fuels, gas, to electric heating so that we are not using fossilfuels, gas, in to electric heating so that we are not using fossil fuels, gas, in to heat our homes any more. so there are some solid commitments in here, but at the end of the day, the only thing that we can judge it against is is it enough to make that crucial target of net zero x 2050, and will it, you know, ...