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In terms of 100 ships waiting in line from asia into the ports of san pedro bay and the west coast, that is very see the most congested ports in one place but out of asia they are also struggling, in availing partial closures of the key export terminals for container goods. most recently around the tangier but also other huge export ports from china to the whole world.— export ports from china to the whole world. what is being done about it? give _ whole world. what is being done about it? giv...

Pipelines or export terminals. instead of a straight forward judging a permit sole sli on environmental impact but how they have social costs, effect on public health and even racial injustice. >> they will make it next to impossible to build any new natural gas infrastructure or upgrade our existing facilities in the united states. >> it is so unclear and confusing that the applicant doesnt know what it takes to get approved. >> lng export terminals, there are six. president trump approved 15 p...

Report by the u.s. chamber of commerce says the movement because the u.s. economy $91 billion, 20 billion in lost tax revenue and three quarters of a jobs by killing or delaying major oil, natural gas and coal infrastructure projects. >> we all want cleaner air, clean water and good use of our lands. shutting down energy production overall is not a solution for this economy or for the world. >> the report examines 15 projects around the country delayed or killed including coal and natural gas ex...

Will lead to a climate catastrophe. so is it working? the movement cost the economy 91 billion, 21 billion in lost tax revenue and half a million jobs. 15 major projects they examined including export terminals on the west coast, killed or delayed or through lawsuits, blackball campaigns and regulations and legislations. >> they are contorting finding laws and that was not the intent of the environmental movement of the 1970s nor the 1990s. >> so yes, the movement has stopped progress, yet domes...

What is new here is the strategy . rather than fight every new oil well in west texas the choke points, pipelines. export terminals, nowhere to go. it stops. effectively oil, gas, coal, sta in the ground. just to keep fossil fuels in th ground so we dont burn so much that we exceed the amount that going to lead it to ask climate catastrophe. >> the hypocrisy of courses on daily basis. they seem to deny everyone else. a lot of environmentalist used to see natural gas is the bridg fuel or a call t...

Catastrophe. >> the strategy works. in the report by the u.s. chamber of commerce says that the keep it in the ground moving 3 quarters of a million jobs by killing or delaying major oil, natural gas, and coal infrastructure projects. >> we all want clean air, clean water, good use of our lands. but shutting down energy production overall is not a solution for this economy or for the world. >> the report examined 15 projects across the country delayed or killed, including coal and natural gas ex...

To the translator. our secretary of state has no idea what the actual true version of events, the unbiassed true version of events is. second of all, bob corker up there sounded like the democrats. you can see the difference in pompeos gesture. theyre on the same side, but, you know, we talk over and over again about when republicans will stand up. you saw that in a big way at that meeting. >> meanwhile while that was happening they dialed back trade tensions yesterday which began with tariffs o...

And even if we reduce emissions -- coal fired emissions in the united states were still seeing leases handed out for coal mining in the powder river basin and plans for big export terminals in the pacific northwest to export that to china and india. so even if we reduce emissions in the united states if were just exporting that coal to be burned somewhere else it is not a net gain. >> i have to ask you. hillary clintons refusal to answer the question on the keystone pipeline do you think she sho...

Keystones. there are other things we can be doing as well. >> rick, its not going to happen overnight. were not going to cure everything by immediately lifting export bans, et cetera. but the energy department now has 25 applications pending for liquefied natural gas export terminals. shouldnt they be green lit? >> yes, david. im really glad that you raised the point about the terminals. something thats confusing people and we need to straighten out, where the government can do something, and i ...

They say, well, they already have the leases. a lease is one thing, a drilling permit is another. yes, the leases are out there, but the energy department and the obamacare administration in general is holding back on drilling permits. >> thats true. oil and gas in this country largely remains in the protective custody -- im being facetious -- it obamacare administration. when you drive down the cost of energy worldwide you get rid of these dictators like putin. you have arab springs breaking ou...