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>> i think it affects the operating environment, it affects the threats and challenges the military will have to face. it makes a difference in the type of capability you want to acquire. the depth and is a lynnity and temperature of water affects how sonar equipment works. >> explain? >> sonar waves travel through in the density of the water, based on how cold it is, the is a lynnity changes the sonar waves that are produced, and the feedback back to the sensor, when the climate change, it changes how the sensors operate, and that's true of the rest of the climate as well? >> there's very spe...

>> i think it affects the operating environment, it affects the threats and challenges the military will have to face. it makes a difference in the type of capability you want to acquire. the depth and is a lynnity and temperature of water affects how sonar equipment works. >> explain? >> sonar waves travel through in the density of the water, based on how cold it is, the is a lynnity changes the sonar waves that are produced, and the feedback back to the sensor, when the climate change, it changes how the sensors operate, and that's true of the rest of the climate as well? >> there's very spe...

His own party to get hurricane sandy relief when they were holding it hostage. and so far, appears he's administered that relief without turning it into some gross spectacle of crony capitalism. but that sort of minimum bar, that minimum bar of believing in disaster relief and administering it somewhat competently is not going to cut it in the 21st century. we need massive amounts of disaster mitigation and adaption. >> and the only way to get that is on this central issue. james, you're someone who has dealt with -- looked how disaster recovery happens. is there a story about how recoveries h...

Administered that relief without turning it into some gross spectacle of crony capitalism. but that sort of minimum bar, that minimum bar of believing in disaster relief and administering it somewhat competently is not going to cut it in the 21st century. we need massive amounts of disaster mitigation and adaption. >> and the only way to get that is on this central issue. james, you're someone who has dealt with -- looked how disaster recovery happens. is there a story about how recoveries happen in new jersey that we're not getting as much. we all see the shore and the ribbon cutting. and i w...

Contextually and empirically, when have we seen this before? >> these are not records we want to break. we're seeing annual rainfall in two days, heat spiking all over the place. so you know, i don't want to be a pessimist but we have to start adaption and mitigating for the changes we're seeing in our atmosphere. we have nearly -- it's a big carbon foot prin, that's thickening the blanket around our planet. that is warming our planet and causing this ripple effect, this knock-on effect. we have to start see politicians talking about mitigation adaption and moving to a more sustainable economy...