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And indeed the world are experiencing every day. i really think we're at an inflection point. you see that with the hurricane in louisiana, the flash flooding in new york and new jersey and the historic unprecedented wildfires my community has experienced. two of the three largest wildfires in the history of colorado happening in my congressional district a mere 11 months ago. so i think ultimately what the scientists are telling us in the form of the ipcc report that was released a few weeks ago and in the article you mentioned just a few days ago released previously is that what we're seeing...

That if we are to prevent catastrophic warming of the planet, there can be no new fossil fuel infrastructure, no new oil, no new natural gas, no new coal. and that means, again, we need policies -- this infrastructure bill that's working its way through congress, the reconciliation package, there are major items in the current version of that package that will move us in the direction we need to go. but they're vulnerable. we need to make sure that those elements of the package remain in it as congress continues to debate. >> i wanted to talk to you about the price of renewable energies that a...

Come from 100 polluters. any meaningful action has to be focused on them. if you look at the ipcc report, despite the dramatic impacts that it lays out in detail, it is many some sense in some sense reticent and conservative when it comes to the policy side of the matter and the political side. because scientists by their nature tend to be conserve in that regard. they don't want to get ahead of the science and wade into politics. they are afraid frankly of being attacked. i've been at the center of a massive, you know, attack campaign, the fossil fuel industry has funded attacks against clima...

Importance. >> we are talking to you on the day that we are watching in realtime the flood rescues in northeast. you can see it there at the bottom of the screen. we have heard from the democrats who have made the case that the current infrastructure bill, the one that the house is set to build on, it does not do enough to affect or to incorporate the effects of climate change, and the infrastructure that it is calling for is not climate resilient. and what is your view of that? >> geoff, i don't think that i necessarily heard that criticism. in particular with the reconciliation bill. the bui...

The Plant Based Treaty–a campaign that hopes to establish food production at the forefront of the climate crisis.