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that publically. it's not taking opposition on legislatn but that srt of policy statement to the general public that climate change has significant impact and we can't just plan for the worst case scenario, we have to think of it's an a policy issue efore we get to regulatory and that's something we urge to get the public o think about. >> i think conveying to people what we realize and >>iwe' ocused on loca lutidueenhouse

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