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hurt middle amera, would hurt the developing world. so i think most americans are asking the question, you know, where's the balance? where's the common sense in ellout, tak off school, shut down traffic, you know, get on the news, but what are we actually doing to really make ourte world ar place. >> is the issue of climate urgent, inething as your estimation, do you believe it's as urgent as some protesters and many, many politicians lead it to believe? >> well, mean, if you go back in the history of the nvironmentamovement, you had paul er lick in the 1970s guartying to people that the and famine an you know, f chaos millions of people would t e. i thk ttha environmental movement has a very good recor with its predicons, especially its doom and gloom predictions. it's good for rallying people, riling people up and getting

donations to their causes. but, no, i think they have a vested interest in trying to make people scare. the reality is our air is cl getteaner, our water is getting cleaner. we have solved a lot of environmental problems, the ozone hole i sclosing. the idea that somehow a massive government takeov of our economy can solve the climate issue flies in the face of reality.e >> but when you sehe research, i know we always talks th a lot of talk about the science, you have some people say all the scientists are on the side of climate change is real and a that, when you look at some of the numbers, the global, the temperature,in seeg a slightre incrementalase year to year over the last a hundred 80 years or so, we are seeing a chang in that regard, but i think the question is, you talk about solutions, is there a middle ground to be had on this. >> absolutely. most people acknowledge -- everybody acknowledges the climate changes,gh t? the climate changes, it is changing,

it has gotten warmer or the last hundred, two hundred years, nobody questions that but we have to consider what's the cost and benefits, what can we acally do. frankly, what ppened in washington, dc today causedor me carbon emissions because people were stuck in traffic for hours and hours. >> some people made that observation today, that is an ironic twist in all ofthis. >> for sure. i mean, look, human beings have a great track record of adapting, developing technological solutions, right? i mean,ould bect proae, but not prified or trying to scare pele, or basically trying to bootstrap lie mate issues onto a larger agenda of policies that people just, look, people want bigger government, people oann the left bigger government and now they decided they're going to threaten people if you don't give us what we want in terms of politr policy, we're going to scare you and tell you that the world's coming to an d.

i think it's bad po certainly bad policy. >> i think we know somet like the green new deal is neves going to the light of day. but that sai think that there are certain things that we can look at, i look i can o the ideaf maybe not driving my car as much, and i'm looking as a selfish point iate paying for gas personally. but i think in the grand scheme of things, ininding that middle ground, it's going to be a debate that continues. it's still so divisive, but i ink,s you see what played out heredc in today, we're probably not any closer t a solution than we were at the beginning of the day. >> well, you know, but you mention,right, you want to drive less or drive a more fuel efficient car. i drive a pre is, right, it saves me money and is better for the environment. that is a step toward a solution. we see everyday americans using mores efficient car to drive lee

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