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all around here there are roughly 150 chemical plants, stretching for miles along the mississippi river. there is data from the united states environmental protection living in this part of louisiana puts you at the highest cancer risk of anywhere else in the country. i want our elected officials to come out here, come take a walk out here, come and see, come put a human face on this fight that we're battling. i need you to see the people, i need you to meet the people, i need you to come talk. come around and come see that we're people and that we are only fighting for fresh air and fresh water. the basic needs. that's just basic needs. it is going to create jobs in this part of the state, and there is an unemployment issue in louisiana. the majority of the people that work there don't live here. they come and then they go. we may have it the worst because we're next door, but the whole state is still affected by this. so unless you're doing this and you're driving to florida every day, you're still affected by it. the big thing right now for locals is trying to block construction of any more chemical plants. one is due to be built on this land, b

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. >> i sat here all day listening to people condemn the environmental protection agency.son that they have been criticized by industry is because the intent of industry is to weaken and destroy the provisions of this act. what good is a national park if it's full of smog? what good is the grand canyon when you can only see 15 miles? this is one of the most important resources in the world and it's no way to treat it. >> comwdo the best job we can r now. we cut back to what we think we can accomplish, recognizing all of the limitations. and that may be the control of three power plants and one comment plant or something and the consideration of these long-term strategies which will begin to look at. but what are my other problems. >> as time pressures mount, johnny asks the working group to limits it to industries polluting the park. he suggests that the group ignore future pollution sources. but before rules can be written, definitions must be reached. >> any perceptible change, from that which would have existed in natural conditions. >> you have a point where natural co

. >> i sent here all day listening to people condemn the environmental protection agency.e complementing these individuals on their efforts to clean up the environment. the reasons they have been criticized by industry is because the intent of industry is to weaken and destroy the provisions of this act. what good is a national park if it is full of smog? what good is the grand canyon if you can only see 15 miles because of the navajo power plant plume is filling the entire grand canyon with smog? this is one of the most important resources not just in america but in the world. and it is no way to treat it. >> what we are saying is do the best job we can right now. we cut back to what we can accomplish, recognizing the limitations. freemay be the control of powerplant or something. and the consideration of these long-term strategies, we will begin to look at. but what are my other problems? >> as time pressures mount, johnny pearson asks the working group to limit the effort to industries already polluting the park. he suggests that the group ignore for now future pollutio

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mccauley here where he needs our energy and environment and involve capitol hill initiative branch insight into the environmental protection agency works. no one to better understand his policy process and the minister, andrew wheeler. robin spent precious time on his biography, i'd like to get right to the case. mr. wheeler has worked closely with the public to develop significant to epa policy, look forward to hearing from him about transparency and improve quality of information. welcome to cei. what have you been working on and what problems does this relation address? >> thank you. it is great to be with you today and i appreciate hosting today's program. thank you for joining us and today i am proud to announce the signing of our new role, strengthening transparency and science. the rule deals with issues concerning transparency and integrity epa's use of signs at the core of the agencies reputations. scientific method operates in a circuit, experiment, observation and to reinvest itself. that method is the foundation science. both sides transparency have been at the center in 1970. a lot has changed since the 70s. s

the environmental group hopes the biden administration will do more to protect the endangered whales and sea turtles. >> we are in need of some good news now. >> here's a story that's struck a cord across the world as well as other notable stories. >> i wanted to start by talking about a story that we aired just before the new year that has really taken off since then. it's the one about grandmother' waltd and returned it, mikayla decided to ask for donations to sean instead of gifts for her 12th birthday. he raised a few hundred dollars that day but it's just a start. it's a story that has spread all over the world since then. >> the story has absolutely mushroomed. it's the epitome of viral in a good way. >> her mom started a gofundme, thanld has since raised close to $50,000 for sean to help get him back on his feet. >> i think the country and the world need a story of kindness, period. >> speaking of helping out good people in need, back in 2014, we introduced you to the family behind ada's cafe in palo alto. the cafe's mission is meaningful employment for people with special needs, like so many small businesses, the owner says they've been strug

protect our animals and our plants and mood that's. going to get. some of the children playing music people fighting against environmental destruction. you know you. were. here you can see some symbols this is a belt symbol it stands for the moon and here is the spiral it stands for the part that really misses tread. the group was set up about 15 years ago. in the past nestore used to perform himself but now he directs the children. then as. an armadillo i'm going to kill it and sell it but i will. gradually all of the plants and animals are killed by the children who are playing the role of modern day individuals right down at good there. afterwards the association members meet in the communities heart they come together on a regular basis to sit around the fire and talk about old traditions but also about new developments in the community. that means that manage 70 hec to land a vast area most of it is beyond the settlement and consists of pristine jungle they are determined to prevent deforestation. and. a lot of communities are destroyed by transnational companies also the expansion of industrial agriculture. the kind of. the land around the means that c

here and we have to deal with these issues that come before us. we're stuck in the middle of two sides--oil and gas development and environmental protection.an: a debate over the moral, cultural, and economic consequences of oil extraction is also underway in both arvin and taft, california, just a few hours north of los angeles. [man sighs] man 2: mayor, pleasure to meet you again, sir. [man 1 laughs] long time no see. man 2: yeah, no kidding. man 1: grab a seat here. once again, welcome to the city of taft. glad to have you over here. if people truly understand what the petrochemical industry does, what petroleum does for them, day to day on every single day, it would just absolutely blow up some of the misconceptions. simply take a look around. if you're sitting in your living room and you're comfortable where you are, what are you wearing? are you wearing just wool and cotton? are you wearing polyesters and nylons and rayon? the oil and gas industry and the petrochemical industry create so many benefits, and all of these things that impact quality of life are things that people are taking for granted. man 2: they are essentially puttin

are saying that the big focus here, to get a really quick deal done, would be to have cleared areas of environmental change and environmental change and environmental protectionone quickly because we know that is an area that is very important tojoe biden, so that would be one way to do about the other thing to bear in mind, there is going be this period now where you have got the new administration coming in, where there is going to be a pause in actual any progress towards the trade deal while the administration gets set up, so this isn't going to be now a very quick moving thing, although it could happen. find although it could happen. and what is the main thing the uk wants from a trade deal? i'm mentioned scotch whiskey and cashmere, but those are very specific examples. what you think the overarching goal would be the uk? this think the overarching goal would be the uk?- think the overarching goal would be the uk? as a broad deal with _ would be the uk? as a broad deal with the _ would be the uk? as a broad deal with the us _ would be the uk? as a broad deal with the us would - would be the uk? as a broad deal with the us would be i deal with the us woul

colleague here at cei where he leads the center on energy and environment and has been involved in policy development on capitol hill and the executive branch especially how the environmental protection agency operates. but perhaps no one better understands today's epa policy process than the administrator, andrew wheeler. rather than spend time, precious time, on the reputation of the biography, i'd like to get right to the heart of things. mr. wheeler worked closely with the public to develop significant reforms to epa policy, and i look forward to hearing from him today about a rule to advance transparency and improve the quality of information used at the epa. administrator wheeler, welcome to cei. please, tell us what have you been working on and what problem does this new regulation address? >> thank you kent and myron. it's good to be with you and i appreciate you hosting today's program. i want to thank everyone for joining us as well, and today i'm proud to announce the signing of our new rule, strengthening transparency. the rule deals with issues regarding transparency and the integrity of the epa's use of science at the core of the agency's reputation. scientific methods

colleague here at cei where he leads the center on energy and environment and has been involved in policy development on capitol hill and the executive branch especially how the environmental protection agency operates. but perhaps no one better understands today's epa policy process than the administrator, andrew wheeler. rather than spend time, precious time, on the reputation of the biography, i'd like to get right to the heart of things. mr. wheeler worked closely with the public to develop significant reforms to epa policy, and i look forward to hearing from him today about a rule >> 20 oh show your work in iraq but the core of the agency's reputation. the scientific method operates from the polar opposites experiment to observation. that method is the foundation for agency science. both science and transparency are at the center of the epa founding in 1970 a lot has changed since the 1970s. science and regulations have been more complex. 1970s, the agency may have had a few dozen studies to guide their decisions today hundreds of not thousands of studies how to guidede individuals and the american public is more in tune with the various scientific questions today than they were

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