chairman, senator brasso, for your courtesy. >> you're welcome. great questions. senator barasso. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. to both of you in the testimony we discussed examples of where consent-based approach has worked. and you visited about the disposal facilities, citing for new mexico. are there positive outcomes, spain, finland, sweden? could you tell me about what the key common elements are that made those projects successful? >> well, i would say the key common elements are that the prospects were made to look positive in the eyes of the local communities. and they were an asset to the communities. and as i say, that's why there has actually been in some cases active bidding to hold -- to hold the site. so i think that's the key to it. to make it not a penalty that's being forced on you but an opportunity for the community. and that will differ for different communities, what they find attractive. but it seems to be working very well in all the other countries that we visit. as i say, none of them have the particular complications we do in our

we talked about altrea last week with brasso. it is keeping up so you can get most on the market but rotate into things like a philip morris. something that's got a dividend strategy to it. i think that's the place you want it look at this point. >> banks are still among the quarter's biggest losers. have banks found long-term support? let's bring in risk reversal global macro editor to talk about that. good to see you. >> good to see you, scott. >> give us the low done on the banks. if a large amount of risk is removed because you believe what happened out of the eu summit is substantial, what do you do with the banchs? >> the banks have been schizophrenic this year. they were the best performing sector to start the year in first quarter. then second quarter, the worst performing sector. looking forward to the third quarter opinion i think the important thing to distinguish here, is that us is stemmic risk from a seweuropean banking sift systemic crisis has been moving through the step by step measures. the issue this year is mo

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