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oregon, washington, calif to utah have been harnessing the work of beavers for the last ten years. so the light bulb is turned on in many places where climate change has had extreme outcomes. here in the east, it's mixed and i think there's still a lot of places where people to realize that what they do is more valuable than the inconvenience, right? they are going to flood because. we're living in lowland places where river used to be. so we're not going to move infrastructure. we're not going to move manhattan. we're not going to move hartford. but there are a lot of places where we can tolerate coexistence with, beavers and get the benefits from what they they do but it is it is going to require lot more education. yeah. so i have a first book coming out in april were kind enough to take a look at it and actually i devote a few pages to beavers, not the whole thing. but my book is called life as we know it can be and it it's sort of addressed as letter to my kids, but it's framed around a reexamination of maslow's hierarchy of needs in the age of climate change. so i my way up t

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workforce training opportunities here as a result of this project for the people of the golden state, calife're also bold in our ambition and in our vision. >> and a big part of that is making sure that we're also a significant and clean economy beyond using hydrogen for fuels for itself and visiting ships, it might even manufacture it here. >> we're going to be involved in the production and the distribution of this kind of energy, worldwide and region wide, with far less costs for emissions controls and cleanup. >> it's a better way forward to actually achieve climate goals and grow the economy. tom vacar ktvu fox two news. >> flooding is a growing concern in marin county as more rain hits the bay area today, the outdoor art club, a nonprofit women's organization, hosted a forum on flood control, specifically in southern marin and mill valley. severe storms this winter and early spring have caused heavy flooding, leading to highway closures and headaches for homeowners and businesses. county officials say the landscape of the area is part of the problem, we really have a dramatic, landsca

and the numbers are still clearly heavily in calif. they just are. and actually, there's just a really good wall street journal. you know how they all left california because it was terrible. they're back, right? because they. so no more texas and florida. not as much. they suddenly move back. what don't they like about texas and florida? low taxes. they like the low tax that if you're going somewhere just for the money, you know how that sets up. you know, perfectly fine places, by the way, austin, again, very vibrant. and i think, you know, space stuff there, for example, certain things. but you can steve case, who was the aol ceo, has really talked about this talent everywhere. and i do think the pandemic pushed that forward, that you can be things everywhere, but there still is a plus to being like i right now centered in san francisco. is that right? interesting. really is. and of course, china and israel and some other places. but for the most part, it's california. so you covered the dot com bubble. the first one, there was several. there were