all right, let's bring in our guess in copenhagen model florida. christianson is executive director of greenpeace. nordic in burn switzerland. cornelia myer is a, is an economist and oil and gas specialist in new delhi, chandra bush, han is ceo international form for environment sustainability and technology. a warm welcome to you all, madge. let me start with you today. these types of recommendations that are being outlined in this i. e, a report. obviously we've heard some of them before from academics and from environmentalists. but how significant is it that this is now coming from the international energy agency? what it is significant, i would tend to say this. finally, i also gets it right because as you said, is what we've heard consistently over the last decade from many sources. but hearing the i e, which is so important in many capitals around the world and forming energy policies around the world, hearing it from them. but not only can we not afford to burn the oil that we are going out and looking for. now, we also don't need it, right? there is a pathway for us and that p

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. >> colonel don christianson is the president of protect our defenders, the preeminent human rightsrganization in the fight to end sexual violence, sexual prejudice, and racism in the military. his calendar must be packed. dwight sterling is a national guard jag officer, and a leading scholar on military ethics. >> what we don't hear from often are the privates. if you're a junior enlisted, you don't have a lot of rights and protections. >> fortunately and unfortunately, our legal system is the most powerful resource for change and social justice, but it is also largely unavailable to the ranks of enlisted soldiers because of something known as the ferris doctrine. you can die to defend the rights of others, but you can't lawyer up to defend yourself. >> this is the only class of american who is locked out of court. it's those folks who protect our rights. >> you get injured in combat, there's a v.a. system to take care of those injuries. but when you're injured from negligence or from intentional misconduct like being raped by your commander, that you can't sue your commander, it's

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fire says china accused the biden administration of blocking a joint resolution on the crisis christianson only has more from the united nations it was the security council's 3rd emergency meeting in a week but the 1st in public and it started with an appeal by the u.n. chief for the fighting so hot the senseless cycle of bloodshed terrible destruction must not immediately all parties must respect and wrestle with in law international human rights law reflecting the urgency of the moment some council members had their foreign ministers participate that was also the case for the palestinians israel is the armed thieves who have entered our house and if the right thing in our family it becomes destroys our homes or persons or people. you know they should absolutely narration. after picking and then. the security that it be nice us israel's u.n. ambassador accused hamas of carrying out indiscriminate attacks for political gain and putting its own civilians at risk israel sees everything villian death as a tragedy hamas sees every israeli civilian death as a victory israel uses its missiles to

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and i want to think about michael christianson who offered a report for us on san francisco. i appreciated the analysis you provided of where people are and the status of the cannabis dispensaries in san francisco, so thank you. >> clerk: thank you. if there are no additional commissioner comments and questions, we can move on to department matters. item 8, director's announcements. >> thank you. i just wanted to take a moment during this meeting to resides, celebrate, and thank delvin washington who is joining us today. he's retiring this week, tomorrow, after 24 years of service with the department. delvin joined in 1997 which may not seem like a long time ago, but if you look at the issues of the day, we were blockbusters. he is a team leader and has been leading the southeast section of the quadrant for many years. many of you know delvin from his years on the commissioner. like i say, it was great to see a case that delvin was managing. he's a great problem solver. personality-wise, he made the room brighter. he's calm and cool and has an infectious smile. he's been a gr

forest chief vicky christianson said a paradigm shift is needed now. i agree. our forests are at high risk of being consumed of a catastrophic fire. saw mills which carry out hazardous fuels reduction projects are struggling. the forest sells well below the allowable sale quality of timber. continuing this practice is going to lead to more timber mills closing down. this will hurt local economies as well as leave the forests vulnerable to ongoing problems with fire and disease. the black hills national forest has failed to meet its timber targets. since our local saw mills rely on the national forest for most of their timber supplies, this failure has led to the closure of a saw mill in south dakota. some within the forest service are recommending further and permanent reductions in harvest levels on the black hills. this would devastate local mills and make it difficult to manage timber in and around the forest going forward. in march i sent a letter to the forest service. the letter outlines concerns with the recommended timber for harvest production and requ

. >> pa maloney, eric christianson, a few that passed. griff: we thank them and their loved ones for the sacrifice and thank you for being here today. >> thank you. griff: the colonel from the marine barracks washington commanding officer. back to you. >> that was such a beautiful conversation there and people can take away so much from it, especially when he talked about the lessons that he wants to impart on the future generations of marines. but they're all lessons that we could all use and pass onto the younger generations including ourselves, life lessons, trust in family, have trust in your honor, all of those things could -- it could do us some good to let those weigh on us a little bit this weekend, to remember why we are here, why we have a three-day weekend, it's not just to have barbecues and enjoy the freedoms that we have and enjoy thanks to some of the sacrifices, because of the sacrifices like the colleagues and brothers in arms of colonel pastele. it's a great example of a wonderful human. griff: you know, just quickly to

and i want to think about michael christianson who offered a report for us on san francisco. i appreciated the analysis you provided of where people are and the status of the cannabis dispensaries in san francisco, so thank you. >> clerk: thank you. if there are no additional commissioner comments and questions, we can move on to department matters. item 8, director's announcements. >> thank you. i just wanted to take a moment during this meeting to resides, celebrate, and thank delvin washington who is joining us today. he's retiring this week, tomorrow, after 24 years of service with the department. delvin joined in 1997 which may not seem like a long time ago, but if you look at the issues of the day, we were blockbusters. he is a team leader and has been leading the southeast section of the quadrant for many years. many of you know delvin from his years on the commissioner. like i say, it was great to see a case that delvin was managing. he's a great problem solver. personality-wise, he made the room brighter. he's calm and cool and has an infectious smile. he's been a gr

. >> hi, this is mark christianson. president of the triangle, neighborhood association and a third generation san franciscan. we need a meeting with sfmta and the leadership of neighborhood groups over sfmta's proposals and working together residents of 800 summit will lose a vital bus line. those living at lake merced hill, the 122 sam transline is unacceptable everyone loses direct service and more importantly to west portal. the 57 will no longer serve the lake shore shopping plaza. the benefits of the 57 line was its direct connections to the shopping centers. now, adding the 58 line does serve the janet palm roy center and is a partial plus connecting. however, it isolates the schools and churches to park merced shopping center with no service from these areas. the 23 will no longer connect to slope boulevard, lake shore shopping. the janet palm roy center and ocean beach. how is this an improvement. >> clerk: thank you, caller. hello, caller. your two minutes begins now. >> good afternoon, committee members. hayd

. >> hi, this is mark christianson. president of the triangle, neighborhood association and a third generation san franciscan. we need a meeting with sfmta and the leadership of neighborhood groups over sfmta's proposals and working together residents of 800 summit will lose a vital bus line. those living at lake merced hill, the 122 sam transline is unacceptable everyone loses direct service and more importantly to west portal. the 57 will no longer serve the lake shore shopping plaza. the benefits of the 57 line was its direct connections to the shopping centers. now, adding the 58 line does serve the janet palm roy center and is a partial plus connecting. however, it isolates the schools and churches to park merced shopping center with no service from these areas. the 23 will no longer connect to slope boulevard, lake shore shopping. the janet palm roy center and ocean beach. how is this an improvement. >> clerk: thank you, caller. hello, caller. your two minutes begins now. >> good afternoon, committee members. hayd

. >> hi, this is mark christianson. president of the triangle, neighborhood association and a third generation san franciscan. we need a meeting with sfmta and the leadership of neighborhood groups over sfmta's proposals and working together residents of 800 summit will lose a vital bus line. those living at lake merced hill, the 122 sam transline is unacceptable everyone loses direct service and more importantly to west portal. the 57 will no longer serve the lake shore shopping plaza. the benefits of the 57 line was its direct connections to the shopping centers. now, adding the 58 line does serve the janet palm roy center and is a partial plus connecting. however, it isolates the schools and churches to park merced shopping center with no service from these areas. the 23 will no longer connect to slope boulevard, lake shore shopping. the janet palm roy center and ocean beach. how is this an improvement. >> clerk: thank you, caller. hello, caller. your two minutes begins now. >> good afternoon, committee members. hayd

and i want to think about michael christianson who offered a report for us on san francisco. i appreciated the analysis you provided of where people are and the status of the cannabis dispensaries in san francisco, so thank you. >> clerk: thank you. if there are no additional commissioner comments and questions, we can move on to department matters. item 8, director's announcements. >> thank you. i just wanted to take a moment during this meeting to resides, celebrate, and thank delvin washington who is joining us today. he's retiring this week, tomorrow, after 24 years of service with the department. delvin joined in 1997 which may not seem like a long time ago, but if you look at the issues of the day, we were blockbusters. he is a team leader and has been leading the southeast section of the quadrant for many years. many of you know delvin from his years on the commissioner. like i say, it was great to see a case that delvin was managing. he's a great problem solver. personality-wise, he made the room brighter. he's calm and cool and has an infectious smile. he's been a gr

it's supported by protect our defenders, retired general don christianson, the president of protect ourefenders said, quote, every year generals come before congress and tell congress that sexual assault is a cancer in the force. this is a readiness issue. this is a force protection issue. this is an issue that drives out good men and women every year who want to serve. this reform will finally see the justice that our members deserve and the pres vengs they -- prevention they deserve. it's supported by the vietnam veterans of america and the national president wrote, after decades of hearing that the military will not tolerate military sexual assaults and that it has zero tolerance of such, the numbers continue to climb. vietnam veterans of america believe it is time to make change to the process if real action is to be taken in its attention to the victims and the violence, fear of reporting sexual assault is a barrier at -- their legal counsel and defense counsel should be no less than a civilian receives our our court system. this bill is supported by the veteran of foreign wars whi