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between 2007 and 2012, global coal consumption increase dfas ter than oil or natural gas. china and india are constructing new coal plants. even germany is increasing its coal capacity in 2013. the rest of the world is willing to use coal. we in the united states have a strong competitive advantage because we have hundreds of years of supply. increasingly, we are exporting coal for use abroad. west virginia exports more coal than any other state. it provides jobs, real jobs in our state, it is difficult to understand why we would turn away from using our own domestic resources at the same time other countries are turning towards our domestic resources. unilateral action by the united states will do nothing to address the global problem of carbon dioxide emissions. emissions fell to their lowest level since the mid-1990's. carbon dioxide emissions increased globally. china's co2 emissions offset the emissions than the united states. and other countries comprising % of none-u.s. emissions enacting stringent regulations. this would minimize the consequences and maximize the e

secondly, as i said in my intervention, it's the reason to be in favor of a signed dfa, reconciliation is a reason to be in favor of american international forces in afghanistan after january 1, 2015 because the taliban is watching what it is we're going to do. they're not going to rise at the own kelly. there still has to be some effort made to fight this terrorist group and finally is the question of the and conditions, to make sure that there is a break with al-qaeda, that there is an ending of this violence against the afghan people, and also there is a reconciliation that supports the kinds of governments and constitution and effort that our friends here were talking about, especially protecting the role of women and society. so i think there is a role for this. a huge number of questions obviously by the very important thing i think it is for foreign voices to say, like so much of what we said on this panel this morning, this is afghan responsibility that we have the privilege to support. >> let me briefly try to tackle the political party question because i think it's an excelle