i have a lecture remarkable dow chemical you mention or or it was mentioned in one of these sort of you actually so yes one of these guys is associated with out chemical is this is there are no longer a list of companies or are we just beginning to find out what i mean is this. and is this something that you know is this kind of like the way congress has been doing business for a long long time and we just just got to kind of get our way just when i say god put it in our faces or is is he has he stepped over some kind of line here i think this has been going on for a while you know how many staffs whether democrat or republican are are overworked and so they sort of farm some things out to. these lobbyists and organizations and so the line is really but we're between who are the real it buys ors to the representatives in who are the outside interests i understand this is probably two or three years old we had somebody from one of the ralph nader groups so you know once you start i forget which one on my radio program and this person said that about ninety percent of all the legislation

chemical on earth. it all signs up there are the dow property again this all doubt property. dioxin is a molecule it's a byproduct of chemical processing it is a known carcinogen although i will dispute that tao has been able to manufacture so much uncertainty about this chemical that if you look around the west rest of the world nobody else is debating the toxicity of dioxin except that michigan. in fact. said that this is perhaps one of the most toxic materials he's ever seen. why do you think be disputed now. because there's a financial implication you know there's a pending class action lawsuit against chemicals from residents on the river. and i think the implications for. denying the toxicity of the chemical now has bigger broader implications worldwide i mean there are a lot of dioxin contaminations around the country that you know not responsible for that could be saddled or you know could have. from the settlement or agreement on the toxicity of dioxin or on the subtle but of a class action lawsuit here i think the ramifications are huge for the chemical industry. we

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they are at work, dow chemical company, american mechanic power company -- they're both doing that both making money out of t and, yes, the government helps. but they're taking more than 90% or 90% of the carbon out of coal. doesn't that turn coal into clean coal? isn't clean coal what we want? isn't that what we have to have? so this is all part of a drive for an energy future for west virginia coal miners and others and other people around the country and for a clean energy future. so, in effect, my amendment is a timeout. it's the timeout that we need, and it's the only option on the table, madam president, that can pass. that can pass. it's fine to bring an amendment here which makes you feel good, muscular, antigovernment, let's make government smaller, let's get rid of government and swell your chest and feel good and put out a great press release. but then it ends up not passing the senate or ends up getting vetoed. one of the two is going to happen. so it is a nonstarter. so i think a lot of those on the other side of the aisle are going to throw the vote for political purposes,

we had support across the manufacturing sector, including the general electric, to no motors, dow chemical, and rio tinto. and major agricultural interest was on board. including the national farmers union, the american corn growers, and the national association of wheat growers. in the senate, there was a republican reaction. despite the support for the legislation from industry, which republicans used to pay attention to, republicans in both the house on the senate made a decision to turn the energy bill into a partisan battleground. our legislation was modeled on a successful cap-and-trade approach used in the 1980's clean air act to control acid rain. this was an approach that president george h. w. bush and other republicans had championed as a market-based way to achieve environmental results. even though we were using a republican idea as our cornerstone, and had industry support, no republican in the senate would support the bill. as a matter of strategy, the republican efforts to demonize our bill may have made political sense. it set back our efforts to address climate change and

dow chemical is not usually associated with thee kind of things. but they're running a clean coal burning demonstration using a slightly different technology also getting about 90% of the carbon out of the coal, which they use, the power from that, they use that. so don't tell me it can't be done. just tell me that we don't have the technology to do it broadly enough. but if you're talking about a nation with a couple hundred years of coal left, don't -- i don't want to hear about dirty coal because that's not going to get anywhere. about clean coal, that can do a lot better than natural gas and do a lot better than a lot of other alternative energies. what's going on in japan right now, i -- i shy away from the idea of saying, oh, well then we've got to stop ever building any nuclear power plant forever. i'm not a big fan of nuclear power but i don't think you make decisions like that, you don't maybe them out of emotion, you don't make them because there's a catastrophe in another country -- maybe there is, maybe there isn't, i haven't checked th

it might have been different in dow chemical had a major spill, but this was a dry clean for the boone county, kentucky. it made him an activist. these examples are rife. i live in the longest river district in the united states, along the ohio river. we have a lot of flooding today that's going on. people can't pick up the trash that comes up on their properties on the river banks. you know why? under the rules that are laid forth in implementing the legislation under the clean water act, and under the core of -- corps of engineer, you reach down and take hold of any inform the detry tuss, you own that for liability purposes and are responsible for the reed re-mediation costs. hence, businesses up and down the inland waterways, you see this fwar badge, this waste that's washed up because by our own law, people who want to clean it up, free of charge, to the federal government work no overhead to the state or local communities, think of the boy scouts who want to go out on the weekend, they're stepped -- stopped from doing thnd will not do it. finally the last point i would make, we ta

we had support across the manufacturing sector, including the general electric, to no motors, dow chemical, and rio tinto. and major agricultural interest was on board. including the national farmers union, the american corn growers, and the national association of wheat growers. in the senate, there was a republican reaction. despite the support for the legislation from iustry, which republicans used to pay attention to, republicans in both the house on the senate made a decision to turn the energy bill into a partisan battleground. our legislation was modeled on a successful cap-and-trade approach used in the 1980's clean air act to control acid rain. this was an approach that president george h. w. bush and other republicans had championed as a market-based way to achieve environmental results. even though we were using a republican idea as our cornerstone, and had industry support, no republican in the senate would support the bill. as a matter of strategy, the republican efforts to demonize our bill may have made political sense. it set back our efforts to address climate change and a

we had support across the manufacturing sector, including the general electric, to no motors, dow chemical, and rio tinto. and major agricultural interest was on board. including the national farmers union, the american corn growers, and the national association of wheat growers. in the senate, there was a republican reaction. despite the support for the legislation from industry, which republicans used to pay attention to, republicans in both the house on the senate made a decision to turn the energy bill into a partisan battleground. our legislation was modeled on a successful cap-and-trade approach used in the 1980's clean air act to control acid rain. this was an approach that president george h. w. bush and other republicans had championed as a market-based way to achieve environmental results. even though we were using a republican idea as our cornerstone, and had industry support, no republican in the senate would support the bill. as a matter of strategy, the republican efforts to demonize our bill may have made political sense. it set back our efforts to address climate change and

chemical to control the insect's brain and behavior. scary video, there. >>> an early look at how wall street will kick off. the dow opens at 12,066 after adding 8 points yesterday. the s&p inched up two points, the nasdaq rose 10. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei gained 93 points while in hong kong the hang seng was up 73. >>> a little bit of hope helped stocks climb out of the red on wednesday. investors were encouraged by news that private employers added over 200,000 jobs last month. that raised hopes the nation's 9% unemployment rate could drop in the government's big jobs report tomorrow. meanwhile, traders are still concerned about the rising price of oil. crude settled above $102 a barrel for the first time in two years. the federal reserve quarterly beige book survey showed the u.s. economy expanded broadly oef the last two months despite mounting pressure to raise prices. ben bernanke warned congress a republican plan to cut $61 billion in federal spending this year, would cut economic growth and result in a loss of hundreds of thousands of jobs. >>> in san francisco, a

chemical company, bayer. there have been losses, but the outlook is better than expected. >> let's take a look at some closing numbers. in frankfurt, germany's blue- chip dax closed higher at 7272. the dow jones industrials are currently going up at 12,213, and the euro is trading for $1.38. and strengthening a division at a company. both sides have decided to keep the purchase price under wraps. revenue was around 220 million euros. this was due to lighting systems in germany and china, and it employed over 1000 people, working on infrastructure projects, including sports arenas. the scandal on the german defense minist is widening. >> it seems that the academics are now weighing in. over 20,000 academics have signed an open letter to chancellor angela merkel criticizing response to guttenberg. merkel had referred to it as "a minor matter." last week, the defense minister said the work contains a grave errors, and he would stop using the title of doctor. there have been calls for him to step down. the royal drama "the king's speech" to a best picture, director, original screenplay, and a best actor for the colin firth portriyal of britain's study ranking george. -- stuttering king geor