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about pipelines where a network was run all across the united states that would divert water to the everglades death valley and be for irrigation of fires and stuff like that. host: maria and miami, florida. go ahead. caller: i have a question. i was wondering why it if the storms come through the ocean inland, why just keep building natituret let muggimother do it's course? guest: most of the time we're talking about topical events or hurricanes. dependent of the water temperature, the conditions of the ocean is the amount of surge or the amount of water we will see coming into a coastal area. there is a lot of things you could do to minimize the effect of that search for people who live around this. that is why you hear about elevating buildings and having floor tile in setup carpet and make sure your boarding up the windows and vents. it is a great peopplace to live it is also making the best choices you can. host: as the water moves down to the gulf of mexico, what impact could this have on the oil spill we saw last spring? guest: first, we do not think it would have any impact. this is ri

line with a network running all across the united states that would divert water from the swamps, everglades, death valley and used for irrigation and fires and stuff like that. >> host: all right, maria from florida, go ahead. >> caller: yes, me question is based on a question mark and an exclamation point. i was wondering why if the storms come through the ocean, inland, that why just keep building up and not letting mother nature do its course? >> host: okay, maria. >> guest: i'll answer what i think you're asking. talking about storms from the ocean, tropical events or hurricanes so depending on the water temperature, the symmetry, the conditions of the ocean is the amount of surge or the amount of water we'll see coming into the coastal area. there's a lot of things you can do, you know, to minimize the effect of that surge for people living along the coast. you hear things about elevating buildings and hardening structures and having floor tiles rather than carpet and making sure you board up the vents and wipe does. the best answer is people choose to live in a coastal area, you have

very important for us as far as economic impact where i am in my district because we have port evergladesthe world's busiest crews terminal and it's very important that the panama canal that will be expanding but it's the panama canal that the united states is built is now controlled by chinese contractors. that's how if you don't have a strategic perspective of the 21st century battlefield, the next thing you know you wake up and you find yourself militarily defeated maybe but also economically defeated. and another part that is so important on this 21st century battlefield is energy independence. now, i remember being back in georgia in the late 1970s when we had this little saudi oil embargo crisis thing. you had the even days and the odd days well, my dad was not going to sit in that lincoln continental days on his georgia days. he told his son to go out and park that gas so i have a distinct understanding of what energy independence should mean. [laughter] >> we created an governmental agency called the department of energy which is one mission to make the united states of america in