here is a live look outside right fou. you see mostly cloudy skies.ou take a look at our radar it shows cloudy showers near cape may near the southern parts of delaware and our three-hour loop shows us we're seeing showers dieing down. nothing spotty like last night. thunderstorms in our area and we will see a chance of shower activity at least through 1:00 p.m. at 10:00 a.m. 77 degrees, by 1:00 p.m. 83. so another warm day for us. 87 is the high in philadelphia. cooler temperatures along the shore. still a comfortable day on tap for us especially around the shore. a little on the warm side as you're staying closer to the city. i'm tracking even warmer weather and conditions. it is coming up in ten minutes. right now we

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and then i would just say fou again, it would be extremely important for all players involved that westart working towards certainty on 2022 in this because there's a tremendous amount of capital planning that's going on right now. either direction. >> thank you, center. the cellulosic has been an important move in iowa. we have biodiesel we have the ethanol. innovation and technology is advancing so rapidly, and we have those investors that really do want to join in but i think senator hitekamp alluded to earlier, that the investors, when there is not a proposed -- or excuse me, a set volume out there, they are very hesitant to engage. so we have the two cellulosic plants that are up and moving, but we have, you know, a third set to come online. but for any state, any investors in any state to move forward they want to know that there is going to be a set volume and a demand for those products. so first we have to know what those volumes are in order to invest in this area. but we also need the infrastructure that is available. again, you've used that as an argument, why we need to l

when epa developed these goals for each state, and looked at fou relatively general building blocks. rthey refer to them as a building block 1, 2, 3, 4. the first one is what can be done within the facility to improve efficiency? the second is how can we shift to cleaner generating sources? the third is how can we build low emitting energy sources? and finally, how can we pursue demand-side energy efficiency? the common denominator is doing things better and more efficiently. one of the most important things i will leave you with today is notwithstanding how epa has set the states targets, the states are fully flexible and able to decide on their own which strategy -- whether it's in any of the four building blocks are not, you can include in its plan. the states are not bound by picking strategies just within these four building blocks. they can pick anything they think is appropriate, so long as it passes muster with the epa. that's a very important point. here are the timelines for cemented plans. this rule be finalized probably in august. states will have a little over a year to

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