greenpeace international. as the leader of many campaigns, dr. moore was a driving force, shaping policy and direction while greenpeace became the largest environmental activist organization. , he has worked on consensusbuilding. as chair of the sustainable for theet committee, he leads process of developing the principles of sustainable for street which have been advocated by a majority of the industry. it is my pleasure to introduce to you dr. patrick moore. [applause] >> thank you. good morning everyone. thank you for inviting me here to give my opinion on the subject of climate change. this was my home for my first 14 years, a small logging camp on the northwest tip of an hoover island on the rainforest by the pacific. i did not know how lucky i was. i was sent off to vancouver for theding school and then to university of british columbia to study life sciences. in 1960, before the world was known to the general public, i discover the science of ecology, how all things are interrelated and how people are r

greenpeace international. as the leader of many campaigns, dr. moore was a driving force, shaping policy and direction while greenpeace became the largest environmental activist organization. , he has worked on consensusbuilding. as chair of the sustainable for theet committee, he leads process of developing the principles of sustainable for street which have been advocated by a majority of the industry. it is my pleasure to introduce to you dr. patrick moore. [applause] >> thank you. good morning everyone. thank you for inviting me here to give my opinion on the subject of climate change. this was my home for my first 14 years, a small logging camp on the northwest tip of an hoover island on the rainforest by the pacific. i did not know how lucky i was. i was sent off to vancouver for theding school and then to university of british columbia to study life sciences. in 1960, before the world was known to the general public, i discover the science of ecology, how all things are interrelated and how people are r

in sweden i have an appointment with jan isaacson he's a greenpeace activist. he brings me to a fish up to buy fish caught in the region. so i'd like some herring and sound like something. before selling them to us the fishmonger is going to say something rather surprising she's warning us about her own merchandise it's not there in front of me says post if you think you should be careful and not very much of a way to pay more than at the most my son and it's the same thing with you. and if you're pregnant you shouldn't eat the fish from day one to get oil. if she gives this warning it is thanks to the work of jan in the swedish government which has started giving public health forming against eating baltic fish especially fatty fish like salmon or herring. that contains high levels all signs and it's one of the most powerful toxic pollutants not that we know all today and extremely low levels or else and it's going to have a face on your home a form of systems that's. close counselor. to find the source of this pollution we don't have to look very far. so this

in sweden i have an appointment with jan isaacson he's a greenpeace activist. he brings me to a fish up to buy fish caught in the region. so i'd like some herring and salmon some. but before selling them to us the fishmonger is going to say something rather surprising as she's warning us about her own merchandise it's not there for these supposed to caring you should be careful there not to have a problem with any of the molds. and it's the same thing with you. and if you're pregnant you shouldn't eat the fish from the baltic at all. if she gives this warning it is thanks to the work of jan in the swedish government which is. giving public health warnings against eating baltic fish especially fatty fish like salmon or herring. fish that contains higher levels so science and it's one of the most powerful toxic pollutants not that we know today and extremely low level so since it's going to have a face on your home a form of systems that. cause concer. to find the source of this pollution we don't have to look very far. so this is a let's try on this morning road

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in sweden i have an appointment with jan isaacson he's a greenpeace activist. he brings me to a fish up to buy fish caught in the region. so i'd like some herring and sound like something. before selling them to us the fishmonger is going to say something rather surprising she's warning us about her own merchandise it's not there in front of me says post if you think you should be careful and are very much aware of the more than at the most. and it's the same thing with you. and if you're pregnant you shouldn't eat the fish from the baltic at all or. if she gives this warning it is thanks to the work of jan in the swedish government which has started giving public health forming against eating baltic fish especially fatty fish like salmon or herring. because it contains high levels all signs and it's one of the most powerful toxic pollutants not that we know all today and extremely low levels or else and it's going to have a face on your home a form of systems that's. close counselor.

in sweden i have an appointment with jen isaacson he's a greenpeace activist. he brings me to a fish up to buy fish caught in the region. now i'd like some herring and sound and sound. but before selling them to us the fishmonger is going to say something.

in sweden i have an appointment with jan isaacson he's a greenpeace activist. he brings me to a fish up to buy fish caught in the region. go out and buy some herring and some in some. before selling them to us the fishmonger is going to say something rather surprising as she's warning us about her own merchandise it's not there in front of me says quote if you think you should be careful and out there i'm not sure you would have a more than a at the most polite. and it's the same thing with you. and if you're pregnant you shouldn't eat the fish from the ball to get oil. if she gives this warning it is thanks to the work of jan in the swedish government.

and you know, greenpeace and... >> hinojosa: huge protests. >> ...all these people showed up.nteresting thing is is that they took one gray whale in 1999, and i went up the coast to barrow, alaska, with the inupiat one year and saw a traditional whale hunt up there, and they're allowed to take up to 22 a year up there. people don't know about that... >> hinojosa: yeah. >> ...so i probably shouldn't be saying this on tv. >> hinojosa: ( laughing ) they're going to know now. >> but it's not... it's a matter of proximity. i mean, i guess it's okay to take 22 whale up there for a traditional culture, but it's not okay to take one near seattle, you know, for a traditional culture. >> hinojosa: so... >> which is strange. >> hinojosa: so when people say to you, "oh, you know"-- not knowing that you are a film director, but they know that you're native-- and they're like, "you know that movie dances with wolves; that was so great!" >> yeah. >> hinojosa: and you say... >> i say, "yeah!" i love the movie. >> hinojosa: you did. >> i mean, yeah, there's different ways to look at it. like i

the face of president obama's very public feel good promises to reduce greenhouse gas emissions greenpeace has asked me to that so far the obama administration has leased about two point two billion tons of coal which when burned will release more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere than the entire european union combined emitted last year also the obama administration has something they call the social cost of carbon which is a factor they consider under the new carbon cutting goals according to their calculations every tons of carbon dioxide emitted causes thirty seven dollars in damage but for some reason the interior department doesn't factor that cost into the coal even program if it did it would mean billions of dollars in climate damage that is just unaccounted for in obama's climate fleecing plant. ok back and let's address the side of the fence that's concerned about energy independence and profit look kohli's are supposed to be auctioned off competitively but according to the center for american progress since ninety ninety ninety six of the one hundred and seventy kohli's failed

generate revenues with in order to service this debt so what i'm saying is there are many there greenpeace and all these environmentalist have covered very well all of the environmental risks and the carcinogenic but maybe hipsters like exploding water faucets but here on this simple mathematics of the wall street angle to this is that the fact that they're adding so much debt is actually driving more money into it driving more wall street hysteria into it and it's becoming more and more of a parity how do they increase the debt so dramatically because these interest rates are near zero percent that's the the debt ponzi scheme or the debt pyramid scheme is increasing exponentially whether it's the fracking industry or banking fraud industry or the economy around the world is being expanded through these narrow zero percent interest rates that encourage mal investment so fragging is a hoax just on a business that makes any economic sense and is being driven by such a bank policies that keep the rate of borrowing money into this hoax at near zero percent imagine jim jones and diana and he wa

found the koran for in times it says you can take non muslim women to sexual slaves with the muslim greenpeace rings in this country we have muslim men take enormous can when a sexual slave so maybe it's got nothing to do with that scripture maybe but maybe it's been manipulated in a way to justify the way these men are carrying on so there's there's many things that alarmed me. obviously it's all down to interpretation because there's many other muslims in this country who for the same crime who don't want to talk people's heads off for murder and kill it has to be interpretation because you know what took place of course they did in the middle ages wasn't propagated in bible either so it has to be a question of interpretation thing the right way but anyway as you say both the anti and pro islam movements are adding to the problem no one is starving right so what is the problem do you have a solution. to have a solution yeah if someone wants to be an islamist in this country we need to make it very very difficult for them we do not we do we do not need to be setting up and legitimizing allowi

we'll hear from greenpeace co-founder patrick moore who challenges the idea that humans are the cause of global warming. ere's a preview. >> even the ipcc does not subscribe to the belief that extreme weather events are tied to global warming, whether it's human caused or not. they say there is no evidence of an increase in extreme weather events related to the warming that has occurred. and yet, bill mcgibbon and al gore and the whole bunch of them perpetuate the idea in a every extreme weather event is because of us. this is why we will never be able to predict the future of the climate other than about three days out as john coleman who's coming up soon will probably tell you he knows. it's because of clouds. water, most important greenhouse gas, is the only one that occurs in both liquid and gaseous phases in the atmosphere. and the liquid phase of water and the gaseous phase of water which we call water vapor behaves in completely different way with regard to solar energy. clouds can reflect the sun back. they can hold the heat in. depending on where they are and how thick they a

of the great barrier reef my recollection is correct and you've got the world wildlife fund and greenpeace and a whole bunch of organizations just hysterical that this is just going to destroy the great barrier reef so a lot of grim stuff going on here's a at at move on up who replied to truth outs tweet about yesterday's column on the severe drought in california he writes here in so cal the southern california drought is so bad thirty forty fifty year old trees are dry are dying and water wells are running out and the scary part of this is what we talked about yesterday the daily take is that california the great hope for california because this is like a. not just a generational drought this is you know a century century sometimes millennial drought apparently there was a drought a couple thousand maybe fifteen hundred years ago hundreds to thousands of years ago the southwest there was so bad that there are evacuated cities in the southwest of the united states because people just there was no water they had to leave right i mean literally wiped out cities that are just emptied and. th

he is one of the founders of greenpeace.s new armada sea shepherd. >> paul watson: the simple fact is this: if the oceans die, we die. sea shepherd was set up to uphold those international laws and regulations protecting our oceans. >> pelley: but why is that your job? countries enforce laws. why are you doing this? >> watson: i just do not see the political will on the part of these governments to do anything. >> pelley: but that makes you a vigilante. you're deciding on your own that you're going to enforce these laws. what gives you the right? >> watson: because i want to survive. and i want to make sure that my children survive. and i'm not going to sit back and watch the oceans be destroyed because governments don't have the political or economic will to uphold these laws. >> pelley: the whaling ban makes an exception for research. and the japanese proclaim that exception in tall letters on their ships. they set their own quotas--about 900 minkes, 50 fin whales and 50 humpbacks. these are minkes. and even though the jap

tonight, opposing views on the issue of climate cofounder of the weather channel and founder of greenpeace. here is a preview. ipcc does not subscribe to the believe that extreme weather events are tied to global warming, whether it is human caused or not. they say there is no evidence of an increase in extreme weather events related to the warming gore,as occurred, yet al the whole bunch of them, perpetuate the idea that every extreme weather event is because of us. this is why we will never be able to predict the future of the climate other than about three days out, as john coleman who is coming up soon, probably tells you -- will tell you he knows. it is because of clouds. it is the only one that occurs in liquid and gaseous phases in the atmosphere. they behave in completely different ways with regard to solar energy. clouds can reflect the sun back, hold the heat and, depending on how thick they are, and what computer model can predict the pattern of clouds in the world? it is impossible. that is why we will never be able to predict the future of and clouds are the wildcard. any peop

from the heartland institute, weather channel cofounder john coleman and greenpeace's cofounder question the signs kind climate change. then, former epa administrators who served republican president's call for action during a senate subcommittee hearing. here is a portion of remarks from both. ipcc does not subscribe to the belief that extreme weather events are tied to global warming, whether human caused or not. they say there is no evidence an increase in extreme weather events is related to warming that has occurred. and yet al gore, the whole bunch of them perpetuate the idea that every room whether you and -- -- of us.ecause less this is why we will never be able to predict the future of the climate other than about three days out, as john coleman will probably tell you he knows. it is because of clouds. water, the most important greenhouse gas, is the only one that occurs in both liquid and gaseous phases. the liquid phase of water and the gaseous phase of water behavior in completely different ways with regards to solar energy. clouds can reflect the sun back, can hold the heat

an e-mail, tweet , and join the conversation on facebook.com/c-span. ,> tomorrow night on c-span greenpeace founder and humans being the cause of global warming. here's a preview. even they do not subscribe to the belief that extreme weather events are tied to global warming whether it is human-caused or not. they say there is no evidence of an increase in extreme weather events related to the warming that has occurred. gore,t, bill mcgibbon, al they perpetuate the idea that every extreme weather event is because of us. this is why we will never be able to predict the future of aboutimate other than three days, as john coleman who is coming up soon, will tell you he knows. it is because of clouds. water, the most important greenhouse gas, the only that and occurs liquid and -- this phases in the atmosphere. the liquid and gaseous phase -- water vapor -- behave in completely different ways with regards to solar energy. clouds can reflect the sun back. they can hold the heat and depending on where they are, how thick they are. what computer model can predict the pattern of clouds in the world