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to see howring manufacturing in singapore compares to manufacturing in germany. what have they done? those kinds of insights would be much more powerful than some of this. >> i'm interested in your thoughts about the timeframe of that adaptation. given the fact it has been ignored here and we have concluded it, it seems to me the timeframe is important. deciding to live in the deep south versus new england. a little shorter timeframe was the air-conditioning, maybe decades. timeframe forn the climate change. it is going to be 50 years or something like that. highriedman is on his horse now. the problem is things are changing faster and faster. on a shorterapt time. that is why i can't even use my iphone for things like that. how do you distinguish the things that can have adaptation and the timeframe as opposed to the ones where we will be left behind even if we could adapt. oren: that is a perfect question to illustrate how we should be doing climate research and policy. let's start with a list of all the effects we think climate ange might have. then the kinds

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just howre confused as much oil will be added to the markets. david: welcome to bloomberg daybreak.ervous every time you say you're not quite sure what opec did. -- thericacies intricacies for me is how does that mean how much russia will add or the saudis will add. that is what is really opaque right now. david: they do not seem to know what they agreed to. alix: s&p futures are off by 13 points. it is a strong dollar story except when it comes to dollar yen with the yen climbing higher, .3%. yields moving lower by one basis points. hit, more supply coming online or positioning unwinding from that meeting. david: at 10:00 this morning eastern time we may get the last supreme court decision for the term. tomorrow, it is a world gas conference in washington. alix will be on the scene to cover it all. on friday we will get core pce numbers and how the u.s. government plans to restrict chinese investment in the united states and the u.s. treasury will be launching $100 billion in fixed-rate notes. on the top of the list are u.s. trade relationship with china. they remain at the center

on implements the one federal decision, howre you determining which projects will be treated as ofd projects? >> i'm sorry? >> as one federal decision projects. >> well, the one federal decision process establishes essentially a government-wide goal of two years. we are endeavoring to address that through our furk process, recognizing, of course,he roles of the other entities involved in that. >> okay. if you get back to me on identifying which projects are eligle. my time is expired. i look forward to talking with you in a week. thank you all for being here today. >> thank you, senator portman. >> madam chair, i'm going to allow my good colleague here to go ahead of me. >> thank you. i have a commitment. thank you, senator. i appreciate it. first, i'm sorry that senator gardner isn't here. he raised the issue of lng exports. this isn't a question. i just want on the record, i'm gravely concerned that we don't get into exports to the point where it significantly impacts domestic gas prices because we would be giving up the great advantages this country now holds in the world economy. there's

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