however, when -- again, getting back to lisa jackson, lisa jackson, who is the obama appointee to be director of the e.p.a., i asked the question -- and this was at a hearing -- i'm sure our senator from california remembers this well, because it was in one of the hearings of that committee, live on tv. i said, right now we're looking at different bills. we're looking at the waxman bill and several others. the cap and trades are pretty much cap and trades. if we are to pass this, any of these legislation, would this have the effect of lowering the release of co2? her answer was no. the reason is, this isn't where the problem is. the problem is in china, it's in india, in mexico, and places where they don't have any regulations. in fact, you could carry it one step further. if we were to pass that either by regulation or by legislation and be -- and go ahead and incur this huge, huge tax, largest tax increase in the history of america, if we were to do this and, as she said, it would not be -- it would not lower greenhouse gases. it could increase them. because we would have to be cha

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you have agreed with lisa jackson that there have been no confirmed cases of hydraulic fracturing affectingrinking water. the climate action plan requires heavily on the use of natural gas. safe, creates jobs, and has lowered energy costs. >> it gives you an ability to acknowledge that natural gas has been a tremendous economic opportunity for this country. remains and environmental women as well. we are requesting funds to do science, because the epa would like to say very clearly about natural gas and how you extract it in a way that remains safe and responsible. >> as i understand it, the epa plans to release the fracking study to the public at the same time as submitted to the science advisory board for peer review. epa to releasee scientific studies before the peer review is completed? is the epa setting it up for a situation where it might have to backtrack? could that result in the public being scared or misled? >> my understanding is that a draft study is being prepared to be released at the end of this year. we would put that out for public comment and also make sure it goes to the

director/administrator lisa jackson, asking her to provide the best available data that e.p.a. that they would rely upon to support the president's statement. send us the data to support that. december of 2012, and a few months later, in february of 2013, gina mccarthy, then assistant administrator of e.p.a., wrote me a response but she did not provide any of the requested data relating to the average global temperature of so-called increases. then in april, three months later, she was nominated to be head of e.p.a., miss mccarthy was, and i asked her -- and she said she would provide additional follow-up information to support the president's statement that the claimant is increasing faster than was predicted. -- that the climate is increasing faster than was predicted. on april 30, she responded in writing to me -- i'm on the e.p.w. environment committee. she responded, but not with any requested analysis of the chart that i asked for that would show official predictions versus actual global temperatures. she simply stated -- quote -- "e.p.a. has not produced its own analysis

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administrator lisa jackson herself stated in a hearing, we will not ultimately be able to change the amount of co2 that is accumulating in the atmosphere alone and she meant the united states. 96% of emissions are natural -- naturally occurring. manmade is around 4%. and i might also point out that in the recent fifth assessment report of the intergovernmental panel on climate change, they acknowledged that lack of warming since 1998 and they acknowledge the growing discrepancy between their climate model projections versus actual readings. so it's not that people are denying, it's that there is a significant difference among the scientific community about what is manmade co2 contributing and .hat is naturally occurring co2 he gentlelady's amendment, the canadian project, it's not in operation yet. it was said it would not have been built without government funds. and her amendment would simply say if it's working in canada, the e.p.a. could apply that and make it mandatory here. we believe that the energy policy act of 2005 made it illegal for e.p.a. to even set the emissions standa

lisa. also next, a disappoint loss for the warriors against the cavaliers. marc jacksonand steph curry said it was terrible. we will slow you what happened last night a ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get your taste of the season, at raley's, bel air, and nob hill. >> a bay area research team believes they have a solution to two critical problems facing california. it's a device to energy both energy and freshwater. here's carolyn johnson with the details >> reporter: on a foggy day along the bay area coastline it can be hard to spot much of anything, besides search and sand. but researchers say they see a clear and promising future in these crashing waves. >> this is our current prototype. >> he's graduate engineer at university of california-berkeley and in the tank behind him is a device known as the seafloor carpet, designed to harnass the power of waves. >> you see the carpet follows the wave motion. and this motion of the carpet then drives the hydraulic pumps underneath. >> the prototype is a scaled down version of what could eventually be a reliable form of energy. the team leader sai

i remember when the last director of the environmental protection agency, lisa jackson, she made the statement when i asked her the question live on tv, i said is it causing groundwater contamination, she is the one who said there's never been a documented case of groundwater contamination by using hydraulic fracturing. well, the president, president obama, in his effort, in his war on fossil fuels, is trying to stop them. you've heard him say several times, well, we have good, cheap, abundant, plentiful natural gas to take care of our needs, our energies in america. that part is true. the next thing he said was we've got to stop hydraulic fracturing. without hydraulic fracturing you can't get one cubic foot of gas. what we try to do is let the public know the cumulative impact of all these regulations. a lot of people think of regulations as only affecting large corporations. if you talk -- you talk to tom buchanan in the state of oklahoma, he was recently elected president of the oklahoma farm bureau, and you ask him what the most critical thing is for the farmers in the state of o