mr. rothman and thank you for serving on the committee. we'll open for public comment. any member like to comment on the seats for prosack? >> good morning. this is linda [inaudible] and the chair of the park open space advisory committee and support all 3 of the members. it is a pleasure to work with each of them. they sort of under sold their skills. they are strong works that come to every meeting they can. they worked on several subcommittee squz working groups. we have members now with real park experience and they are true advocates because they in the parks working and doing things with the communities they serve so strongly support them continuing their service on park and open space advisory committee. >> thank you very much. how about a song? >> [singing]. i live among the teachers the night, i want the appointments to turn out right. i, i love among [inaudible] forest of our dreams and i hope it comes out really really keen and that is what i sure would like to see. good luck with these appointments, good luck with appointments, how they rule ya. how they rul

mr. rothman: it has resulted in higher -- mr. rothfus: it has resulted in higher living standards and improved health. notwithstanding this too often ignored reality, the president wants to commit the united states to even more stringent anti-energy regulations than those currently in place. the president's clean power plan alone is expected to increase our energy prices by nearly $300 billion over the next 15 years, and reduce annual job creation by over 200,000. according to the e.p.a.'s own models, the impact of all these rules on global temperature increase will be near zero. the united states cannot affect change alone. china, the world's largest polluter, and other top emitters of global co-2 emissions, need to come to the table too. that's why today i introduced the fighting against imbalanced regulatory burdens act, or h.r. 4169. this would prevent the e.p.a. from imposing any restrictions on co-2 emissions from power plants unless countries responsible for 80% of non-u.s. emissions have enacted similarly stringent polici

mr. rothman and thank you for serving on the committee. we'll open for public comment. any member like to comment on the seats for prosack? >> good morning. this is linda [inaudible] and the chair of the park open space advisory committee and support all 3 of the members. it is a pleasure to work with each of them. they sort of under sold their skills. they are strong works that come to every meeting they can. they worked on several subcommittee squz working groups. we have members now with real park experience and they are true advocates because they in the parks working and doing things with the communities they serve so strongly support them continuing their service on park and open space advisory committee. >> thank you very much. how about a song? >> [singing]. i live among the teachers the night, i want the appointments to turn out right. i, i love among [inaudible] forest of our dreams and i hope it comes out really really keen and that is what i sure would like to see. good luck with these appointments, good luck with appointments, how they rule ya. how they rul