for more on fracking and us natural gas reserves we turn to tyson slocum director of public citizens energy program tyson thank you for joining me today great to be here we have an interesting speech by obama today and how does this fit into your organization's view on the energy markets well first there's no question that obama made a huge landmark speech about climate change in two thousand and seven the supreme court ruled it was a conservative supreme court ruled that the environmental protection agency must regulate greenhouse gas emissions under its existing clean air act authority obama should've went ahead with that right when he was elected in two thousand and nine for us to harder than absolutely i think it's a little too little too late because it's going to take several years for these rules to come into effect and then there's going to be litigation challenges to those rules so this just kyoto redux i mean are we going to see this table forever no while i think it's going to be years before we see a final rule and that final rule is going to be challenged for another cou

gas which is the way to us in order liquefied natural gas that does burn cleaner. and crude but certainly coal is that in your opinion would that be at least a little bit more viable solution to our oil dependence well yeah i mean there's no question that we've seen a mission reductions in the united states as our electric power fleet has relied more on natural gas than coal because of as you know the emission benefits of gas relative to to oil and coal the problem here is that there is no such thing as benign fossil fuel extraction anytime you are hydraulic fracturing tens of thousands of wells injecting chemical fluids into the ground you're going to increase the risk of water contamination and localized air pollution and methane emissions which is a major greenhouse gas emission so when our desire to become a natural gas export and stay i don't want to see us have to start importing clean drinking water well that makes a good point but alternative energies themselves also have caused their environmental impacts of the manufacturing of solar cells even when turne

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it's good for natural gas and natural gas drillers and anyone who depends on that.hat's great for natural gas, isn't it? >> probably about half of that is cool. i really wonder if the president would've been able to do this. especially if we hadn't really had a natural gas revolution. but i would say that natural gas has certainly been the beneficiary of this. this is a great day for natural gas and all the trade associations have come out with this statement and they were very positive. the other thing that is driving us, even if the president hadn't done this, a lot of states have renewable power mandates that they want by 2030. so that was already going to take away from coal in natural gas. but the price of coal and gas have converged a little bit more recently. even though there has been a big switch away as the price of gas fell, we're starting to see the trend reverse is coal gets a little bit more cost competitive. melissa: the u.s. co2 emissions had a 20 year low. that is according to the government's own numbers. it seems like that is not mentioned and no

the bottom line is, natural gas is creating jobs.many families heat and power bills. and it is the transition tool that can power our economy with less carbon pollution, even as our business is work to develop and then deployed more of the technology required for the even cleaner eneegy economy of the future. that brings me to the second way that we will reduce carbon pollution, by using more clean energy. over the past four years we have doubled the electricity that we generate from zero carbon when and solar power. [applause] and that means jobs, jobs in manufacturing of wind turbines that cannot generate enough electricity to power nearly 15 million homes, jobs installing a solar panels that generate more than four times the power can at less cost than just a few years ago. i know some republicans in washington dismissed these jobs, but those who do need to call home because 75 percent of all wind energy in this country is generated in republican districts. and that may explain why last year republican governors in kansas and okla

think that china does that for free and over see china in congo can do whatever it wants with the natural resources and exchange for services given to the population what is positive is that at least there are services given to the population on this is a change from the western logic that we saw during colonialization with them taking advantage of africa without benefiting the locals on if this explains why former colonial powers such as france or other countries intervened today in north africa to take back some natural resources this is the case or france in mali where france is only in the hands of the us in that story this is also the case in all the northern african countries in the so-called arab spring the i say so-called because those are not real revolutionary movements when it was directed from abroad and it's always to put their hands on natural resources such as gas and your radio this is a race this is an economic war that we're seeing now honestly i prefer the africa could be free from all these foreign powers that want to take advantage of their natural resources but i mea

segment is a product of nature and not a patent eligible merely because it has been isolated but that seed d.n.a. is patent eligible because it is not naturally occurring we therefore affirm in part and reverse in part the decision of the united states court of appeals for the federal circuit are to correspondent liz wahl tells us more about the background of this case and the significance of the court's ruling it was a dream court today ruled against the patenting of human genes the nine to zero ruling is a victory for patients doctors and medical researchers the ruling says quote a naturally occurring d.n.a. segment is a product of nature and not eligible merely because it has been isolated but cdn i know this is a strand of d.n.a. that has been synthesised is eligible because it is not naturally occurring now essentially this means if somebody is born with a gene if it's found naturally that a company cannot patent it but if they manipulate. or created that in that case they would have rights to it that this comes after a biotech company myriad genetics discovered an isolated to do

." >> the magic is going to come in figuring out how to value nature in our decisions, how to see nature as an asset. >> woodruff: jeffrey brown recaps president obama's one-on- one talks with china's new leader and looks at what progress, if any, the two made on cybersecurity, north korea and more. >> ifill: and ray suarez explores the sometimes wild, sometimes weird outcomes when scientists experiment on animals with the author of "frankenstein's cat". >> it surprised me how far along this technology was: that you can now buy a glow-in-the-dark genetically engineered pet, or remote control a cockroach with a kit you can buy online. >> ifill: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour". >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> more than two years ago, the people of b.p. made a commitment to the gulf. and everyday since, we've worked hard to keep it. today, the beaches and gulf are open for everyone to enjoy. we shared what we've learned so that we can all produce energy more safely. b.p. is also committed to america. we support nearly 250,000 jobs and invest more here

it was left to be subject to the forces of nature for several decades. over time and with title in tidal inundation -- wetland life was attracted to that area. these are photos in the 90s, they can see that the fill material itself, degraded. chunks of concrete sticking out. the efficacy of primarily goldengate audubon society, who came to the port and urged us to undertake habitat improvements, the port sought funding . so in 2006, with funding from california state coastal conservancy, the san francisco bay natural resources section trust, and the port's capital budget we undertook habitat improvements at pier 94 that included removing those debris piles and piles of tires and asphalt to create a more natural wetland plain and tidal inundation channels and placing a sand and gravel burm. in doing so we created five acres of new wetlands area, and improved water circulation and habitat quality overall. following construction the golden gate audubon society really adopted this site and they have worked side-by-side with the port ever since to conduct mon

nature valley. nature at its most delicious. >>> welcome back to fox 5we morning news. in a fewl hours frank lautenberg will be laid to rest. rest yesterday a color guard carriedi his casket up the capitol stepse to the chambers.chbers. as members of the family and congressional staffers lookedtad on. he was remembered by senate colleagues for his leadershiphih and his laughter during three decades of service.service. >>> the governor of new jerseyjy has named the attorney general as a temporary replacement for lautenberg. it's the first time since 1982 that a republican is representing new jersey in the senate. christie scheduled a specialspel election to fill the seat until the end of next year. year. >>> a developing story overseas this morning, a health scare for britain's king phillip. buckingham palace says the th 91-year-old went to the hospital before undergoing what they cala a domino investigation. he had just hosted a garden gard party with the queen before leaving for a london clinic. the prince also suffered problems last year after after suffering from an

certainly not a fight against terrorism it's not a fight against islamism is to take advantage of natural resources in mali and the proof is energy joined to reva is present in mali and it gets the support from french military forces to protect their installations that's the first time the national army has gone to provide services to a commercial company and i think there's a huge problem today are countries go to war to make money they don't care about international rules you look at the moment you know there's no such thing as a preventative war it's all aggression was when we see france are all on deriving in mali and being celebrated as a liberator this is a publicist he campaigned well so i think we cannot interfere in the policy of a sovereign country. but the french president francois hollande with the same that france was nearly answering the call for help of the mali and president. putin in the moment and president has a norm legitimity one because he was not elected and i think that the former french president nicolas sarkozy agrees with me as he said exactly the same thing we

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when battle lines are drawn between man and nature, frequently nature has the upper hand. it is like a time lapse movie scene. >> looks like something apocalyptic. something kind of end of the world moment. >> though you can see it coming from miles away. >> and look at the size of this thing. oh, yeah. >> you can't escape it. >> hot dry weather is the stuff of legend in this sprawling metropolis of phoenix, arizona. here in the valley of the sun, summer temperatures can exceed 100 degrees for weeks on end. being surrounded by desert only makes things hotter. on july 5, 2011, the combination results in a spectacular phenomenon that fills the sky. >> the storm spans from one side of the horizon to the other. >> this time lapse must be seen to be believed. the storm is called a haboob. >> a haboob is an arabic term and basically just means wind. here in the southwest or across the united states we tend to just use the word dust storm. >> the wind from a dying summer thunderstorm kicks up enough dust to produce a dense massive wall advancing toward the city. while some take c

that is most likely to be natural gas. you're doubling down your debt on natural gas.hird is an industry that gets a lot of federal tax subsidies, 100 times those of the industry and about 50 times afforded nuclear. i don't think that policy is sustainable in the long run. but i can assure you when i think about renewables, it is an important resource. remain important for the southeast where we have 9.5% power on the average will probably be limited in his penetration and until maybe the end of this decade, 2018, 2020. but it is something we will consider in thinking about more innovative solutions and i'll talk about that in a minute. it could be a game changer. the third area is energy efficiency. other to call the energy productivity. it has enormous potential and in fact, we are already doing a lot here. southern company has avoided something like 4000 megawatts of capacity since 1990. that represents 11% of the generation would have to build to meet the needs of the customers we serve. from an energy standpoint, since 2010, we've avoided 1.6 billion-kilowatt hour

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pier 94 that included removing those debris piles and piles of tires and asphalt to create a more natural wetland plain and tidal inundation channels and placing a sand and gravel burm. in doing so we created five acres of new wetlands area, and improved water circulation and habitat quality overall. following construction the golden gate audubon society really adopted this site and they have worked side-by-side with the port ever since to conduct monitoring required by our permits for the project, to monitor the success of the habitat restoration. they undertook a project to plant and endangered tidal marsh called california seablight once abundant in san francisco bay. today pier 94 supports a small but healthy wetland with wide variety of common and uncommon birds sighted by birdwatchers on a regular basis. some of the species that you will see at pier 94 and also at heron's head park are american -- long billed -- kill deer and black oyster catchers. the golden gate audubon society continues her stewardship. they have monthly volunteer workdays were people show up to remove invasive s

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natural gas.e raise more methane in the atmosphere, which is twice as worse. any thoughts? host: i am not a scientist. caller: we are still releasing more the beer cartons to the atmosphere, which would increase global warming and climate change. as far as the coming from the other gentleman that was just on not too long ago, i am assuming gas prices are raised to prevent americans from traveling lost distance. when we drive our ground we see differences in that atmosphere. we can take notice and see something in large groups. that is pretty much my point. host: a couple of stories mentioned, this is from "the wall street journal" -- that is from "the wall street journal." this is the business section of "the baltimore sun" this morning -- from "at the new york times" -- from open " the new york times -- from "the new york times" -- pam, thank you for holding on. democrats' line. caller: thank you for taking my call. a couple of people talked about the issues i was calling to talk about. when you

segment is a product of nature and not eligible merely because it has been isolated but seed d.n.a. now this is a strand of d.n.a. that has been synthesised is pattern eligible because it is not naturally occurring now essentially this means if somebody is born with a gene if it's found naturally that a company cannot patent it but if they manipulate or create a gene then in that case they would have rights to it now this comes after biotech company myriad genetics discovered an isolated two genes called b.r.c.a. one and b.r.c.a. two the company says it pumped billions of dollars into researching and eventually identifying and isolating these two genes this gene sequence patients that carry this gene are at significantly higher risk of developing breast cancer a recent high profile example would be angelina jolie she tested positive for the breast cancer gene which led to her decision to get a mystery to me a myriad said that since they found this gene that they had rights and this led to it this twenty year monopoly over researching and testing and patients complained that myriad c

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the natural resources committee and mr. duncan have worked hard to advance this bill and get it signed into law, it's important to american energy, to american jobs, and american energy security. and it is important to supporting trade with our neighbor to the south, mexico. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from oregon. mr. defazio: mr. chairman, we could have done this bill as a suspension two days ago, that is, it probably could pass the house by unanimous consent which is very rare if this provision hadn't been added. there is consensus on both sides of the aisle that it's critical we move forward with this agreement to wecks -- with mexico to deal with shared resources in the western gulf of mexico. however, the republicans have chosen to use this as a vehicle to launch yet another attack on the wall street reform on the dodd-frank reforms. which is totally unnecessary. and obviously, it was presented as it's potentially possibly maybe

because nature is where dogs hump each other in the face, in the face, that's nature that is all natural, my friend. just as god intended. whoa, whoa! (applause) >> whoa, whoa, whoa. look, look, look, look. let's try and elevate this decade-- decade-- debate, enough with you cannot unsee what you just saw. let's elevate this debate. enough from the house mbs. let's hear from a united states senator. >> i think this is a conundrum. >> if we have no laws on this people take it to one extension further, does it have to be humans. >> what is it-- what is it with these people and animals? every time, this is the only issue as well where you go there, it's not like you go there with o bam arcare, oh, thank you, mr. president, what is next, are we going to give health care to turtles? it's only when you're talking about sex that you are definitely not perverted brains go straight to animals. look, look, senator, it seems like this is a personal fight for you. perhaps and i'm just guessing, you're in a relationship with animal and you fear that this court ruling is pushing you in a direction whe

a part of what i'm calling a natural revolution. we can use the keep energy to fuel a whole new energy for capital plants and industrial facilities. if you want something more straight forward and less pie in the sky, we could sell this stuff overseas where foreigners will pay top dollars because natural gas prices are higher in europe and asia. this idea from people who want to keep this fuel cheap here in the united states, just like last week we heard from dan d'amico, a big steel maker, who told us if the country exports too much fuel it could cause a revolution in this country. you have lng that stand to make a killing. cheniere is the first and only company to build a facility and export to japan, china, india, right now cheniere is building a terminal in louisiana. it's nice to be up and running a couple years from now. we got to pin that down t. company is awaiting for a second lng near corpus christi and there is a decent chance it could by a involved in the next 12 months. now this stock has given us gigantic gains. it's r

consequencesilar to terrorist acts as there are two natural disasters. there is disruption of a central service, disruption to the population, their suffering, there are injuries, and that is why if we build capabilities that serve the nation for natural disasters, for the consequences, it well serves the nation against the terrorists. we need to take different protective and mitigating measures in those, but we have some universal risk, also transcended risks that we need to have the true foundation. but always have a base. >> because ciber to attack can in anyany time, community. chemical or biological or hazmat can happen at any place within the nation. casualty for many forms. it could be a terrorist attack or could be an air plane crash. some of these capabilities that we can increase that well served across a range of those hazards. the separation between terrorism and natural disasters not only is artificial when it comes to fights nces, it in extreme measures. -- invites it invites the spending of money to a compass the spending of money. if we b

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