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climate change which talked about all of the above energy and talked about natural gas production. , themyperspective president cannot talk about making tough choices when it comes to addressing the nation's urban pollution emission while also promoting in energy policy that is promoting oil production, natural gas production, coal production and all of these other fossil fuel dirty energies that will add more carbon into the air. in that regard, we are quite disappointed by the president's speech which pushed these two concepts together. many of which we think are quite contradictory to each other. >> cindy schild, your response to the speech? >> well, from a standpoint of carbon, we reduced our carbon emissions level by 20% are largely due to natural gas. we can't pick winners and losers. there is a viable reason that any of these forms of energy exists, and it is not going to be a flip of the switch to make those conversions. we are making significant investment in the energy industry and those alternative resources, so -- we can preclude one and explain things baby incorrectly or not s

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