When Your Science Runs Into A Policy

We Should Be Moving Vigorously Towards Renewable Energy. The Technology Of Which Is Right Here Right Now.

What We've Got Is The Wholesale Embrace Of Fracking Domestically, Internationally And For Export. And This Couldn't Be Further From What We Really Need To Do To Address Climate Change.

There's Something Really Happening And Really Moving, And It's Exciting And It Makes Me Very Optimistic Because It Is Going To Be The Engine For How We Really Combat Climate Change. Which Is Strong Communities.

Sometimes I Feel Like There Isn't Enough Prozac In The World To Make Environmental Protection Agency People Feel Better About Their Jobs. They're Going Out There, They're Trying To Protect Americans And Then Time And Time And Time Again They Get Their Knees Cut Off At The Policy Level.

The First Line In The First Gasland Is: “i’m Not A Pessimist. I’ve Always Had A Great Deal Of Faith In People That We Won’t Succumb To Frenzy Or Rage Or Greed. That We’ll Figure Out A Solution Without Destroying The Things That We Love.” I Have Not Lost That Sense.