When Your Science Runs Into A Policy

It's Remarkable To Watch The President, With All The Weight Of His Ability To Command Rhetoric With The Bully Pulpit Behind Him, Make A Clear Speech About Climate Change And Why That's So Important For Us All To Focus On. And That Is A Rather Remarkable Thing To See. It's Enormously Powerful.

When You Live In A Watershed Area, In A Pristine Area, And You Could Watch This Whole Place Fall Apart In Front Of Your Eyes, You Don't Sell Your Soul For A Buck.

Natural Gas Is A Bridge Fuel. But It's Not A Bridge - It's A Gangplank. It's Either A Bridge In Space Or A Bridge In Time. The Bridge In Time We Don't Need. We Have Renewable Technology Right Now.

They're A Lot Of Great Scientists And Their Mission Is To Protect People. It's The Environmental Protection Agency, But It's Really A People Protection Agency. And They're Out There Trying To Do Their Job And Do The Science.

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.