we insist it gets better but i don t think the capitalist system works well. we throw the hands up on both sides. you are talking about 315 million people. it takes a lot of technology, a lot of work. you know, you want to turn it over to the free market system which has proven to be a total embarrassment when it comes to dealing with savings and they put us through the greatest recession. without the capitalist system we would all be on dung heats poor as the day. this is the greatest system and lifts hundreds out of poverty. that is what winston chur churchill said. it is a fallen world and
maybe not so long-term. could possibly affect how we purchase and what we want in our own homes? yes. what is the nature of this administration? this is a bureaucratic, all government, all the time administration that loves to push you around, tell you what to do because they know far better. sure. but if these particular grants are going to study the problem of cook stoves in the third world, okay, so they re going to come up with their reports. the people in the third world aren t going to stop burning dung or coal or wood. this is just to make us feel good like we re trying to do something. it s symbolic, but again, i think it opens that back door. the epa administrator, she says that this is a good use of $9 million. roll tape. i am so proud of the fact that while epa is pinched with dollars everywhere we see and we re making good use of what we
climate change by moving into areas of cleaner cooking. that s right. so how much is that going to cost us? well, it s going to cost us a lot. but here is the thing, the people who are using the cook stoves for the most part are in the third world. we re not talking about the stove you got in your kitchen right now. we re talking about something that runs on wood or charcoal or stuff like that. we re just talking about people in the third world who for the most part have all that burn stuff to make food. we re writing checks for people who are open fires or leaky stoves or run on charcoal, crop wastes or wood or dung. we are writing checks to those people in order so they get nice in order to keep our ozone layer intact. we re building up the debate because that takes place and there are many charitable organizations that go out to replace their stoves. should the epa be responsible
technology. but even that group acknowledges the challenge is not here in the u.s. most people have modern gas and electric stoves. the problem is for the 3 billion people in the developing world who still use fuels like coal, charcoal, crop waste, wood and dung. hazy here s a finding it turns out women have happier at work than at home. all americans view work as a point of stress. stress hormones dropped significantly at work particularly for women. apparently working regular hours help people to relax. women have not just less stressed at work. they are happier at home as well. a california woman has filed a federal lawsuit for her arrest for clapping. the woman is a long-time
survive. none of these warnings have come true? yes. has credibility been hurt on the end vier row side? i think so. the problem with this issue, depending on what team you are on, you get a bucket debate. bob, you ll get your bucket, you ll fill it your data and i get mine and fill it with my data then we spend the next 12 minutes exchanging this data, and then the next day we forget completely about it. the only problem is the hysteria is actually worse than the calamity. because we are drawing danger to something that s less dangerous than other things. they are burning dung and burning twigs inside their houses, killing 4 million people. there are 3 billion people who