We can immediately jump into the discussion on the future of women in business and economics. And i would like to start with you, your majesty. We are trying to do the translation, they talk in english and german and you have the translation you can find on your chair. So, the first question to you, your majesty, i would like to start with you because you have than the lead secretarygeneral for Development Since 2009 and you are the honorary chairwoman of the g20 partnership for Financial Inclusion. Dedicated to Financial Inclusion. Is that still the biggest , that they are not financially included . first of all, let me tell you how happy i am to be here. Up chancellor has followed on this breeding women into the g20, which i think is extremely important. [laughter] [applause] first of all,irst oa there is no Silver Bullet and try to get women were economically empowered. And having more entrepreneurship. And there is no size fits all. Is not the same amount of policy issues you will
Journal on the coal industry and impacts on both the people environment and the regulation of that industry. Nick mullins joins us now, an creator of the blog, the thoughtful coal miner and a miner with history of mining in his family. Ow far back does that history go . Guest well, it goes back to my grandfather in the 1920s, who worked in areas of virginia for virginia iron and coal company. Host what is the thoughtful miner . Why did you get it started . What do you write about . Caller well, the thoughtful coal miner, my way of speaking rhetoric that comes from both the industry and environmentalists to find common the two. Tween speaking specifically to miners asues and trying to help give voice and like i say, keep the at the same time, working to get the truth out there. Host what do you do these day . You are a former coal miner, how long did you serve in the mines do now . Do you guest i worked in the Mining Industry for about four years, years underground, decided to do that b
Journal on the coal industry and impacts on both the people environment and the regulation of that industry. Nick mullins joins us now, an creator of the blog, the thoughtful coal miner and a miner with history of mining in his family. Ow far back does that history go . Guest well, it goes back to my grandfather in the 1920s, who worked in areas of virginia for virginia iron and coal company. Host what is the thoughtful miner . Why did you get it started . What do you write about . Caller well, the thoughtful coal miner, my way of speaking rhetoric that comes from both the industry and environmentalists to find common the two. Tween speaking specifically to miners asues and trying to help give voice and like i say, keep the at the same time, working to get the truth out there. Host what do you do these day . You are a former coal miner, how long did you serve in the mines do now . Do you guest i worked in the Mining Industry for about four years, years underground, decided to do that b
Mines are for that etal how much countries are developing how much steel we need to make buildings. Host Manuel Quinones is our first guest this morning. Special phone lines today. We want to hear your comments coal miners and family members of coal miners, 2027488001. Otherwise, lines are split up regionally. ,entral and eastern time zones 2027488000. Mountain pacific time zones, 2027488002. Lets talk about the power plants themselves. Where will you find coal power plants in the United States . Guest they are all over the country. You have a lot of coalfired power plants in ohio and indiana and missouri. Western states, youve got Southern States it really runs the gamut. If you look at the ohio valley area, an area that has been historically coal heavy because it is easy to transport, you have rivers and rail and a lot of mines nearby, but really, it is distributed across the country. Theres a lot of states that have tried to move away from coal. A lot of states have been moving away
With a lot of focus onna financing and sanctions but we do cover from the postilion conflict to the jihadi problem and beyond. Host so try to get coalitions to come together to fight terrorism what was he calling for and what is the approach . We have seen is that the president has put a new spin on it to put the onus to go to saudi arabia as we know that is the traditional cradle they spend a lot of money propagate ending that he calls on the saudis and also everyone else in the middle east to crack down on terrorism that radical islam is the of problem and they will fix it. Host so what groups were they speaking to an but is the likelihood day would come together . He looks at the arab league and it was pretty much everyone involved in this struggle. I think there are questions which i put coalitions could form but the goal is to defeat isis and iranian terrorism and thomas come loss with a lot of groups engaging in terrorist activities. With that coalition and that could find a comm