reality and to fight for what is possible. is there not a lesson there? of course, there is. but here is the thing. black people are always compromising. latinos, always compromising. immigrants, always compromising. the poor, always compromising. this isn t about compromise, this is about special interests controlling how washington works. this is about the fossil fuel lobby, the pharmaceutical lobby, big money in politics controlling how we govern, how we legislate, and framing the debate. i live in a district which if we were a nation, we would have the eighth worst economic inequality in the world. when you are black or brown in this district, you are more likely to be poor. you are more likely to have high levels of violence. you are more likely to go to underfunded schools and you are more likely to have housing that is devalued. that is unacceptable and it s not just this district, it is
pharmaceuticals. that s a big deal here. visions that would lead to bringing down pharmaceutical prices and she was not willing to go all the way. having said that there are two people who are having this power, but of course there are lobbies working very come in the fossilfuel lobbies working very come in the fossil fuel lobby lobbies working very come in the fossilfuel lobby in the fossil fuel lobby in the pharmaceutical lobby have been spending a lot of money and time on capitol hill lobbying senators. as always, thank you so much. on average, in america, 50 people are killed every day with guns. that number is rising. increasing distrust of the police one company believes that it has a solution. shot spider uses microphones in the local area and technology to listen out for gunshots and then alert the police. howeverthe out for gunshots and then alert the police. however the company has become controversial for some question whether or not its tech works as well as the company cla
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or ideological issue. - it s a combination of that plus the fossil fuel lobby| and right wing media. it hasjust been a toxic. political battle for years, for well over a decade. with plenty of sun and wind, renewables are growing fast in australia. this zinc refinery in north queensland is one of the country s biggest users of electricity. with more than a million solar panels, it s now generating about a quarter of its power from the sun. and it aims to be using 100% renewable energy as early as 2025. it is the right thing to do, but it is also the smart thing to do. it aligns us more closely with our customers, who are increasingly on an urgent mandate to decarbonise and drastically reduce their emissions, directly in their operations and indirectly across the supply chain.
issue here in australia. it draws in the powerful fossil fuel industry and regional voters like the ones in this mining community, where an anti coal message doesn t play well. without the coal mining industry, i wouldn t have a job. it s been in my family for as long as i can remember. former prime minister malcolm turnbull lost hisjob because of clashes over climate policy within his own party and its coalition partner, which is powerful in mining regions. right wing politics has framed - climate and the responses to climb it an identity or ideological issue. it s a combination of that plus the fossil fuel lobby| and right wing media. it hasjust been a toxic. political battle for years. with plenty of sun and wind, renewables are growing fast in australia. this zinc refinery in north queensland is one of the country s biggest users of electricity. with more than a million solar panels, it s now generating