Announcers outside the u. S. We have a chance to grow jobs tax revenues, infrastructure by expanding coal exports and i think it is a way to keep prices lower as well as create jobs, tax revenue for infrastructure. I was just handed the words we have on that. The east coast ports alone by shipping 70 million tons. Accompanies the own, manage, export commonwealth continue with longrange plans focusing on potential for your, asia, south america. Glad to see the east coast. The coal, senator barrasso from wyoming we have opportunities from wyoming to miami and getting back to expansion. And recognized the lowsulfur content. Thank you, madam chair. Seeing such rapid change. Capability is increasing. And would you see as the role, to change the way we think about energy, change our generation needs to facilitate time shifting, move us forward to a very different kind of grid than what we have experienced in the past. Thank you. Storage could be a game change and costs are coming down, distr
And i know your review mentions the administrations federal Infrastructure Project permitting dashboard and the review recommends expanding an online project tracking system. I guess as we look at the Broader Energy picture and given that coal is still the number one source of electricity in america, its number one and 51 is certainly in montana, i would like to ask you to consider perhaps adding tracking coal export projects as we look at the broader National Energy infrastructure as a part of that equation. I think its going to i think we all agree we want to continue to work to improve the outcomes here in terms of coal and coalfired electricity. But the reality is its our number one source of electricity and needs to be an important part of the portfolio. We can look at that. I think coal exports are roughly 100 million tons, i believe. Its quite a large number. Yeah and we look at south korea, taiwan japan, theyre relying on other countries like indonesia and australia. And back t
Covert path is in question and more challenging. And while the framework argument spells out an extensive and intrusive inspection regime over the entire supply chain for Irans Nuclear program, there still will be concerns that iran would cheat and break out toward a new bomb, toward a bomb. But given all the various restrictions and inspections that are in place throughout the supply chain, iran would have to cheat in more than one way and not get caught. So my question is, can you talk about all the ways that iran would have to cheat in order to get around the terms of the agreement and set up a secret Uranium Enrichment Program . Sure. Thats a big question. Can you answer it in the five remaining . Right. But i think youve already put your finger on it in the sense that the transparency and verification elements that will be put in place in an agreement first of all, are unmatched to those in any other situation. In terms of their comprehensiveness and intrusiveness. But specificall
Used. And the reality is sometimes it does go in the wrong place. But we find it collectively, and then we bring people to justice, either through the and people are actually going to jail for first time for corruption in the health system. In many countries around the world. Theres actually really exciting to see this is something that these Health Programs we dont talk about much has driven accountability in a way that really never existed before. Doctor let me ask you a different version of that question. We should really care about corruption when our dollars are on the ground. But we should frankly care just as much when our dollars arent on the ground because we wont need to use as much money if the systems arent efficiently run. In those cases whos the right Government Entity to try to build that capacity . Is it our Global Health dollars or should those be reserved for programs or other pieces of the state department who are more in the business of working with governments at l
When we were forced to leave we didnt orb our children became without any education, without school. So a congregation we care a lot about education as dominican. We start opening kindergartens. So we had 135 children in one of the kindergartens, we handed one of the classes we hand them papers to draw on the paper. Amazingly, most of the children they draw back home their hometowns. They draw some their beds church homes, that they relate back home. When we asked them why did you do that . They said we miss home, we want to go back home. We want to live normal life. 5yearolds, stood up and said i dont feel like i am home here. When i was home, i used to go to the kindergarten i used to go to church with my family. I used to play with my toys with my friends. That was a normal life when we were back in our homes. We used to live normal life we have education, our parents brother, sisters if they are employed would go to work. Now its the opposite. People are jobless. Women do not have