And his secretary of state Hillary Clinton ran all over the world promoting fracking which releases the even more potent gas methane i mean all obama might as well been run around shooting penguins in the face with a. Difference he did the policy of quibbling a punching endangered species in the right. Which is difficult for the rhinos because theres a former. Liberal helmets. Maybe this former Obama Administration official now understands this catastrophe is related to both parties weve had increasing emissions over the past decade those emissions are expected to continue increasing with business as usual it really suggests that Leadership Matters president obama brought the countries of the world together to create a global agreement in the paris accord he. Works on a bilateral u. S. And china commitment to reduce emissions. Why didnt someone just say missions have increased every year for the past decade meaning every year obama was in office to double just. Weve had increasing emis
Create a global agreement in the paris accord he works on a bilateral u. S. And china commitment to reduce emissions. Why didnt someone just say missions have increased every year for the past decade meaning every year obama was in office to double just. Weve had increasing emissions over the past decade yeah what that guys got. Obama went around saying he was going to do one thing and did the exact opposite from on the other hand. But he gets on stage and he goes good evening ladies and gentlemen i am a lunatic and. All right maybe he doesnt say it but he says it with. And during all of this very little changes because big oil and big banks are secretly running the cut. We need to be talking about this issue for what it is which is a Public Health crisis that is playing out right now and when people understand that Climate Change isnt just some distant environmental problem but it also means that the air that we breathe is going to be more contaminated the water that we drink is going
I want to thank representative gerald connollys office for aranging the room, the 11th district of virginia for electing representative mcconnolly since hes been generous enough to be doing this and i want to thank the History Center for doing are had the work. The national History Center offers these briefings because everything has a history and when some of those everythings are within the realm of public policy, then its our obligation as historians to provide the Historical Context essential to inform, debate and decision making. That obligation forms the sole position in these briefings. Were not here to convince anybody of any particular legislation. Were here because understanding the implications of change and hence shaping its direction requires understanding it changes that have brought us to this juncture in the first place. And weve discussed in these meeting rooms the histories of immigration, Civil Military relations, executive orders, social security, commerce in outer
Availability of the webbs to be able to travel as they wished, to go to their summer home, the to go to their summer home and down to new york city mayor , and to other areas around of the country. It was billed for shelburne, however, and is served Passenger Rail service up until 1953. When that stopped at that point, Passenger Rail service in this region. And it was then given to the museum for posteritys sake, to allow people to be able to see it. It is exhibited with much of the Railroad Memorabilia that is seen in these stations. Of the founders collection at the time. It was moved overland from shelburne here to the museum, which is not far away. It is probably a little less than a mile, one of the shortest moves for the building of the shelburne museum. This is a traveling Passenger Rail car at the grand isle, built in 1899 by the palace wagner car company just before it changed ownership to the Pullman Company at that time. The president of the Rutland Railroad, dr. William sew
harrow discusses his book. Developed washington d. C. s infrastructure and expanded buildings and sites, such as the u. S. Capitol dome and the Arlington National cemetery. This is just over 50 minutes. Joining us tonight is robert oharrow, a reporter with the Investigative Unit of the Washington Post who is focused on privacy, national security, federal contracting, and the financial world. He has won multiple journalism awards. The 2013 sigma delta chi award. Regional emmy. , a he previously won the top prize for investigative reporters and editors for exposing fraud, waste, and abuse in Homeland Security contracting. He has been a Pulitzer Prize finalist twice. He is the author of no place to hide. Michelle krowl is a civil war and reconstruction specialist at the library of congress. She received a ba in history at berkeley. She is the author of several articles and books on topics related to the civil war. She has worked at the Library Assistant at the Historical Society of washin