But there is a weight given to cost . Im sorry . There is a weight, there is a consideration gifsh to costs . Whenever we do regulations theres an evaluation of costs and of benefits. Okay. I guess that thats im about out of time anyway. Morgan stole some of my notes and asked some of my questions. So anyway, with that, mr. Chairman, i yield back. At this time the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. Flores. Thank you, mr. Chairman. Ms. Mccabe, thank you for joining us today. How does the market price risk . If you know something and you know what the cost is of something, it has a price. You know that price. But if you dont know something, then the price is higher because you have risk, right . Um yes, okay. In 2010 the epa, when they proposed going to 60 parts per billion, said that that would cost 90 billion. Cost the economy 90 billion. In 2014, you reduced it to 40 billion. What happened over that fouryear period to make the cost go down . So, i think what youre comparin
Some faith providers from kenya on the subject of Family Planning. So i think it is true what the first panel really emphasizes, that things are evolving and developing and this is an important moment to be exploring this further. And with this panel were eager to talk about it from the focus of the u. S. Policy perspective. And i think to begin with well turn to sandy thurman. Given your long involvement with hiv policy from the u. S. Government can you describe to us more about how pep far began partners with faithbased organizations and how that has evolved. Sure. Thank you. And thank you all for being here. It is interesting, the Faith Community has been a partner in response to hiv since the beginning of the epidemic both domestically and globally. So i think pet far was an out growth with faithbased organizations on the domestic side for a number of years. When we really began looking at the disproportionate impact of the epidemic in africa back in the late 1990s and early 2000,
Here. It is interesting, the Faith Community has been a partner in response to hiv since the beginning of the epidemic both domestically and globally. So i think pet far was an out growth with faithbased organizations on the domestic side for a number of years. When we really began looking at the disproportionate impact of the epidemic in africa back in the late 1990s and early 2000, it was a lot our interest and a lot of the pressure that was brought to bear on the u. S. Government and policymakers was from faithbased organizations who were on the ground in africa seeing the devastation that was occurring on the continent. So theyve been a natural partner for us faithbased organizations and faith backers have been a natural partner with those of us working in the hiv and aids response from the beginning. So when we began to expand the global perspective to focus on hiv and to put this in perspective, working in the white house, with the global aids budget had been 125 million a year f
Background levels. Even epaso low that admits they have not determined how to reach full compliance. The marginal cost of ratcheting down the existing spread standard goes through the roof that thestimates standard would cost 3. 9 billion dollars to 15 billion annually and the 16 part would be 39 billion annually. Cost of study puts the 65 parts per billion at 140 billion a year, which would make this the agencys most expensive. Egulation ever the study also estimates 1. 4 million fewer jobs and household cost averaging 830 per year. These costs come on top of all of the other rules we have seen manythis administration, of which also impact the energy and manufacturing sectors. Moreover, this rule is yet another chapter in the Administration Efforts to force more extreme client policies on the American People. I would like to just name a few of them. We have done the utility mac, the same and, the cross state the tiertion rule, three, the 111 b, all on top of. His proposed ozone rule i
You have to be able to give information to an entity, whether thats a computer or a person. If you have an assistant, that assistant knows a lot about you. Whether its a humana sis tenant or a computer assistant. And to have them help you, you need to be able to give them some information. Now whats really important, though, is that the communications are secure and private and that its not sold, right to the highest bidder. And so we were very clear when we did our acquisition with google about that. And what we were what was going to be different about our business model. Which is we sell products, not apps. We dont sell data. And so you have to be really worried about the data that goes, or where it goes, whats done with it but we try to be very transparent, you know, about what we do and how we do it. To earn trust. Rose we conclude this evening with point and shoot, a new documentary with Matthew Vandyke and Marshall Curry. I was first 4 by 7 foot with a small circle in the ceilin