brings all of our oil from the north slope down so it can be shipped out. i have knocked on thousands of doors across the state. the number one thing that i hear is inflation in jobs. losing over 25,000 jobs in our oil and gas industry across the state. those jobs have not been refilled since the biden administration. a lot of policies that shutdown our industry. deb holland a radical environmentalist. biden is making good on his campaign promise to shut down our traditional fuel industries and it was lisa markowski who tied to advance at nomination the my mom called a job at the slope at the start of the pipeline build and that changed everything for us. i believe energy policy is not just d.c. policy anymore. worker policy and family policy. it is personal now.
flying into kyiv killing innocent people. can t fight. had to buy drones from iran. stuart: comey cozy iranian drones flying into kyiv and killing civilians. steve: for the folks worried about the strategic petroleum reserve tapped out and it will be shortly. i was reading this morning apparently the administration is talking to oil companies about refilling it, buying oil back from them obviously at a higher price so we will lose money on that for the next three years. it won t be refilled until 2025. stuart: is this laughable or what? it s dangerous but also laughable. it becomes the question. are the midterms really worth that to the administration? the answer is. stuart: yes. brian: because all the investigations are going to launch and that would be stopped in congress and certainly a lot of pushback. wouldn t be a confirmation done if you try to do it. so right now the republicans have no power. we will see if that changes in 21 days. stuart: three weeks from today.
in pembrokeshire wasjuly and that was just for one day. and before that it was back injune. it s been the driest year on record since 1976, so a temporary hosepipe ban is now in force and a drought has just been declared across the whole of south west wales. as our winters get wetter, the summers are getting hotter and drier. for allotment owner karen, she s already planning for the future so seeds sown can live with the effects of climate change. got to learn to adapt, really. and maybe plant varieties that are more drought tolerant. i mean, in spain and italy, in other hot countries, they grow a lot of vegetables that don t need a lot of rain. last weekend, pembrokeshire broke all previous records for water demand. so welsh water have had to ship water across the county. until the main source here is refilled, the llys y fran reservoir, restrictions will remain, but across wales it s a mixed picture. the north of wales in particular has had the rainfall that we need
here is refilled, the llys y fran reservoir, restrictions will remain, but across wales it s a mixed picture. the north of wales in particular has had the rainfall that we need to maintain water resources. pembrokeshire is the area we are concerned about. we just simply haven t had any rain in pembrokeshire. there are other areas of south wales, south east in particular, that rainfall hasn t been as high as we would have liked and we are monitoring. welsh water is the third company to announce restrictions across the uk. by the end of next week, six areas of britain will be under measures. millions will need to be conservative with their usage. known for its vast coastlines, pembrokeshire is usually a cooler, but also wetter part of wales. yet it s becoming clear to karen that these weather changes are here to stay. it frustrates me more to do with the reasonings behind having hosepipe bans. and that s primarily because, well, we ve notjust had a hot summer. this is a result of climate
the last time it rained in pembrokeshire wasjuly and that was just for one day. and before that it was back injune. it s been the driest year on record since 1976, so a temporary hosepipe ban is now in force and a drought has just been declared across the whole of south west wales. as our winters get wetter, the summers are getting hotter and drier. for allotment owner karen, she s already planning for the future so seeds sown can live with the effects of climate change. got to learn to adapt, really. and maybe plant varieties that are more drought tolerant. i mean, in spain and italy, in other hot countries, they grow a lot of vegetables that don t need a lot of rain. last weekend, pembrokeshire broke all previous records for water demand. so welsh water have had to ship water across the county. until the main source here is refilled, the llys y fran reservoir, restrictions will remain, but across wales it s a mixed picture. the north of wales in particular has