15-year-old Abigail Villarreal's school project turned into an empowering movement for her. She's asking the community to show their support Monday, February 28th.
about their environment. the wealthier a society grows, the less they want to live with filthy smoke stacks and polluted air. those are the societies that innovate and come up with the solutions. tell that, mark, to some of these celebrities and others that rifle through your tweets as you speak here. they seem to miss that point, the fact that we already have been paying the lion s share of getting the world cleaned up. go ahead. yeah, i think they re invested in their own virtue, which comes from saving the planet. in act you ll fact that we know, saying your local school district or saving your county is more difficult than oh, i m busy saving the planet. but leonardo dicaprio knows there s no great environmental solutions that come out of yemen or somalia, that it s dynamic first world economies that solve this problem. and it s fantastic. i must say, i love what trump
tomorrow. we re seeing it. i don t know that he sleeps, but we re so happy to see his emphasis on jobs and the economy. now on the keystone pipeline, the environmentists say it brings dirty oil from canada. it s a pollutant. it s going to contribute to climate change. does the president reject that point of view? we all do. let s face it. we look at our production of energy and you look at the war on coal under obama thinking we can replace it with solar panels and wind turbines, which are not base load by any stretch of the imagination. we need reliable energy. it s natural gas, coal. otherwise, factories won t operate reliably. it s about jobs and the economy. we re doing a lot to remove any of the pollutants from the pipes and everything else. the smoke stacks. so this is common sense, stuart.
every week. it will be years before we know whether global warming is a threat. possibly by then if we haven t crushed our economy with soup and regulation we will invent good enough technology to do something about it. we don t have in now. and the things we are doing are poujd r poumare pointless. act on climate change. these will not make any measurable difference. environmental activists say if we don t love their endless regulations with the light bulbs we don t care about the earth. we can love nature and still hate the tyranny of their ruling. but we do need some rules. when uci was a kid the air arou here was filthy. we didn t open windows. soot would come in. industry put scrubbers in smoke stacks and cad lytic converters
think new yorkers we ve come too far to go backwards this way, and i can see us having a republican mayor. i can see it. wow. man i was going to say, and i can see pigs flying over the smoke stacks in queens. one other thing, throw this out, nobody has talked about this i want to say this the right way. donny, we re in the middle of a news paper segment. bring this plane in for a landing. about christine quinn. this stop and frisk policy has come to define this mayoral race. i think a democrat will find their way to victory because and the usa today after nearly a blackout, time warner cable and cbs reached a deal. the terms weren t released but service resumed on monday for customers in eight markets including new york, dallas and los angeles. 3 million subscribers were affected by the blackout and you knew this was going to be taken care of before the start of the nfl season. the wall street