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Thank you.
Thank you very much.
And no is the promise of innovation
greater than Americans make energy
American oil production
is the highest ever in eight years.
We have natural gas supplies
who can survive in America almost 100 years
This country needs everything, all the above strategies
who develops every available American energy source
[applause]
[instrumental music]
... in my belief that country
who leads the way in clean energy
diesel, wind, biodiesel
geothermal, uh...
... the country will win the race
in the 21st century global economy.
End our dependence on fossil fuels may represent the most difficult challenges
we have been confronted
I believe that if we are serious about meeting
challenges our energy
we need to operate on all cylinders
We, it turns out
is Saudi Arabia natural gas
We have a lot.
[music continues]
The time has arrived once and for all
so that this nation can fully embrace
The future of clean energy.
For the sake of our security
our economy and our planet
we must have the courage and commitment to change.
My administration will consider potential areas
for development in mid and south Atlantic
and the Gulf of Mexico.
I direct Ministry of Home Affairs
to make annual rental sales
in Alaska National Oil Reserves.
We have record numbers from oil rigs operating now.
More oil and gas rigs are working
of the rest of the world combination.
So don't tell me that we are not drilling
We are drilling this entire country
[cheering]
[music continues]
Climate change is a fact
and when we are children
see our eyes and ask
if we do everything we can to let them be safer
a more stable world with new energy sources
I want us to be able to say, "Yes, that's how it is."
[applause]
God bless you, and God bless United States.
[cheering]
(Mark) This is a difficult job to be President of the United States.
In many ways this is an impossible job
trying to save so much different factions are happy.
While at the same time maintain security
and the future of the country and the world.
[instrumental music]
Some things have happened are easier to change
all this time Presidential term of office
rather than trying to blend our energy needs
and future climate.
The idea that America can be independent energy
of course not on someone's horizon in 2008.
As a result, the President has struggled
with its energy vision.
We must survive
all the strategies above
who develops every available
American energy source
When President Obama took office
he can't estimate
the extent of the changes he will see
on the front of energy.
He proposed more deep water drilling
and then BP oil rig exploded in the Gulf of Mexico.
He suggested that nuclear might be part of the future.
Then the factory in Fukushima
flooded, leaked, and closed.
He approves drilling in the North Arctic
but proved too risky.
At the beginning of the requirements he fought for
potential of clean coal
But finally he succeeded
to turn off the entire coal industry.
During this same year, alternative energy choices
like sun and wind has grown dramatically.
Solar panels abound on the roof and in large arrays.
Wind mills mixed with corn desert fields and landscapes.
More work is being made in the renewable industry
than in other energy sector
But on President Obama's watch
"fracking" becomes household word
and 80,000 new oil and gas wells
drilled in country.
All that cheap oil and gas forged from shale
has filled us with false promises.
Either that old style pump brush
towering natural gas drilling rig
or relative the small footprint of the tank
permanently placed in the well pad.
Currently, more than 17 million Americans live within a mile
at least one oil or gas properly.
While shale gas and oil are spinning
has been tapped in more than 30 states
infrastructure to support distribution of all of that
break down oil and gas lying all over the country
includes a compressor station, pipelines, and trains
transport unrefined crude oil coast to coast
Even states without fossil fuel resources
forced to deal with the additional impact of fracking
often becomes an unwanted repository
for toxic byproducts.
Harvest for ingredients like silica sand...
... or have clean water thrown away
of the hydrological cycle forever.
Even though the United States has a long relationship
with the gas and oil industry, will return for more than a century
new extreme energy today extraction of gold rush
might prove the most profound president
and perhaps the most damaging environmental heritage
He came to the office... 2008...
Things that look peachy.
Someone in his staff
a few corpses on his staff
advisor, his energy advisor
said science adviser
"Wow, are you lucky?
"You come to the office at the right time
" Because the ind indians industry already know
"How do I get a lot of gas? and oil comes out of flakes.
" Never think we can do it, But now we know we can do it
"and we have a lot.
" One hundred years of natural gas.
"You are the luckiest president to ever come to the office
because you see what we give you."
He tries to have it two directions.
You know, help the oil and gas industry
eh, lower energy prices by producing more oil and gas.
But on the other hand, eh
regulates the coal industry to reduce emissions.
It's not that simple.
Solution for our energy disruption
available today.
But what is needed is a plan.
A vision... a brave leader.
Last year, the world gathered in Paris
to determine the future of new energy
and agree to a plan
to reduce climate damage emissions
nation after country
Urgency is given to the meeting
with general knowledge
this could be our last moment to act
to save a lot from we hold the most valuable
and forward a planet worthy of our children
[applause]
What is done in Paris
at the end of 2015, was a good start
but what now?
This is tar-balls...
As this president is formed
its environmental heritage
and as the next president preparing to take
where did he leave...
.. we want to introduce you
for some of them 17 million people
in all countries who have paid the price
for boom extreme energy extraction.
This is their story hopefully
inform and accelerate our next movement
towards clean energy revolution
Pennsylvania claims the very first commercial oil well
in the US, will return more than a hundred years.
Recently, was zero zero
in a fracking fight
Complaints and evidence of health contaminated water and air
appears here immediately after the explosion starts.
Negative fracking causes a lot of residents
to reconsider the long held mental pro-drilling
who ever ruled at Keystone State.
I don't see anything... problems with drilling
I mean, in my opinion, I think
maybe when they start drilling
a few years ago, they didn't do it well
and wells are not thrown in a good way
and chemicals which drops the well
may be unhealthy, and...
I mean, I'm sure that there are some...
... there are some more problems, years and years ago but...
... but today, drilling today and how they do it
I think they do it very responsible
[instrumental music]
When the first hydraulic fracture operator
they don't take the billboard to announce a new process.
Confidentiality is one of the main industrial tools.
Secrecy is understandable.
Fracking involves blasting
millions of gallons fresh water
mixed with poison pulp chemicals and sand
to destroy shale
and extract gas stuck inside.
Every phrase like a bomb
one or two miles below the surface.
The process gives the operator
new, more invasive efficiency level
let them drill horizontally as far as miles
in all directions from one wellhead.
Even though fracking already exists for 60 years
this new high-tech process
high volume hydraulic fracture
not like type drilling was done before.
This is like comparing the Wright Brothers plane
to F-15.
medium-sized company based in Texas and Oklahoma
with names like Cabot, Chesapeake, and Noble
becomes a state the fastest growing entrepreneur
The result...
... approaching 10,000 new gases wells drilled in all states
in just a few years.
It sneaks in our direction.
Uh, and, uh, we don't really pay attention
This happened... in the last ten years, uh...
... very, very fast.
And it takes a long time for residents
who should live with that fracking
to catch up with that
Pennsylvania is a perfect example of...
They are really floating.
[unclear chat]
(Matt) Bradford and Susquehanna County
have - the two best air quality
in the state of Pennsylvania before this starts
Now, Bradford County and Susquehanna County
has got the two worst air quality
as a whole Pennsylvania state
We are rural agricultural areas
we don't have heavy industry here.
We don't have any large factory.
There... Only in the countryside.
They are around us actually.
We have several of them
two or three mile radius of us
about nine or ten of them, I thought.
A year later we moved here...
... uh, one day suddenly our water turns gray
and our neighbor's water turns gray
and our wells are filled with methane
and... it turns black and...
... our well is actually erupting like a geyser
Because there are So much methane in it.
And our level goes from 38.9 milligrams per liter
the... saturation point water is 25 or 28--
Twenty-eight.
Twenty-eight milligrams per liter, so anything beyond that
water can't hold it anymore and escape.
So, our second test, our level has risen to 58.9. I see...
- No, 58.4. - 58.4?
Fortunately you are good with all the numbers causing...
Everything is here.
We have not had water for six years
We live from buffalo, as they call it
We - we go every week for our own water
Take care of yourself.
Even though we don't that damages the water
we are people take care of him
Pennsylvania feels is our responsibility now Not Cabot anymore.
I mean, this place is spoiled now
So they can continue to carry water the rest of their lives?
The government can have it again.
They want it so God is very bad.
to destroy bedrock to get oil or gas from it.
it was picked up a lot
occurs naturally toxic chemicals
trapped in flakes.
And this can be heavy metal
this can radioactive substances
and this can be other hydrocarbons
things like benzene which we know for certain
is a, is, uh, is carcinogen
who have safely stuck in shale
one mile or more under our feet
now excavated and brought to the surface.
and chemicals, and others...
Well, boy, here it is.
"You know, three values of uranium in my water. Ray) We are idiots, we are liars, we are just trying to get money
get out of the industry and nothing else...
All I want is my water.
18,000 gas wells size, each of them
for horizontal drilling, is so large, five acre pads.
And all interconnections pipelines and roads
and, uh, truck trips, you talk about
more than a few thousand truck trips per well
We don't have 18,000 from anything here
[laughs] You know, we don't have it 18,000 entrance
(Rebecca) This is rural America, this country
and because of the sparse population
we are marginalized sub-population
and our lives are not valued as much, um
people who live in crowded areas, like cities
We use, my life uses.
And it's true it's hard to fight
Um, because you can't go back and change...
... to change the rules, rule frack...
You need a legislator, and for this county
basically the deal is complete
Natural gas I have been very optimistic about the future
Natural gas has less CO2
compared to coal or oil and less costs too.
Using natural gas to support it more renewable energy
Makes sense for the climate.
With the gas industry in the region
sky is the limit
(male announcer) 'Pennsylvania natural gas'
'ready to fuel our future, today and tomorrow.'
Sounds very good and especially with natural gas
Because, uh, everyone wants
to do something, uh, climate change
People try to find out how they will get
quite a lot of carbon out of the atmosphere
make, make United States work
and to keep the economy going.
And the idea is burning natural gas
produces CO2 emissions that are lower than coal combustion
The idea of this bridge that we must continue
use natural gas as fossil fuel that should be clean
to bring us to green a renewable future
is a ridiculous analogy.
As a civil engineer, Believe me, I know the bridge.
Usually, bridges are built from where you are
to the place where you want to get, so you don't fall into it
places you don't want
So a place that you don't want, using fossil fuels.
So the understanding is that you build it a bridge from fossil fuels
to overcome its use
fossil fuels
Excuse me, it's an analogy only incompetent
So, if we suddenly have abundance of natural gas
where we can switch from burning coal to burning natural gas
So you can get, uh, work
You can have, uh, more natural gas production
and you can paint yourself as an environmental expert
all at the same time.
How good can it be?
(Mark) How good is that?
For four months from the end of 2015
broken three-inch gas pipe located 8500 feet below the ground
in a leaking suburb of Los Angeles
spewing an invisible into the methane eye cloud
into the air.
Special thanks infrared images calibrated
to show exhaust emissions
we can see how bad it is.
Before finally being installed
leakage is generated in five billion
cubic feet of methane
is being released to the atmosphere.
equivalent of annual emissions
from all of California a combined oil refinery.
Pound for pound methane
for a period of 20 years
eighty to one hundred times is stronger
rather than carbon dioxide as a contributor
with a chemical blanket
in the atmosphere
helps heat the planet.
[dramatic music]
Leaks at Porter Ranch gather international press
because of its magnitude.
But maybe the most strong impact
reminds us how much methane
leaked all over the country every day
from each gas and oil field
delivery trucks and trains
pipe, compressor station
and municipality.
[music continues]
It must be clear, You can't drill gas
without releasing methane.
[music continues]
According to the best available analysis...
Available in peer-reviewed public literature ..
The use of natural gas as a substitute for coal
for electricity generation
only has positive benefits
for climate change, If the leakage rate is lacking
of about 2.7 percent.
But we now know that the level of national leakage
much higher than 2.7 percent
which means, the dirtiest fossil fuel
now, that is accused of being the dirtiest
that Obama administration
literally is trying to get out of the table
with the proposal clean power plant.
Coal... better than natural gas
Natural gas is the dirtiest ..
... from climate change point of view.
That's the science say right now
[instrumental music]
Maybe no one is familiar
with downsides extraction of fossil fuels
than residents from West Virginia.
Coal is king here.
Recovered under 43 the state of '55 states.
With new coal production the limit is enforced
by the Obama administration in business
to reduce carbon dioxide pump into the atmosphere
West Virginia the perfect place for fun.
A comfortable relationship between the fossil fuel industry
and state politicians extend further back
than memory every West Virginia at this time
like a vicious cycle big company profits
in a destroyed environment rotates by the workforce
really needs work.
Lee Raymond first quoted the former CEO
from, uh, ExxonMobil.
He said that the president came and went
Exxon is, basically like, like a country.
[engine spins]
(Jonathan) I like these mountains.
One of the most beautiful places in the country and I already have world and back
and, uh, West Virginia is a beautiful place
But this... the equivalent pump station
where my grandfather works
three times first size.
This belongs to EQT now, I believe.
And that's bigger...
... and it's very noisy.
And that sound might not be lost
And not much You can do it
because...
... I'm just the owner of the land
There are many things they do In this situation it makes me angry.
Uh, Appalachia's rape nothing new
If they only show people a little more respect ..
... maybe it can, we might be able to
swallow it much easier.
It's hard to think of the scenario
where has a drilling rig in your backyard
for a good neighbor.
But it's been a long time came true
for many West Virginia people.
Are you ready? Ready?
(Amy) Most people who live here choose to be here
and choose to be poor because this is quality
the life they want.
They want a small river in the backyard
they want the page for their children to play in
they want wood, They want a small community.
You don't have to have money to have such things.
But you must have money apparently to protect them.
Uh, like, I woke up this morning and looked out my window and sit down and cry for five minutes
Because I know this will come.
I tried, I tried talking to a lawyer
You will have to pay a lawyer
I just, I...
You - You can't do anything.
You just feel your hand is bound
and you can't do anything.
I mean, when they say we shouldn't be angry
but I don't understand because
if you lose your quality of life
and you're afraid that your water is contaminated
and you are afraid to grow vegetables in your garden
and you have passed everything to eliminate
everything that can be bad for your children
and then... that, that...
E-everything is left behind There are still many big problems.
Water, air, soil, school
restore your children and so on to school.
No, i-in five years it went from almost heaven
lay down hell That is what he has.
That's what it is. That is what it is.
That's what happens.
(Mark) Instead of a fair wage
stable work and high quality of life
West Virginian instead has watched
industrialization their rural country
Like other state economies depends on the process
excavate what nature has been buried in the ground
West Virginians including unhealthy ones
and the poorest in this country
Second only to Mississippi
for the lowest per capita income.
This is your classic resource extraction
third world backward country model
is being done in America.
The company enters and says, oh, the sign on the dashed line
everything will be fine Explosion! You have done.
Your land belongs to them, they can come
they take over, they toxify where you are
and then, they cancel your royalty payments
because they decide for your tax on the pipe
to transport your gas
You can't trust these people.
They try to perpetuate
a system that is not helps the planet
it doesn't help our environment.
This causes us... a very large number
problems in terms of public health
and also have big hands
in taking democracy away from America.
We are not living in a democracy at this time
and the oil and gas industry has a lot to do with that
(male # 1) "We came from Saginaw, Michigan. '
One day I drove on the road
and tried to find a job and my grandfather called me
and said, eh , "Why don't you just go home?
North Dakota, I have seen advertisements on TV. "
[unclear singing]
So I call all boys and say," Hey, let's go
to North Dakota, let's do oil
They make $ 20-30 get started. "
[singing continues]
Get here... one night.
Fall at Wal-Mart parking lot.
Um, and only from there, just put out a job
and we were hired three days later.
Incredible here.
(Mark) The energy industry is always
always be a boom business and bust
For a few short years, fracking explosion
change North Dakota to the go-to
status for industrial work.
Truck drivers, construction, the rig works.
and economics overdrive.
(Sierra) What attracted me here was my husband.
We have trouble looking for work and work
in Las Vegas where we came from.
Like, within a week he found a job.
"I started my company called Black Gold Tees. '
There are shirts for all jobs here
pipes, roughnecks, roustabouts, riggers, whatever oil
because there are so many of us here
and I have sold so much this is because of that
"We've got everything."
This is amazing how many people are here
Because you don't see it all the time
but you see all the housing
You see all construction
always happens here
(Mark) Jobs in demand
in 2009, rental costs
one bedroom apartment in Williston, North Dakota
higher than in New York City
or San Francisco.
Behind the flow of fossil fuels
and promise financial freedom
workers with big dreams
and family behind
poured into North Dakota from each state
and from all over the world
all hope for cash in.
You will be different, different nationality here
You will get, like, people from Sudan
Ethiopia, Sierra Leone
Ghana, Kenya.
You get a lot of Africans here.
I come to Williston, North Dakota is looking for work.
To be able keep my children
Because it is increasingly difficult to get a job.
And... my goal is to work enough and save money and return to Liberia
and start, uh, my business.
Hoping for possible, like, two three months from now
I can start going to the oil field
And I've given mine the application there is done...
That's where the money is.
You can work other jobs around here
You will not make according to what
You will enter the oil field for two weeks.
[speaking in a foreign language]
I believe one of them, eh
number one reason for people
migrate from A-Africa and to come to the United States
or any part of the world to the United States
is for a better life
These are for American dreams as they call it
[unclear chat]
As we all know in life...
... everything has advantages and disadvantages.
But I'm just leaving the last Sunday ..
As much of this oil, fuel
helps a lot of life
it has several weaknesses.
[intense music]
(male # 2) This is another brutal day
for American financial markets.
The Dow is getting hit
as oil price continues to fall lower.
(female # 1) 'Crude oil is now under $ 30 per barrel. '
"Shipping prices are decreasing shock waves around the world .. '
(Mark) Currently many new wells have been drilled in throughout the US
oil and gas production far exceeds demand.
The result is oil prices has fallen to new lows
and oil field operators at Williston
turn off the rig, dismiss workers
even declared bankruptcy.
Again the boomtown is bankrupt.
I think many people in Williston
Can see the writing on the wall and they know that, you know
they will be able to make a little more money
for the next few months, but after that
you know, is basically the whole.
Well, we see what we often see
and it's overproduction.
And then what we see is the fall in prices.
People whose lives depend continuously work inside, uh, oil and gas industry
will have to find another job
And people who benefits...
Hotel owners and restaurant owners
and truck drivers and - and labor day
and construction crew.
All that indirectly
benefited from this boom.
[air blow]
[whirring]
(Mark) Above slowdown in production
industry simultaneously
face other threats and immediate problems
the health of the workers.
This oil field job passes quickly.
Often the highest paid position
imported from outside the country
while only the cheapest labor is sourced locally.
Even worse, this is a worker at the bottom of the line
who is most at risk of injury.
Being around all chemicals
violent explosion and heavy machinery
has taken the toll.
[whirring]
[instrumental music]
I will say that every worker we have talked about already ..
It's started being very gung ho
They really... go into it
and they love this industry.
They love what they do.
And then with time things begin to change.
They start seeing injured people
So, over time
at least some people we have interviewed
has changed my mind
and-and leave this industry because of that.
Some of them have gone with serious illness.
Others have left before they fall ill
[engine revving]
(Jason) I am a CDO driver.
I have worked in the industry
for six to seven years.
I've done anything and everything
You might be able to think about it
when I have to drive a truck
for industry.
Production water is water
it's left after frack
and whenever the gas appears
come out of the well
the water brings with that
So, once the tank reaches a certain point
We came out with a vacuum truck.
Link our hose and pull the water out.
If you transport gasoline
If you transport acid
You transport anything via the road
DOT makes you have hazmat endorsement of your license
You must know what you brought
You must understand what happened
if you have an accident.
Or what happens if you experience a leak.
As far as oil fields
they only consider it as water.
I mean, that doesn't matter. Are you alright.
I-no problem If you spill it on the ground.
It doesn't matter whether it blows out of the top of the tank.
You know, they take this water
and push it down another hole
elsewhere.
If you do a spill
or if you have
accident or something else
You call your boss, operator
and tell what happened
and they get out of there
and they clean it.
So we don't need to pay
one of the fines or regulations.
If you leave the location after making a spill
and someone else found it
That's when you get fired.
It's easier just to take a tractor out there for
rather cover it up
You know, we make money very well.
And you don't want to complain.
You don't want to say it
that something is wrong
or something happens
One way that they get a bonus
is to have certain tunnel lengths
or have a drilling operation
uh, progress without injury
So, they will get a bonus if that happens
So you can imagine a little pressure
not reporting injuries
and-and we've heard it from the workers they are ..
They are encouraged to keep going
even though they have been injured
(Jason) I really think the-the educational
part of the industry is really lacking.
Because if I already knew
Most of these items are when I first start
Maybe I will wear an mask or rubber gloves
or, you know, be more careful
with the items that I drag around.
[instrumental music]
(Sal) I used to work for Slumber J Fracking Wells.
I started, uh... worked in the store.
The previous day they did friction work
they determine they don't have enough people
So, they took me out of the store
Uh, where I'm helping mechanics and welders.
[whirring]
They really make me responsible place chemicals
into the tanker
So, you have seven to ten chemicals
who entered the machine and only four
can enter with a hose.
We have to use a bucket, five gallons of buckets
to transport these chemicals
up ten feet in the air
and we have to do it Skip them above our heads.
and the people who are above
often drops the chemical.
Unfortunately they dropped them on me.
[birds chirping]
And the company sends nurses
uh, with me for every doctor visit
and, uh, they will never be
allow them to do there is blood working for me
And-and when they finally do it
That is five six months later.
I really drive The way when the doctor calls me.
And he asked where I was and
how fast can I go to the hospital.
This kind of shook me and I said, "What's wrong?"
And he said, "Okay, Does cancer run in your family?"
I said, "That's not what I realized. What's wrong?"
He said, "You need to come to the hospital today."
If my white blood count sped up to almost 20,000
which is twice the normal range for a year and they are...
And they tell me I will lose my teeth.
I am pulling my own.
I pulled it two weeks ago.
That's my teeth, man.
'Okay, I can't lose all my teeth in a year. '
They stop paying for everything.
So of course, it's not their fault Because the chemical is safe
Ask them. They will tell you.
[beeping]
(Randy) From the first day, they never told you about security measures.
There is no security meeting.
There is no respirator.
And I ran empty truck
Baby bottles... water trucks.
And clean
what are they spraying this mattress.
Because it is...
What they set well caps
So, in two days
I stand on the item
from anywhere 28 to 30-several hours.
'Here are all the pictures'
'from the last two years.'
They are all on fire.
It's like it's wearing...
Someone makes you burn
nothing can drive you out
That's one day where
You contemplate whether to stay on this planet
or just leave it
Because you are very sick.
"You realize all of that showin 'outside'
'What damage is it doing inside.
Then the last two years
are twenty
Twenty times what is life threatening? to go to ER
I see from above 52 different doctors.
Uh, none of them will tell you what it is.
[instrumental music]
Although some science still hasn't been answered
ethical questions that appear later are
what you do in the face of scientific uncertainty
In the field of public health
um, we want good data, but
but we too...
This, according to definition an advocacy science.
We-we protect people first and most importantly ..
This - according to my way of thinking we now have
enough evidence on the danger of fracking
um, and quite annoying
to press the pause button.
The most important thing is
to put-keep people out of danger
while wheel making scientific evidence
continue to grind.
[instrumental music]
(Mark) Not only workers are sick.
drilling neighbors quote the same complaint over and over.
Headaches, nausea, severe asthma
and breathing problems.
Stay in the gas patch...
... whether as a worker or neighbor drilling rig
puts you directly in danger.
But amazing, in many communities
drilling is permitted next to school
church, even hospital.
Can we?
Cassie, we enter Firestone Colorado.
' where I lived for two years. '
There are 75 wells active wells, oil and gas wells around my house.
[music continues]
Weld County is center fracking
This is the epicenter
oil and gas development in the state of Colorado.
And when I understand it
This is a hydraulic center broken in the United States.
Weld County only has around 260,000 people.
And we have more than 21,000 active oil and gas wells
So come out to about one oil and gas well
per four houses.
'Here we approach'
'um, playground'
'that this kindergarten school uses'.
"And there are an active well pad here. '
' This well is about 300 meters from '
' children's playground.
Most people who I talked to in this area thinking that
this tank holds water, even though they are actually holding
toxic industrial waste water.
Tons of hydrocarbon vapor
is being released now
and enter the environment.
and children who are playing on
the playground there
subject for this heavy industry
and all of them toxic emissions
which is being released.
This is unusual in Colorado.
Colorado, we are approximately 52,000 active oils
and gas wells
And the country knows approximately
four thousand from this oil well and active gas
really close to home
general playground, hospital, daycares...
Putting health: / i> and people's welfare
in danger.
Things like this should never happen
in residential areas
There is no moral awareness that
this industry puts this
very close to our children
i-in our environment.
In Colorado we already have
The fracked ban passes
at the referendum level
in many cities including
Boulder, Colorado Springs, um
Broomfield, Longmont.
People
Know what this means for them
and they forbid it and it moved forward at that level.
Again, in Colorado
Governor Hickenlooper is suing
these cities
to pass them own democratic referendum
Saying that they cannot maintain it the oil and gas industry comes out.
Oh, we now have to change us attentively
to defeat this voting action
uh, and I know that industry
uh, the business community
uh, the majority of elected officials
uh, both Republicans and Democrats
in the whole Colorado state
uh, united in opposition
This is outrageous.
I mean, this is a Democratic governor not the governor of Texas.
Governor critical point state
in the Obama election in 2012.
Um, the Democratic Party...
... whether, uh, unfortunately
rally with the gas industry.
There are many places.
fight, against citizens.
In many cases against people who chose them
What's more
American basic rights
rather than feeling safe in your own home?
And people, are ready to fight for it.
Like, people fight for their homes
And for-for ordinary Americans
their house is their biggest asset.
And the value of the house crosses the country
is being destroyed with fracking events
[instrumental music]
(Nanner) We moved to Colorado, because
it's a beautiful situation.
And the state is very healthy
a very healthy place to live in.
At least that's what we thought
until the last few years
when fracking quite a lot starts
take over our lives
Because we've lived here fracking has grown
exponentially.
And our health problems grow with it
We have neighbors well water that cannot be drunk.
Uh, but it looks like nobody wants Associate this fracking well
with all these conditions.
I am a broker of merchandise, I have become a realtor of immovable goods in this area for 23 years.
I have sold, uh...
I can't even start to tell you how many homes.
They all say where, where is fracking?
Can you show a fracking map?
And when I show them fracking map
uh, there is something close to
pretty much every, all rural property.
No one wants to move to the county again.
(Mark) Many in the US claim we live in
society that is too regulated.
When it comes environmental laws
we have a lot of good stuff
But too often they are ignored
or circumvented.
When I investigate a-potential public health problems
Say, a plastic factory has detonated
near my hometown, That is a true story.
The first position I will go is, um
poison release supplies to see
What kind of emission is this, um
uh, the facility is out.
Um, I too look, you know
accident reports and, And so on.
Um, it's not available for whom we are
um, do research on
health impact from fracking because
uh, federal exceptions for various important provisions
our environmental law.
Making science half operate with one
The hand is tied behind his back.
This is not how we are
do something.
(Pickens) We are now more fragile today
from national security point of view
than us since World War II.
Our dangerous rods for 700 billion are incredible
dollar dependence on foreign oil every year.
(Mark) The oil and gas industry in the US
and their politicians support the campaign dollars
has formed a law intends to set it up.
Starting with an exception from the
section first federal environmental law
including Clean Water and Air Acts adopted in 1970.
Among the many pauses the Bush administration
will grant their friends in the oil and gas business
is playing with the rules
in Effects and Exchange Commissions
which allows industry without supervision
go to the bank to finance
with excessive estimates
how much gas and oil is underground.
Because of changes in the governing language
company is able to exaggerate
their proven backup up to 400%
taking very large debt
and fool politicians and public with false promises
shale gas revolution.
Every day passes
evidence has caught my attention
I have no doubt, is not at all
that we are in the middle of from global warming
Or like I prefer to call it Spring.
[audience laughs]
(Mark) The one called Halliburton Loophole
named for Dick Cheney
who manages a giant oil company
who developed fracking technology before he became
Vice President is a prime example.
Only a few sentences slip to more than 1500 pages
2005 energy policy actions
allow hydraulic fractures operators openly
violates the requirements
Safe Drinking Water Act
and also free the same company from disclosure
what chemicals they inject into the ground.
That simple verse sneak in with a little fanfare
is a twisted legalese
which allows fracking to start and boom
These flawed laws that President Obama
inherited when he took office.
This is an tragedy from the Obama administration EPA has the authority and its mandate
To overcome this problem, to protect people
from the oil industry and very many people
support clean air and clean water and use of laws such as the Clean Air Act
to protect people and reduce greenhouse and other pollution.
Hey, girl.
(Rod) I have been told by, uh
my congressman, Jared Polis.
He came out and... Do you know what he said to me?
"Time to sell."
Is this the 15 million Americans must do
If they don't like this, sell and move?
Sell our American dreams? Stop in our house?
Give us the value of our property? Get rid of our fresh air?
Stop our America life way.
That's what he told me.
(Matt) Not one of us country representative
or local officials or are coming here to-to see what is happening here. No one
Even when the EPA steps in, we think they will come
fill in the knight like in white horse and save the day.
And when they issue that order, we are like
finally we will get sort of relief.
But then, EPA settled with a gas company.
These are our elected officials, They turn their backs on them
to us... that's what I blame first...
... because they allow it
(Thomas) There are all types of lawyers we tried
to contact, they are just, they say, uh
You know we are sorry, there is nothing we can do
because you are in a state of oil and gas.
"But we write these letters and send them to, for everyone '
" We can, that's what we think will be in some kind of'
from the position of authority for-to help us
(Kelly) This is very annoying, and is very scary
because we were chosen these people to protect
what happened in our city
And if not, When they are open, you know
choose side from drilling company
then it only shows you
that... you are not important
(Craig) Politics? No, this is not about politics.
It's about people.
It's about people and if, uh, if that, if they want to make
This becomes political, they need to leave the office and go to
work for oil and the gas industry.
But the person who represents us must see this
And unfortunately, not one local district state
or selected federal officials represent us here
in Pennsylvania ever to visit one of these people.
(Mark) In some cases during President Obama
administration, EPA the investigation has been verified
groundwater claims contamination
caused by fracking, is most prominent
in Pennsylvania, Wyoming, and Texas.
The agency has stopped or stopped
each of these investigations and has refused to answer
problems that continue.
I think industry is afraid of science.
And, uh, I think so science on the table
looks worse and even worse for them.
You know, they can hide for a long time behind a claim
That, uh, there is no evidence of fracking that ever happened
contamination of drinking water
Well, they can't anymore the flag wave
Um, this is very clear now we have confirmed the case
drinking water contamination
in at least four states.
[thunderous thunder]
(male # 3) The third strongest earthquake in Oklahoma
record history thicken the north
state this weekend.
5.1 SR earthquake centered near Fairview
feels in the seven states as a whole.
(female # 2) Land continues to vibrate in Oklahoma, and even better
this year already 140 earthquakes, 3.0 or greater
an average of two and half per day.
Before 2008, the average was about one and a half years.
(Mark) National explosion fracking produces
in various problems nothing can be predicted.
One of them is what must be done with people billions of toxic gallons
wastewater is pumped back out of the ground.
Some people go to layered pits and landfills, some are illegal
discharged directly to soil or waterway.
Today, most are injected again in
to the ground in separate wells
Maybe, the most unusual and unexpected side effects
of all these high pressures injection is an earthquake.
Oklahoma is the epicenter of the earthquake, billions of gallons
waste water is pumped to more than 4000 wells.
Since the fracking explosion began, the community from Ohio to Texas
threatened by tremors never felt before.
The first is very big that we have, uh, my husband
falling asleep, I'm watching TV.
I just turned off the TV and The bed shook and hit the wall.
The picture moves, The windows are rattling.
My husband woke up and thought
maybe he just dream and I told him
no, it's not a dream.
And it seems like that is getting worse every day
now we have an earthquake and I won't do it
Surprised if we sit here and have one today
You know, during this conversation
(Dirk) Overall this study finally became a report
by Earthquake Research Institute in Memphis, Tennessee
and our local USG representative
"These are all earthquakes, all these points, all small '
' yellow ones are production wells'
'but all these circles, green, yellow, red, that is'
'magnitude from an earthquake.
"I live here, around the middle of all 1400 '
' between two injection wells which causes 80% of them.
They are proud of the fact
In other states, I have friends in Pennsylvania
in New York, in Ohio and where they are
Now, workers from here have been taken up there
and they brag about how they perfect
fracking and wastewater and recycling in Arkansas.
"We are guinea pigs."
(Mark) But earthquake felt by politicians
is that even though industry offers
and prediction, there turns out to be much less
gas and oil in shale from the original estimate.
For the past seven years, something like 80,000 wells has been drilled and loaded, in, uh, fast oil
and play shale gas.
We know because we did research
Because we want to see what the promise is?
that is being made for... uh, f-for this resource
uh, original or if this is very much.
is, that's mostly hype.
We have supplies natural gas...
... under our feet
who can survive... America
almost a hundred years.
Almost a hundred years. Now when I say...
(Mark) What happened to that idea
sold to us by the gas and oil industry
and supported by politicians in all countries.
including President Obama, that we have a hundred years
natural gas that will give power to the future?
Well, it turns out that the prognosticator is not active
around 80 or 90 years.
It turns out that most of the this new well
waste 60 to 70% their wealth
in the first three years.
The result is shale gas fields
across the US imagine being very slow
has been tapped
Their sweet spot is played.
Latest data on production...
... across the country...
... uh, shows that there are already a slight decrease
in the amount of oil produced from shale.
Uh, and certain leveling, certainly evenly
of the amount of gas produced from shale.
Marcellus continues to increase, a little Utica
and Ohio continue to increase.
All other majors shale gas debris decreases.
The fact is fossil fuels, is a limited source of energy.
There are only so many coal, oil and natural gas on the ground and we extract using the principle of low hanging fruit.
So already, we've done it get all the best stuff
So if we want more oil, it will happen
polar oil, arctic oil, eh
oil in water, uh, tar sand
oil from Canada and all that is expensive to produce
and high, high environmental risk
[instrumental music]
(Don) I think there are many misconceptions about cowboys.
People I know and respected
always love the land
That's their number... love.
You can always get a cowboy to stand in an oil company
When it affects grass, When the water is gone
when you can't graze animals, when you lose
your wild animal
There are no cowboys which I know doesn't respect
it's above everything.
There is nothing new about modern cowboys.
All cowboys... like grass.
Fracking is gray, I'm glad people are concerned
but I'm afraid of that A sexy issue that makes people
to ignore the hard, The work is not spectacular, there is no flame
get out of a creek, there are no tap lights
burning, only a few people
draw a few lines on the ground
and say, we will practice here
and that's what you have to stop.
When this field starts
there is one well every 640 hectares.
That's the distance.
Now, to 25 wells
in the same 640 hectares.
Oil and gas have created monopoly here
and deleted farms in this area.
There are no more churches, there are no more schools here.
No family lives here, uh, for 13 miles.
Drill, baby, drill When do you stop
When that, anytime parking space?
Then, what is your plan just to continue
until there is no more
wild land until there is no more land that is not disturbed?
Until it's only a, a large North Sea platform
all across the western United States?
Most... problems, I think
caused by mineral development
and in the interface Federal Government
with landowners
because the plantation was split.
Meaning, that we have a surface
but... The Federal Government has minerals.
And the surface is subordinate to minerals.
So when they want to enter
and access minerals, they do it right above you
And basically you have nothing can be said about that
(Mark) Industry operates same in Texas
country with reputation for independence
and rude individualism.
However, even here, gas and oil
never hesitate to take what he wants, if desired.
One result from the recent explosion
community in country has been divided.
Often complaining about neighbors against neighbors
A small percentage of people in the gas patch paid for
and pay dearly for rent their land for drilling.
But everyone only accepts the bottom side of the boom.
Industrialization, pollution
property devaluation and poor health.
(Art) Now, I tell how this happened.
My wife and I go to Middleton someday
and we go home that night and suddenly
I see there a bet out there
Large tall wood sand, with lots
orange ribbon on it.
When I saw that I immediately knew what it was
'because they already drillin' away around us. '
A few days later, this person appeared
say, "We will drill wells there.
You have no choice."
And I didn't do it because I can't fight the oil company
and I can't fight the US government.
The government says they can do that
so they take mine
they take my land, they drill an oil well on it
and I don't understand anything from that
They say here some money for damage.
Okay, so... I get money for damage.
Oil companies get tax deductions for what they give me
and then I have to pay 20 percent of income received in advance
on what they gave me to take mine Become a mineral owner get lots of money
And oil companies make lots of money
And all contractors involved in
get this thing drilled and in operation
and every makes lots of money
And what do I get compared?
I have the axis.
(Kyev) Think about it, from this point of view
You do your whole life
You now have a little a small piece of cake
You get a house.
and natural gas companies enter.
You are lacking in number for your property now.
Value has dropped.
And what big businesses see as valuable
what is it under yours
So they take what is most valuable to them
increase your taxes and fees to take your property.
And then leave you save the bag.
And that's what became American dreams.
But one of the main things gas is what it is
share 'our community
Someone makes money off from this gas...
... while others gettin ' hurt from this gas
So for that who makes money
it's their restaurant ".
But for that who is sick?
... it has become a curse in our community
(Art) 'Across the neighborhood, across the school'
'across the church'
"they just entered against our opposition.
" They just, they just put them anywhere.
"Not what is the best interest from the environment '
' or the students... '
'... but what's best? interest... industry. '
So people will ask , "Is it in our best interest?
to have it drillin ' in our community? "
And we all who have seen the impact
Thus, say, "Absolutely not."
This is an advantage over people.
And anytime, the advantage of shifting people
then it's not the best our environmental interests
[instrumental music]
(Mark) Not just individuals who is fighting
with rights and errors extraction of fossil fuels
Sometimes, the whole city can be reluctantly at risk
thanks to the conflict zoning laws.
Like here in Abita Springs
in the normally known situation because it is very friendly
for the oil and gas industry.
Greg Lemons has a long career traveling the world
as a salesman before settled in Abita Springs
where his family lives for six generations.
A Republican He is mayor for only one term.
And taken on the oil and gas industry
by the way is very foreign to most Louisians.
And I heard it a newspaper article
that says that there will be a, um
fracking wells that will put here, on the door.
This is the first time I heard it.
And I, you know, are not told by anyone
government agencies or something.
I am charged with health and the welfare of our society.
And, and whatever that endangers it
I-I must know about that.
Initially, I thought it was as Republican
and I think, it will be a windfall
for the city of Abita Springs.
So I went far and I took the blanket
and see it and come to find out
that, that, the economic benefits
pretty good smoke and mirror.
You know, they talk about one well
but there is already 60,000 hectares rented
for oil and gas production.
Business is not out and leasing the property
unless they plan to do ' lots of drilling
and lots of production.
Parish has zoning laws through their Home Rule Charter
which is constitutionally protected
say that they have the right to control
what happened in the area
Bad law on books from the State of Louisiana said
DNR, Department of Natural Resources
in the case of oil and gas the right to make that decision.
I mean it's really crazy propositions when you think
about the arguments they make
Then they say, under the law
we can really go wherever we want
You know, fill in the blanks, choose your favorite
beautiful place, quiet, next to your house
Next to you... anywhere
Nothing... don't know, nothing is sacred.
They can go wherever they want according to their argument
If the zoning law in the parish means anything '
guess what? City Abita zoning law means nothing '.
So, that's true is scary for people.
I remember sitting down at a general meeting they have in Abita Springs early on
and just look around the room and listen to people
only surprised not to believe
this can occur in America
People say, "How did that happen?"
Well, we have land rent in Louisiana We have mineral leases.
You might have that property on it
but you may not have mineral resources
and if someone has property next to you
with the fracking method, they can go for miles
under your property, and nothing ' You can do it.
I - I think that's a big part of motivation
get involved and get involved fast
What is that, basically they are told
"You don't have a voice in this matter, doesn't care where it's going."
[instrumental music]
(Mark) When we think of California, first image
that appears in our heads is an ocean
beach, mountain
organic farming
live green
beautiful people
Hollywood.
Often ignored is the role of the California star
as the third largest producer gas and oil in the US
Under circumstances, was tortured by a record drought
and still American bread basket, resulting in more than
fifty percent of that country fruit and vegetables
clean water is almost like valuable commodities as oil.
Almost.
By overlapping drought
and explosion at the new extreme energy extraction process
training in California 300 new wells a month.
One of the most dangerous oil and water meetings
are some of very toxic
waste water due to fracking
being used for irrigating California plants.
(Scott) One thing that people need to remember
all waterways are connected
whether it is underground, above ground, aquifer, river
one way or another, all connected to water.
When I see this
I-I realize there is no test.
(Mark) In 2015, Scott made an independent water test
the oil company says has been filtered from the toxin
before being given to farmers, is often free.
(Scott) We tested the entire ten miles channel system.
Return results and we begin to see
solvents, chemicals that are of concern
that matches oil
it's out from the ground in Kern County.
I was shocked.
When I come here, I end up in the middle
from almond fields with the smell of oil deteriorating
than that when I was on the ground at BP.
Ministry of Water, who took drinking water
who has oil and other contamination
then use it
for irrigating
"It's the same as in Venice, Louisiana '
' when I go with fishermen in the Gulf of Mexico. '
That is the same thing. This is exactly the same thing.
You should not have oil
You should not be turbulent chemicals in water.
is that simple.
(Tom) Both of my grandfathers farm on both sides of me.
I live here, and one two-mile grandfather
like that and the others three miles this way.
Both my parents grew up here And I grew up here.
So, farming, of course, is in my blood like that.
The fact that oil has moved to this area is new.
Never see an oil well in this area when I was young
not in an intensive farming place is happening.
They are separate. So we are beautiful many can ignore each other.
Now, there is a conflict between
oil companies and farmers.
Yes, we have a good system here
water comes from the mountains
and very good land, beautiful land.
If our groundwater is contaminated
it puts a real dent how much agriculture we can do.
which is full of water alone
and guarantee that chemicals in your irrigation water
do not now enter those plants?
This is unknown because nothing has ever been taken
approach to caution and say
"This water is dangerous chemicals in it.
So you should not irrigate with it until we know more. "
Nobody even thinks about
they pollute the food that humans eat.
(Mark) It's not just clean water who suffers from all this
extreme energy extraction in California.
utilizing acid, vapor and hydraulic fractures
has happened in the heart of the city of Los Angeles.
Mostly, in the working class environment.
Tankers are filled with tens of thousands of gallons
acids and other chemicals pull behind this wall.
Only three feet from the place people sleep, play
During the process, toxic chemicals including carcinogens
You just walk around, You will be hit soon
Or sometimes there is a mask, you know.
It was also found that they had a masking agent.
That will happen somehow smells like
Yes, it will be like that artificial smell Yes.
Because I'm... well, why is that? smells like that
In our family there are many nausea, there are, you know...
and I'll be, um, really nauseous all the time
And that's not... fair.
(Rose) I must say that we have done many things to lead
um, in reducing emissions
um, reduce greenhouse gases emissions in... California.
I think we have set a big example for many countries.
And at the same time we are the third largest
oil producing country in the country.
And while there seems to be this focus on
You know, replace the light bulb and
drive an electric car and put the sun in your house
all that is a very great thing
we continue for pumping dry California
every last drop of oil we can collect.
Until your address half of the equation
You really can't lead the climate and I think that's what happened
uh, most disappointing Governor Brown's tenure is here.
(Mark) Governor of California, Jerry Brown
is in its fourth term.
He never hesitated to remind us his reputable reputation
as a green politician
Return to the first requirement in the 1970s
when he was nicknamed Moonbeam Brown.
And our planet, the Earth spacecraft
we will all go through the universe together
'get out of the same well'
the same ozone layer and we must protect it.
(Rose) He really, um, understand
the impact of climate change
and see himself as climate leader
However, at the same time, uh, you can't lead the climate
and let your country dry from every last drop of oil.
(Mark) For all the green businesses to reduce emissions
promote renewable energy, paint himself as climate champion
Governor Brown's Reluctance to slow down expansion
gas and oil in the state
has proven a very big gamble.
Reducing all statuses climate footprint
is an inch game.
A serious accident can occur returns the year of progress
proven by disaster good failure
and leaked at Porter Ranch.
During leakage, more of 7000 suburban residents
run away from the community or move.
Many suffer from litany of two known diseases.
Bloody nose, vomiting, headache
and respiratory problems.
Unfortunately, no one works class environment
in downtown Los Angeles, suffer and complain
for years with the same disease because of chemicals
in their air, ever offered to be relocated.
[singing] Fracking tires now!
Tire fracking now!
[cheering]
in this beautiful country building
in the rite of our democracy.
And we asked for it a hydro-fracking moratorium.
"Our thinking about this has developed '
and we are here to ask us the governor to evolve with us
and use science, and use what has been taught to us
by victims , and what has been taught to us
'by the medical community'
and evolve to prohibit fracking now.
[singing] Fracking tires now!
Tire fracking now! Fracking tires now!
This is true a grassroots campaign
What starts around people The kitchen table grows into
the largest social movement in the history of the state of New York.
(Mark) New York State sits above the biggest
reserves of shale gas in the US
But it happens to the unexpected << i patchwork working coalition
citizen group doesn't want to
to see most of the agriculture
industrialized countries
Governor Andrew Cuomo was caught in the middle.
Driven hard by both parties.
Especially the well funded oil and gas lobby.
Fighting is carried out for several years
while the grassroots revolution holds it.
I am very happy, very happy today
to join so big a crowd of New Yorkers
who came out today because we don't want
fracking in New York.
And on the day when all eyes in the state switch to Albany
and turn to Governor Cuomo and his state
we are here to remind him that we will not receive fracking
and the movement to ban fracking will never stop
We will not stop until Governor Cuomo
protect our health and our environment
by keeping fracking out of the country
Movement to ban fracking and embrace renewable energy
is one of the fastest movements that are developing in this country.
And the whole nation is watching What happened here in New York.
So why are all these people here? Because we love New York!
We love our community.
"We love our farms and our forests. '
And we don't want to be destroyed by fracking
and greedy industries.
[crowd cheering]
[unclear singing]
I can remember it well organizing the first demonstration
uh, outside our country building
to ban fracking when we have several hundred people.
You can actually see the number increases
of a few hundred
to a thousand, to three thousand and-and so on.
So, of course from the time we just continued
to see more people learn about fracking
more and more people oppose fracking
(Cuomo) Eh, the last edition is fracking.
Uh, I've been asked fracking around 14,600 times.
I am not a scientist.
Uh, I'm not an environmental expert I am not a health expert.
So, let's bring emotions down
and let's ask the quality ones
Sir, what do they think.
Will I live in a community? with HVHF
based on the facts that I have now?
Will I leave my child?
playing on school grounds close?
Or my family drinks water from the tap
or grow their vegetables on the ground
after seeing in most reports
as you see behind
and what else do I have in my office?
My answer is no.
♪ This land is your land ♪
♪ This land is my land ♪
♪ From California ♪
♪ To New York Island ♪
♪ From the Redwood Forest ♪
♪ To Gulf Stream Waters ♪
♪ This land is made free of fractions ♪♪
New York is free of garbage!
[cheering]
Today is a great day for New Yorkers
and people throughout this country
because today, New York has a ban on fracking.
[cheering]
I woke up this morning proud of being a New Yorker.
A country where we speak and the government listens.
They listen to science
'and they take decisions based on facts.
So, thank you, Governor Cuomo, for being a leader like that.
My child is eight years old
when I decided to take all the from my skill set as a scientist
and throw it into this fight
um, he now goes to high school
And every time I come to Albany
and go home, he will do it ask me the same question
"Ma'am, have you banned fracking?"
"So yesterday I heard this announcement '
' I call my child at school '
and I said, "Elijah, ask me that question
You always ask when I come home from Albany Just ask me
Then he asks me and I say," Yes, we did it.
We do it today. "
Speaking privately, proud have worked with everyone here
We are here in 2009 with Mark Ruffalo
and Pete Seeger which is really
kind of kickoff from the campaign
and that instills passion from the grassroots part
of this entire campaign and all these coalitions.
And without that energy, grit, determination, and guts
we will not be here today at all.
"This is an important victory."
"Don't forget that."
And we beat it very rich
extraordinary strong enemy
"They are right now, the same enemy '
' they will try to fight us'
'when we move forward on renewable energy.'
They are trying to kill the wind in Washington
They are trying to kill the sun in Washington.
But you know something?
We beat them at that time, we beat them yesterday
we will beat them tomorrow too
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(Mark) Even though it's not easy to happen
New York is currently the only one bearing gas shale
with a ban on fracking.
Looking back on the decade from now
battle fights here might remember
as the first major victory in the clean energy revolution.
We all need and use energy.
And the choice for fossil fuels develops rapidly.
Including wind, sun, geo-thermal and hydro.
Iowa for example, yields 27 percent
the energy is from the wind.
California electric car fleet
powered by energy from the sun.
City from Texas to New York has died the grid
often because it makes economic feelings
and also be good for the environment.
More work is being made in the renewable energy industry
rather than oil and gas extraction.
and the cost will drop results from.
There will be nature transition and elimination
use of coal, oil, and gas
We think in your opinion that we can have transitions
up to one hundred percent can be updated energy for all purposes
in 2050
Renewables is ready since the 1990s.
I am working on renewable energy programs in the 1990s
and we call the place like the Midwest
Saudi Arabia wind power
There are still many basic research
Basic physics.
Quantum mechanics occur in the sun.
Physics is on our side.
(Sandra) It's really time to produce the economy
it's equivalent to iPhone for our energy system
rather than continuing to rely on in old coal, oil and gas
which is like rotate phone.
I think there is nothing sacred.
Everything will change.
What is the process?
where we get from, uh
an economy that is 85%
depend on fossil fuels
for an economy that is 85% depends on the sun and wind?
Look, now actually takes coal, oil and natural gas
to build solar panels and wind turbines.
If we have research and development
then during the course a decade or two decades
we can build industrial capacity
to produce renewable energy without fossil fuels.
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Fossil fuels has become the basis of
for all our ways of life.
And you don't make overall energy transition
without time and thought and investment.
We never have it a big change in technology
in this country without some government participation.
Are you talking about the railroad tracks
nuclear power, electrification
internet
all of these things happen massive government spending.
And the only way you can make it happen
is to work under
from upper level to lower level
People must be involved
and people must be invested
It's almost like a test for us as American citizens.
(Mark) How do we pass this test?
And there is still time?
Humans frankly greedy species.
Willpower to hold back consumption
and without wisdom to recognize
that we only have one link in the global ecosystem
we might fail our toughest test
to survive
On September 21, 2014
up to 400,000 people take to the streets in New York City
to demand that our nation overcome climate change
and lead with renewable code energy solutions.
What do they take from the fracking ban
in the state of New York
is when people set
they can win.
I am in that march climate change.
And it opened my eyes, mind and heart
to see the extraordinary come out pouring human energy.
The purpose of the march attracts global attention
for the need to switch from fossil fuel-based economics
to one that utilizes renewable energy sources.
President Obama, you have finished a lot during your time
in the office to influence the future of our energy.
I know you understand that if we want to preserve
planetary climate for future generations
the only way is to hold fossil fuels on the ground.
You have tried to rain on carbon dioxide emissions
from coal plants and standing climate deniers.
At the same time, under you watching, extracting fossil fuels
has grown increasingly extreme.
The company is drilling deeper.
Accidents are more common.
Hazard constants.
Common land area and deep sea
is being drilled at all the highest times
To try and put out of business
You are siding with natural gas.
But the shale gas explosion is many say it will be a bridge
to the future of new energy it doesn't exist
more than deadlock.
By trying to please everyone I'm afraid of all of you
energy policy above has left millions
Americans are in danger.
If we want to keep moving towards a future free of fossil fuels
then the real change must come from us
and from our leader
We must join together to shift the power
and change our energy system.
Time is now to empower our country
with energy from the sun, wind and water
Time for clean energy revolution now.
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