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I have a couple of questions here. One, can I get your commitment to work with me to ensure that oil and gas leasing near this iconic site are handled with the utmost consideration for the archaeological value that Chaco holds?
these countries are working together on the IPCC, but they have scientists in their own countries that are reviewing what is said by other scientists.
the United States being at the table as a full member of the United Nations, paying our dues in full and on time, and having the kind of standing that we do enables us to speak with a strong voice
I believe it is also important to highlight the position that this administration has taken to engage the United Nations on many fronts.
U.N. missions were eight times cheaper than U.S. forces acting alone.
Climate change is a global challenge that requires a global solution.
We would like to extend our thanks to Senator Udall, in particular, for his commitment to raising the profile of this issue.
And you would expect that with aggressive action by U.S. companies, that they will get a part of those markets in terms of creating jobs and growing jobs here and probably growing jobs other places in the world.
Is it not in our national interest to decrease foreign pollution, especially pollution that is impacting Americans negatively right now?
It is terrifically important that we try to open up those markets and bring down the barriers and obstacles.
You really, in a way, have a glut on the market. It has driven down the price.
The current peacekeeping budget is around $8.5 billion, and it sounds like a big number and is a big number.
governments weaken the statements that the scientists want to make.
the U.N. needs to be just as accountable as other governments and organizations around the world.
Now, it has been mentioned several times with our previous panel and then with this panel about the total U.N. budget being about $44 billion.
Do you believe there are opportunities for U.S. businesses to engage with developing countries as they work to improve access to renewable energy and improve energy efficiency?