Congressman Farr, thank you very much. I am going to go back and answer the question about where did the Federal subsidies go in just a moment, but I see our colleague, Representative Jackie Speier, arrived with the next generation that is going to have to live with our decisions that we are making right now with regard to climate change and the extraordinary consumption of carbon-based fuels.
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