I think that is the--even some of the discussions about copper and mining and a lot of these things, we are having to look at them in a new light, and our forests, NEPA, each of these historical, important sets of rules, we have to examine in the light of climate change and recognize there is an urgency there that we haven't had before.
Hickenlooper emphasizes the need to reassess environmental regulations due to climate change.
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I think that is the--even some of the discussions about copper and mining and a lot of these things, we are having to look at them in a new light, and our forests, NEPA, each of these historical, important sets of rules, we have to examine…
I think one of the things we are recognizing is that there is a lack, a dire lack of counselors around the country
the climate change is something you have got to put in your calculation and that the expenses of air quality at this level are, you know, when you actually begin trying to itemize them, it becomes enormous.
I think that permitting reform piece is going to unlock a lot of opportunity for workers of the future.
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