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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