Very good.
Question three.
What is your position on climate change?
Oh, yeah.
Well, well, as someone who uh who very until recently
worked with uh Noah, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration,
I could tell you that climate change is uh not
a hoax.
In fact, I think I try to not use the
word climate change instead I would rather talk about climate
trends.
I think a lot of the media says the word
climate change, and some people maybe have an idea in
their head where a comet's gonna hit the earth and
one day that's gonna be it.
That's not the case.
Climate, these changing climate trends are things that affect us
slowly over time.
It's really more of a slow vice that's really crushing
us.
And it's only hurting our farmers a lot, too.
It's changing our environment ever so slowly.
It's much like how you hear that that meme of
that frog use slowly some hot water and slowly gets
like boiled, right?
It's kind of like that.
So I understand a lot of people don't necessarily believe
that it's a real thing.
It is, but you have to look at the long-term
trends.
Uh again, like case in point, for example, like I
was just talking about the lakes that we have.
You know, the the more and more, the hotter and
hotter it gets, as temperatures increase over time, you're gonna
see more water evaporation.
That's gonna uh affect our our water supply issues.
It's also gonna hurt a lot of our farmers uh
in terms of the types of products that they can
grow in their areas.
So it's it's uh something that we we definitely need
to uh try try to do whatever we can with
uh at the state level.
Um I I believe that what we should do is
when it comes to certain propositions, like proposition seven, for
example, that was an amendment that we just passed, I
think in the uh before the last primary, uh, it
was a proposition that said we had to pour more
money into our power grid and try to fix our
broken power grid.
And at face value that sounds great, but understand the
way that uh proposition was written was specifically it gives
money only mainly to natural gas and oil, basically tinned
up and Ferris Wilkes, and it doesn't help out in
any other energy sector.
So when it comes to climate change, I think we
should at least be open to looking at alternative energy
solutions.
I don't think we should just be focusing only on
one particular sector of oil and gas alone.
I think we should be able to branch out.
Very good.
And you're very good.
Question three.
What is your position on climate change?
Oh, yeah.
Well, well, as someone who uh who very until recently
worked with uh NOAA, the National Oceanic and Atmosphere Administration,
I can tell you that climate change is uh not
a hoax.
In fact, I think I try to not use the
word climate change instead I would rather talk about climate
trends.
I think a lot of the media says the word
climate change, and some people maybe have an idea in
their head where a comet's gonna hit the earth and
one day that's gonna be it.
That's not the case.
Climate, these changing climate trends are things that affect us
slowly over time.
It's really more of a slow vice that's really crushing
us, and it's really hurting our farmers a lot too.
It's changing our environment ever so slowly.
It's much like how you hear that that meme of
that frog use slowly some hot water and slowly gets
like boiled, right?
It's kind of like that.
So I understand a lot of people don't necessarily believe
that it's a real thing.
It is, but you have to look at the long-term
trends.
Uh, again, like case in point, for example, I was
I was just talking about the lakes that we have.
You know, the the more and more, the hotter and
hotter it gets, as temperatures increase over time, you're gonna
see more water evaporation.
That's gonna uh affect our our water supply issues.
It's also gonna hurt a lot of our farmers uh
in terms of the types of products that they can
grow in their areas.
So it's it's uh something that we we definitely need
to uh try try to do whatever we can with
uh at the state level.
Um I believe that what we should do is when
it comes to certain propositions, like proposition seven, for example,
that was an amendment that we just passed, I think,
in the uh before before the last primary.
uh Uh it was a proposition that said we had
to pour more money into our power grid and try
to fix ever open power grid.
And at face value, that sounds great
But understand the way that uh proposition was written was
specifically it gives money only mainly to natural gas and
oil, basically Tim Dunferris folks, and it doesn't help out
in any other energy sector.
So when it comes to climate change, I think we
should at least be open to looking at alternative energy
solutions.
I don't think we should just be focusing only on
one particular sector of uh oil and gas alone.
I think we should be able to branch out.
Very good.
And you're