Environment Is Center Of Occupy Washington DC Fight, Says Organizer
Kevin Zeese, an organizer of Occupy Washington DC at Freedom Plaza, argued Thursday during a protest at the EPA that corporate greed is harming the environment. (0:16)
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Kevin Zeese, an organizer of Occupy Washington DC at Freedom Plaza, argued Thursday during a protest at the EPA that corporate greed is harming the environment. (0:16)
Occupy Washington DC protestors carried crosses and laid three wreaths before the the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) building Thursday to memorialize what they believe is the death of clean air and environmental justice due to corporate greed. One activist described the protest. (0:16)
During an Occupy Washington D.C. protest Thursday at the EPA building, Ann Wright, an activist and retired U.S Army Colonel, said that the Keystone Pipeline project would not lead to millions of jobs like its proponents claim. (0:17)
Rep. Shelly Moore Capito (R-W.Va.) said middle class Americans face having to pay 15-18 percent more on utilities because the EPA has piled regulation upon regulation without considering human and monetary costs. (0:43)
During an energy conference Tuesday, EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson describes the Clean Air Act as a success story when it comes to preventing health threats. (0:21)
During an energy conference Tuesday, EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson said the Clean Air Act should be used to address greenhouse gas emissions and that there is “nothing to fear” from doing so. (0:14)
During an energy conference Tuesday, EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson says environmental regulations should not be blamed for rising gas prices. (0:20)
In a conference call with reporters Tuesday, Department of Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood discusses the partnerships between the DOT, the automobile industry, and the EPA that have facilitated progress in terms of reducing America’s dependence on oil. (0:42)
Sen. John Barrasso (R-Wyo.) discusses the rising price of gasoline and blasts President Obama policies as being ineffective. (0:48)
Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) warns that the Republican assault on EPA is far from over, at a press conference Thursday. (0:26)
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) discusses the benefits of the Clean Air Act, in response to proposed Republican cuts to the EPA in H.R.1. (0:33)
Dr. Chris Field, director of the Department of Global Ecology at the Carnegie Institution of Washington and a professor of biology and environmental earth system science at Stanford University, says climate change has negatively impacted food productions. (0:31)
Ranking member of House Energy and Commerce committee Henry Waxman (D-Calif.) says Upton-Inhofe bill will expose American public to carbon pollution and the impacts of climate change.
During a conference call Thursday, Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.) said that recently proposed rules to regulate mileage and emissions for large vehicles is good for the economy as well as the environment and national security. (0:22)
Talk Radio News Service Bureau Chief Ellen Ratner interviews Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lisa Jackson about a new program designed to improve the health and safety of men and women worldwide who cook. Listen to the full interview, then click here for more information about the clean cookstoves initiative.
Paul Anastas from the Environmental Protection Agency describes the difficult choice to use dispersants in the Gulf of Mexico to break up oil. (0:35)