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Well, I hope you don't ask your wife for help with our question because we don't allow that.	well i hope you don't ask your wife for. help with our question because we don't allow	Well I hope you don't ask your wife for help with our question because we don't allow	well, i hope you don't ask your wife for help with our question because we don't allow that.
Well, the numbers are slightly in dispute. But one of the numbers that people commonly refer to is that there were about 30,000 visits to King Harbor when it was fully up and running. Now that it has closed after the federal Medicaid agency pulled the hospital's funding, they have to find another place to go on an alre...	well the numbers are slightly in. dispute but one of the numbers that people commonly refer to is that there were about 30,000 visits, to king harbor when it was fully up and running, now that it has closed after. the federal medicaid agency pulled the hospital's funding; they have to find another, place to go on an al...	Well the numbers are slightly in dispute But one of the, numbers that people commonly refer to is that there were about 30,000 visits to King Harbor when. it was fully up and running. Now that it has closed after the federal Medicaid agency pulled the hospital's funding they have to find another place to go on an alrea...	well, the numbers are slightly in dispute. but one of the numbers that people commonly refer to is that there were about 30,000 visits to king harbor when it was fully up and running. now that it has closed after the federal medicaid agency pulled the hospital's funding, they have to find another place to go on an alre...
Now, some hospitals, the Kaiser Permanente, Cedars-Sinai, which is local, seem to be doing much better. What's the difference between how they operate and how some of these other emergency rooms operated or operate?	now some hospitals the kaiser permanente cedars-sinai, which is local seem to be doing much better what's the difference between how they operate and how some of these other emergency rooms operated or	Now some hospitals the, Kaiser Permanente Cedars-Sinai which is local, seem to be. doing much better, What's the difference between how they operate and how some of these other emergency rooms. operated, or	now, some hospitals, the kaiser permanente, cedars-sinai, which is local, seem to be doing much better. what's the difference between how they operate and how some of these other emergency rooms operated or operate?
You know, there's a - the reality of the hospital industry both in California and nationally, is that there is - and has been for a long time, have and have nots in the industry. But some - while some are getting poorer and poorer, others are getting richer and richer and expanding. Cedars-Sinai, as you just raised, is...	you know there's a - the reality of; the; hospital industry both, in california and nationally is that there is; - and has been for a long time have and have nots in the industry but some, - while some are getting poorer and poorer others are getting richer and richer and expanding cedars-sinai as you just. raised is o...	You know there's a. - the reality of the hospital industry both, in California and nationally is, that there is - and has been for a long time have and have. nots in the industry But some, - while some are getting poorer. and poorer. others are getting richer and richer and expanding Cedars-Sinai as you just raised is....	you know, there's a - the reality of the hospital industry both in california and nationally, is that there is - and has been for a long time, have and have nots in the industry. but some - while some are getting poorer and poorer, others are getting richer and richer and expanding. cedars-sinai, as you just raised, is...
At the same time, other hospitals, locally, are finding themselves confronting a number of growing problems: a rising number of uninsured, lower reimbursements for Medicaid patients, and other factors that are squeezing them ever more. And, you know, those on the edge appear to be closer to bankruptcy and closing.	at the, same time other hospitals locally, are finding themselves confronting a number of growing problems: a rising. number of uninsured lower reimbursements for medicaid patients and other; factors that are squeezing them ever more and you know those on the edge appear to be closer to. bankruptcy and	At the same time other hospitals locally are finding themselves confronting a number of growing problems: a rising number of uninsured lower reimbursements for Medicaid patients and other factors that are; squeezing them ever more And you know those, on the edge appear to be closer to bankruptcy and	at the same time, other hospitals, locally, are finding themselves confronting a number of growing problems: a rising number of uninsured, lower reimbursements for medicaid patients, and other factors that are squeezing them ever more. and, you know, those on the edge appear to be closer to bankruptcy and closing.
Now, if you go to the King/Drew Web site, it basically says, okay, our emergency care has closed and, quote, "If you live within 12 miles of the hospital and need emergency care, please go to one of the hospital locations listed below or call 911." But some of those hospitals are on the possible chopping block. What's ...	now if you go to the, king/drew web site. it basically says okay our emergency care has closed and quote "if, you live within 12 miles of the hospital, and need emergency care please go to one of the hospital locations listed below or call 911." but some of those hospitals are on the possible chopping. block what's goi...	Now if you go to the, King/Drew Web site it basically says okay our emergency care has closed and quote "If you live. within 12 miles of the hospital and, need emergency care please go to one of the hospital locations listed below or call 911." But some of those hospitals are on the possible chopping block What's going...	now, if you go to the king/drew web site, it basically says, okay, our emergency care has closed and, quote, "if you live within 12 miles of the hospital and need emergency care, please go to one of the hospital locations listed below or call 911." but some of those hospitals are on the possible chopping block. what's ...
I mean, what's happening is these - exactly what you're saying. You have these 30,000 emergency room visits a year, searching for somewhere to go. And many of the hospitals in that area already were facing their own problems and their own issues. And so they are increasingly turning away patients. From the numbers we f...	i mean what's happening is. these - exactly what you're. saying you have these 30,000 emergency room visits a year searching for somewhere to go and many of the hospitals in that area already. were facing their own problems and their own, issues and so they are increasingly turning away patients from the numbers we fou...	I mean what's happening is these - exactly what you're saying You have these. 30,000 emergency room visits a year searching for somewhere to go And many of the hospitals in that area. already were facing their own problems and their own issues And so they are increasingly turning away patients From the numbers we found...	i mean, what's happening is these - exactly what you're saying. you have these 30,000 emergency room visits a year, searching for somewhere to go. and many of the hospitals in that area already were facing their own problems and their own issues. and so they are increasingly turning away patients. from the numbers we f...
Why don't we expand this out a little bit? I know you've also been looking at the situation nationally. Is there a similar problem in other parts of the country?	why don't, we, expand this out a little bit? i know you've also. been. looking at the situation nationally is there a similar problem in other parts of the	Why don't we expand this out a little bit? I know you've also been looking at the situation nationally, Is there a similar problem in other parts of the,	why don't we expand this out a little bit? i know you've also been looking at the situation nationally. is there a similar problem in other parts of the country?
There are particularly in urban areas. In large cities, we're seeing this story happen over and over - from New York, Chicago, Miami. In some cases - in certain situations, it's worse - those communities that have higher levels of uninsured. California, for instance, has 20 percent uninsured rate. That's about 5 percen...	there are particularly in urban areas in large cities we're seeing this story happen over and over - from new york, chicago, miami in some; cases - in certain, situations it's worse - those communities that; have higher levels of uninsured california for instance, has 20 percent uninsured rate that's about 5 percent hi...	There are, particularly in urban, areas In large cities we're seeing this story. happen over and over - from New, York. Chicago Miami In some. cases - in certain situations it's worse - those communities that have higher levels, of uninsured California for. instance has 20 percent; uninsured rate That's. about 5 percen...	there are particularly in urban areas. in large cities, we're seeing this story happen over and over - from new york, chicago, miami. in some cases - in certain situations, it's worse - those communities that have higher levels of uninsured. california, for instance, has 20 percent uninsured rate. that's about 5 percen...
And so coupled with a number of other factors, Los Angeles and a few of the other cities that I mentioned are facing increasingly difficult situations where you come back to what we just spoke about.	and so coupled with a number of other factors los angeles and a few of the other cities; that i, mentioned are facing increasingly difficult situations where you come back to what we just spoke	And so coupled with a number of other factors Los Angeles and a few of the other cities that I mentioned, are facing increasingly difficult situations where you come back to what we just spoke	and so coupled with a number of other factors, los angeles and a few of the other cities that i mentioned are facing increasingly difficult situations where you come back to what we just spoke about.
You have a growing number of hospitals who are getting wealthier, typically in some of the wealthier areas of those communities. But in more disadvantaged areas where you have higher rates of uninsured or higher rates of those patients on - funded under government programs like Medicaid, they are struggling. And that's...	you have a growing number of hospitals who are getting wealthier typically in some of the wealthier areas of those communities but in more disadvantaged; areas where you have higher rates of uninsured or. higher rates of. those patients on - funded under government programs like. medicaid they. are struggling; and that...	You have a growing number of hospitals who are getting wealthier typically in some of the wealthier areas of those communities But in more, disadvantaged areas where you have higher; rates of uninsured or higher rates of those patients on - funded under government programs like Medicaid they are struggling And that's w...	you have a growing number of hospitals who are getting wealthier, typically in some of the wealthier areas of those communities. but in more disadvantaged areas where you have higher rates of uninsured or higher rates of those patients on - funded under government programs like medicaid, they are struggling. and that's...
Well, Dan, thank you so much.	well dan, thank you so.	Well Dan thank you so	well, dan, thank you so much.
Well thank you, I appreciate it.	well thank you i appreciate	Well thank you I appreciate	well thank you, i appreciate it.
Dan Costello is a reporter for the Los Angeles Times. And he spoke (audio gap) from the studios of (audio gap) in Los Angeles.	dan costello is a reporter for the los angeles times and he spoke. (audio gap) from, the studios of (audio gap) in los	Dan Costello is a reporter for the Los Angeles Times And he spoke, (audio gap) from the studios of (audio gap) in Los	dan costello is a reporter for the los angeles times. and he spoke (audio gap) from the studios of (audio gap) in los angeles.
It's time for our staff song pick of the week. This time we've got NEWS & NOTES intern Kenya Young. It's her last week with us, and she decided to go out in style with "Bonita Applebum" by A Tribe Called Quest.	it's time for our. staff song pick of the week. this time we've got, news & notes intern kenya young it's her last. week with, us and she decided to go out in style with "bonita applebum" by a tribe called	It's time for our staff song pick of, the week This time we've got. NEWS & NOTES intern Kenya Young It's. her last week with us and she decided to go out in style with "Bonita Applebum" by A, Tribe Called,	it's time for our staff song pick of the week. this time we've got news & notes intern kenya young. it's her last week with us, and she decided to go out in style with "bonita applebum" by a tribe called quest.
Who would have thought it would take four years in South Bend, Indiana, at a predominantly white, Irish, Catholic university for me to embrace my blackness.	who would have thought it would take four years in south bend. indiana at a predominantly white irish catholic university. for me to; embrace my	Who would have thought it would take four years in South Bend Indiana at a predominantly white Irish. Catholic university, for me to embrace. my.	who would have thought it would take four years in south bend, indiana, at a predominantly white, irish, catholic university for me to embrace my blackness.
I grew up in Orange County, California. The product of highfaluting private schools where I was often the only brown speckle in the classroom. When I look back, my classmates' words still ring in my ear. You should change your name. It makes it so obvious that you're black or how come all of your dolls are black? We we...	i grew up in. orange; county california the product of highfaluting private schools where i was often the only brown speckle in the classroom when i look back my classmates' words still, ring, in my ear you should change your name, it makes it so obvious that, you're black or. how come all of your dolls are black? we w...	I grew up in Orange County California The, product of, highfaluting private schools where I was often. the, only brown speckle in the classroom When I, look back my classmates' words still ring in my ear You should change your. name It makes, it so obvious, that you're black or how come all, of your dolls are black? We...	i grew up in orange county, california. the product of highfaluting private schools where i was often the only brown speckle in the classroom. when i look back, my classmates' words still ring in my ear. you should change your name. it makes it so obvious that you're black or how come all of your dolls are black? we we...
When you're living and learning with people who just don't know what to make of you and you're not old enough to know what to make of yourself, you begin to accept everyone else's version of you and your culture. So by the time I graduated from high school, I was more open to say hello to a white person on the street t...	when you're living and learning with people; who just don't know what to make of you and you're not old enough to know what to make of yourself you begin to accept everyone else's version of, you and your culture so by the time i. graduated from high school i was more. open to say. hello to a white person on the street...	When, you're living, and learning with people who just don't know; what. to make of you and you're not old enough to know, what to make of yourself you begin to accept, everyone else's version of you and your culture. So by the time I. graduated. from high school I was more open to say hello to a white person. on the s...	when you're living and learning with people who just don't know what to make of you and you're not old enough to know what to make of yourself, you begin to accept everyone else's version of you and your culture. so by the time i graduated from high school, i was more open to say hello to a white person on the street t...
Then I packed up and headed to the University of Norte Dame where, oddly enough, I found myself with the help of my first set of black girlfriends. In just a few weeks, I was learning smooth dance moves in a tiny dorm room with Devon(ph), Shaquida(ph), Romey(ph), and Pam(ph). The song, "Bonita Applebum."	then i packed up and headed to the university of norte dame where oddly enough i found myself with. the help of. my first set of black girlfriends in just, a; few weeks i; was learning smooth, dance moves in a tiny dorm room with, devon(ph), shaquida(ph), romey(ph), and pam(ph). the song "bonita	Then I packed up and headed to the, University of Norte Dame where, oddly enough I found myself, with the help of my. first set of black girlfriends In just a few weeks I was, learning smooth dance moves in a tiny dorm room with Devon(ph), Shaquida(ph), Romey(ph), and Pam(ph). The song, "Bonita	then i packed up and headed to the university of norte dame where, oddly enough, i found myself with the help of my first set of black girlfriends. in just a few weeks, i was learning smooth dance moves in a tiny dorm room with devon(ph), shaquida(ph), romey(ph), and pam(ph). the song, "bonita applebum."
(Soundbite of song "Bonita Applebum")	(soundbite of song "bonita	(Soundbite of song "Bonita	(soundbite of song "bonita applebum")
(Singing) Bonita Applebum, you got to put me on. Bonita Applebum, you got to put me on. Bonita Applebum, I said you got to put me on.	(singing) bonita applebum, you got to. put me. on bonita applebum you got to put. me on; bonita applebum i. said. you got to put. me	(Singing) Bonita Applebum you. got to put me on Bonita Applebum. you got, to put me on Bonita Applebum I said you got to put me,	(singing) bonita applebum, you got to put me on. bonita applebum, you got to put me on. bonita applebum, i said you got to put me on.
We blasted that song all night long and had the perfect routine down by dawn. I remember running back to my own room thinking to myself for the first time, I do like black people, and that finally allowed me to like myself. No matter how much my parents love me for who I was, and how hard they try to expose me to black...	we blasted that song all night long and had, the perfect. routine down by dawn i remember. running back to my own room thinking to myself for the first time i do like black people and. that, finally allowed. me to like myself no matter how much my parents love me for who i was and how hard they try to expose me to blac...	We. blasted that song all night long and had the perfect routine down by dawn I; remember running back, to my own room thinking to myself for the first time I do like black people and that. finally, allowed me to like myself No. matter how much my parents love; me for who I was and, how hard they try to expose me to bl...	we blasted that song all night long and had the perfect routine down by dawn. i remember running back to my own room thinking to myself for the first time, i do like black people, and that finally allowed me to like myself. no matter how much my parents love me for who i was, and how hard they try to expose me to black...
Back then my label was minority, not African-American. Hip-hop wasn't cool and Barack Obama was not running for president. Times have changed. Terms have changed. More importantly, I've changed. Somehow college allowed me to break through the stereotypes I'd accepted about black people. I learned real accounts of my pe...	back then my label was minority not african-american hip-hop wasn't cool. and barack obama; was not running for president times have changed terms have changed more importantly i've changed somehow college allowed me to break through the stereotypes i'd accepted about black. people i learned real accounts of my people'...	Back then my label was minority not African-American Hip-hop. wasn't cool and Barack Obama was not running for president Times have changed Terms have changed More. importantly I've changed Somehow college allowed me to. break through the stereotypes I'd accepted about black people I, learned real accounts, of my peopl...	back then my label was minority, not african-american. hip-hop wasn't cool and barack obama was not running for president. times have changed. terms have changed. more importantly, i've changed. somehow college allowed me to break through the stereotypes i'd accepted about black people. i learned real accounts of my pe...
For diversity, for differences - my son is transgender, and I'm grateful for those who treat her with respect and kindness.	for diversity. for differences - my son is transgender and i'm grateful for. those who treat her with respect and.	For diversity for differences - my, son is transgender and I'm grateful for those who treat her with respect and	for diversity, for differences - my son is transgender, and i'm grateful for those who treat her with respect and kindness.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce in a kind of a preemptive report it issued last week said that once old coal-fired plants are retired to comply with new standards, coal's share of total electricity generation will decrease from 40 percent in 2013 to 14 percent in 2030. Is that right? Is coal on the way to being a small sh...	the u.s chamber of commerce in a kind of a; preemptive report it issued last week said that once old coal-fired plants are retired to comply with new standards; coal's share, of total electricity generation will decrease from 40 percent in 2013 to 14 percent in 2030. is that right? is coal on the, way. to being a small...	The U.S Chamber of Commerce in a kind of a preemptive report it issued last. week, said that once old coal-fired plants are retired to comply with new standards coal's share of total electricity generation will decrease from 40 percent in 2013 to 14 percent in 2030. Is, that. right? Is coal on the way. to being a, smal...	the u.s. chamber of commerce in a kind of a preemptive report it issued last week said that once old coal-fired plants are retired to comply with new standards, coal's share of total electricity generation will decrease from 40 percent in 2013 to 14 percent in 2030. is that right? is coal on the way to being a small sh...
Well, the chamber really didn't have the opportunity to look at our proposal. If they had, they'd see that coal right now represents about 37 percent of the energy mix. At the end of 2030, even with these significant carbon pollution reductions, you're going to see coal remain somewhere at 30 - 31 percent.	well the chamber really didn't have the, opportunity to look at our proposal if they had they'd see that coal right, now represents about 37 percent of the energy mix. at the end of 2030, even with. these significant, carbon pollution reductions you're going to see, coal remain somewhere at	Well, the chamber really didn't, have the. opportunity to look at our proposal If they had they'd see that coal right now represents, about 37 percent of. the energy mix. At the end of 2030, even with. these significant carbon. pollution, reductions you're going to see coal remain somewhere at	well, the chamber really didn't have the opportunity to look at our proposal. if they had, they'd see that coal right now represents about 37 percent of the energy mix. at the end of 2030, even with these significant carbon pollution reductions, you're going to see coal remain somewhere at 30 - 31 percent.
But you don't think that over a 15-year-period that old coal-fired plants would be more likely replaced with natural gas-fired plants than with new coal-fired plants?	but you don't think that over a 15-year-period that old coal-fired plants would be more. likely replaced. with natural gas-fired plants than with new coal-fired	But you; don't think. that over a; 15-year-period that old coal-fired plants would be more likely replaced with. natural gas-fired plants than with new coal-fired	but you don't think that over a 15-year-period that old coal-fired plants would be more likely replaced with natural gas-fired plants than with new coal-fired plants?
Oh, I think that what you see in the future is going to be natural gas plants that are very efficient. And you're going to see some renewables. But a lot of that is because of the market. But that doesn't mean that the share of electricity for coal is going to be significantly diminished.	oh i think that what you see in, the future is going to be natural gas plants that are very. efficient and you're going to. see some renewables but a lot, of that is because of the market but that doesn't mean that the share of electricity for coal is going to be significantly	Oh, I think that what; you see in the future is going to; be natural gas plants that are, very efficient And you're going to see some renewables But a lot of, that is because of the market But that doesn't mean that the share of electricity for coal, is going to be significantly	oh, i think that what you see in the future is going to be natural gas plants that are very efficient. and you're going to see some renewables. but a lot of that is because of the market. but that doesn't mean that the share of electricity for coal is going to be significantly diminished.
What that means is you have a lot of aging coal facilities that aren't competitive now and that won't be invested in. A lot of that will happen just because of market conditions - not necessarily because this rule. But it is an advantage for the coal industry and the utilities to think about where they want to invest.	what that. means, is you have a. lot of aging coal facilities that aren't competitive now and that won't be invested; in a, lot of that will happen just because of market conditions - not necessarily because this. rule but it is an advantage. for the coal industry and the utilities to, think about where they want. to	What that means is; you have a. lot of aging coal facilities that. aren't. competitive now and that won't be invested in A lot of that will happen just; because of market conditions - not necessarily because this rule But it; is an advantage for the coal industry and the utilities to think about. where they want to	what that means is you have a lot of aging coal facilities that aren't competitive now and that won't be invested in. a lot of that will happen just because of market conditions - not necessarily because this rule. but it is an advantage for the coal industry and the utilities to think about where they want to invest.
What do you tell people in West Virginia who say whatever happens elsewhere in the country - for us this is a job killer? We're a coal state.	what do you tell people in west virginia who say whatever happens. elsewhere in the country - for us. this is a job killer? we're a coal	What do you tell people. in West Virginia who say whatever happens elsewhere in the country - for us this is a job killer? We're a coal	what do you tell people in west virginia who say whatever happens elsewhere in the country - for us this is a job killer? we're a coal state.
Well, we're more than happy to sit down with every state. And what we're hoping is that we made this flexible enough that states will find a path forward for themselves. If they need help they can have it. And we also know that we are offering an opportunity for multistate plans to be done. So this is what we're hoping...	well we're more than happy to sit down with every state and what we're hoping is that we made. this flexible enough that states will find a path forward for, themselves if they need help they can have it; and we also know that we are offering an opportunity for multistate. plans to be, done so this is, what we're hopin...	Well we're more, than happy to sit down with every state And what we're hoping, is that we made this flexible enough that states will. find a path forward. for themselves If they need help they, can have it And we also know that we are offering an opportunity for multistate plans to be done, So this is what we're hopin...	well, we're more than happy to sit down with every state. and what we're hoping is that we made this flexible enough that states will find a path forward for themselves. if they need help they can have it. and we also know that we are offering an opportunity for multistate plans to be done. so this is what we're hoping...
Put this in some perspective for us globally. Asian markets now account for about a quarter of U.S. coal exports. If say China continues to build coal-fired plants at its current rate, would they in fact be adding to the atmosphere as much CO2 as the new EPA regulations would remove from the atmosphere?	put this in some perspective for us globally asian. markets now account for about a quarter of u.s coal, exports if say china continues to build. coal-fired plants at its current, rate would they in fact be adding to the atmosphere, as much co2 as the new epa regulations would remove from the	Put this in, some perspective for us globally Asian markets now, account for about a quarter of U.S coal exports If say China continues to build coal-fired plants at its current rate would, they in fact be adding. to. the atmosphere as much CO2 as the new EPA regulations would remove from, the	put this in some perspective for us globally. asian markets now account for about a quarter of u.s. coal exports. if say china continues to build coal-fired plants at its current rate, would they in fact be adding to the atmosphere as much co2 as the new epa regulations would remove from the atmosphere?
Well, I don't know what that calculation would be, Robert. But it's a concern if China continues to build coal facilities just as it's a concern if we don't control the carbon pollution from ours. I think one of the reasons why the president is moving out in his climate action plan is that we can provide some internati...	well, i don't know what that calculation would be. robert but it's a concern if china, continues to. build coal, facilities just as it's a concern if we don't control the carbon pollution, from ours i think one of the reasons why the president is moving out; in. his climate action plan is that we can, provide some inte...	Well, I. don't know. what that calculation would be Robert But it's a concern if China continues to build coal facilities just as it's a concern if we don't. control the; carbon; pollution from ours. I think one of the reasons why the president is moving out in his climate action plan is that we can provide some, inter...	well, i don't know what that calculation would be, robert. but it's a concern if china continues to build coal facilities just as it's a concern if we don't control the carbon pollution from ours. i think one of the reasons why the president is moving out in his climate action plan is that we can provide some internati...
Let's say we fall well short of a global solution for a few years here. What are the local benefits of having emissions controls in the U.S. even if Asia continues to increase emissions?	let's say we fall well short of a global solution for a few years here what are the, local, benefits of having emissions controls in the u.s even if asia continues to, increase	Let's say we fall well short of a global. solution for a few years here What are the local benefits of having emissions controls in the U.S even if Asia continues to increase	let's say we fall well short of a global solution for a few years here. what are the local benefits of having emissions controls in the u.s. even if asia continues to increase emissions?
We're not only getting carbon pollution reductions, we're also getting direct public health benefits. Because with the carbon that's emitted by our power plants, we also are capturing carbon monoxide, SO2, NOx, particulate matter. So when you take a look at the cost-benefit analysis here, we are talking by 2030 of havi...	we're not only getting carbon pollution reductions, we're also getting direct public health benefits because with the, carbon that's. emitted by our power plants we also are capturing carbon monoxide so2, nox particulate matter. so when you, take a look at the. cost-benefit analysis here we are talking by 2030 of, havi...	We're not only getting carbon pollution. reductions we're also getting direct public, health benefits Because with the carbon that's emitted by our power plants we also. are capturing carbon monoxide SO2, NOx particulate matter So when you take a look at the cost-benefit analysis, here we are talking by, 2030 of having...	we're not only getting carbon pollution reductions, we're also getting direct public health benefits. because with the carbon that's emitted by our power plants, we also are capturing carbon monoxide, so2, nox, particulate matter. so when you take a look at the cost-benefit analysis here, we are talking by 2030 of havi...
This is about as wide a gap between the EPA and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce of an economic forecasts as I've ever heard. You're talking about $90 billion in benefits. They're talking about $51 billion a year in lost production because of increased energy costs and lower demand for energy.	this. is about, as. wide a gap between the epa and the u.s chamber of commerce of an economic forecasts as i've ever heard you're talking about $90 billion in benefits they're talking about $51 billion a year in lost production because, of increased energy. costs and lower demand for	This is about as wide a gap between the EPA and the U.S Chamber of Commerce of an economic forecasts as I've ever heard, You're talking about $90 billion in, benefits They're. talking about $51 billion a year; in lost production because of increased energy costs and lower demand for	this is about as wide a gap between the epa and the u.s. chamber of commerce of an economic forecasts as i've ever heard. you're talking about $90 billion in benefits. they're talking about $51 billion a year in lost production because of increased energy costs and lower demand for energy.
Well, they put that study out last week and it was filled with assumptions that simply didn't come true for them. We'll get a lot of comment in on this, but I think that EPA has never produced a rule that's going to be as significant here domestically for our communities and for our kids.	well, they put that study out last week and it was filled with. assumptions that simply didn't come true, for them we'll. get a lot of comment. in on this but i think that epa has never produced a rule, that's going to be as significant here domestically for our communities and for our	Well they put, that study out last, week and it was filled with assumptions that simply didn't come. true for them We'll get a lot of comment in on this but I think that EPA has never produced a rule that's going to be as, significant here domestically for our, communities and. for our	well, they put that study out last week and it was filled with assumptions that simply didn't come true for them. we'll get a lot of comment in on this, but i think that epa has never produced a rule that's going to be as significant here domestically for our communities and for our kids.
Gina McCarthy, thanks a lot for talking with us.	gina mccarthy thanks a lot for talking with	Gina McCarthy thanks, a lot; for talking with	gina mccarthy, thanks a lot for talking with us.
Great to talk to you as well.	great, to talk to you as	Great to talk to you as	great to talk to you as well.