House Proceeding 05-13-09 on May 13th, 2009 :: 1:06:15 to 1:07:30
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Rob Bishop: sure we really want to be like spain in doing all this stuff. why don't you share a little bit of that with us, congressman? the top of my head so you can help me out when i forget. in spain, they had the government saying, this is the way we'll move forward in the future, this is the energy we'll use. even though the wind power and

1:06:15 to 1:07:30( Edit History Discussion )
Speech By: Rob Bishop

1:06:38 to 1:06:58( Edit History Discussion )

Rob Bishop: solar power is not enough meet the needs in spain so they are having what we call brownouts, what they call blackouts. they are having business move away from spain because they don't have a reliable sorts of energy which is why they're losing two jobs for every one they gain in coming up with the government-picked winners and losers.

1:06:59 to 1:07:20( Edit History Discussion )

Rob Bishop: unfortunately in spain, it's the entire country that becomes the loser. not only d enough energy to meet the needs of the people, enough jobs to meet the needs the people. they have found a negative loss in their energy output and their economic output. it's not them alone. there are other countries that desaied to sign on to the kyoto

1:07:21 to 1:07:31( Edit History Discussion )

Rob Bishop: agreements. they were wise enough to pick a bad base year. so it didn't matter what they did, they'd come under the standards. now they're facing the problem of going to the e.u., asking