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and it's a philosophy of rights and in particular of natural rights. what was a natural right? the framers disagree about many things, but they agreed that all men, men and women, have certain unalienable, inherent, and fundamental rights. these rights in us by virtue of the fact we're human. they come from god or nature, not from government, and the framers believed that these rights could be discerned by the mind of men, by reason. and they talked often about the same kind of rights as being natural and unalienable. the right to worship god according to the dictates of conscious. the rights of enjoying life and liberty, and pursuing and obtaining happiness and safety and in particular, in some ways most importantly of all, they talked about the unalienable right of individuals to alter and abolish government wherever it becomes destructive of these ends. there was a theory of the nature the framers absorbed from philosophers like john locke and thomas jefferson read these philosophers as did george mason, the author of the virginia declaration of rights. jefferson when he wro

when you look natural-gas revolution. the futures natural gas, a true wonder fuel. is made in america, it is cheap and clean burning. why wouldn't you want -- we should use as much as we can. the most clean burning source of electrical power we can have, natural gas production has gone up in the united states. you see what happened to the amount of emissions. they have gone down. natural gas, very interesting, the groups like the sierra club used to be pro natural gas to recognize the incredible benefits of natural gas, very much in favor of natural gas until the fracking revolution. they were not against fracking per se. it was the mass production of natural gas so the price of natural gas fell dramatically and we had a super abundance of natural gas and they were against it. i think it is because they are against industrialization. want to smoke out the economy and pay penance. this shows we are energy-efficient economy. the left talks about making america more energy efficient, it is natural progress, we have produced more goods and services with less energy. we

as you look at the rims and the cliff formation around me you see this natural break. this was a funnel. these rims run all the way to billings and quite a distance to the east. here we have a natural break where these herds of buffalo, elk and other animals would have been able to funnel down to the river, cross, and feed in this area. thus, when we talk back about the native americans and their use of the site, the idea they had this large platform to stand upon and use both for cultural ceremonies but also for hunting is immense, if you think about the number of animals that would have been in this area on a regular basis. as we think about that we think about the changes because for us the buffalo herds are not really here anymore. there are still some elk seen. the big horn sheep that were seen by clark on the cliffs are no longer here. we still have a few mountain lions hanging out in the area and, of course, coyotes wander around every once in a while. but the landmarks are still here. from those landmarks start a story. that story is of the west. pompey's pille

the saving of natural resources was conservation pure and simple. one important phase of the development of these resources was more than that. it was the making of a nationwide system of recreational areas, small or more numerous state parks closer to the people, more easily accessible for their use, supplementing the magnificent national parks. conservation work in all its many phases is being done in these state park areas from one end of the country to the other. better facilities for forest fire fighting are being provided through the building of truck trails, fire lanes and observation towers and the stringing of communication lines. speed is imperative in forest fires roads to reach the scene of action. dead trees and tangled dry undergrowth are being cleared from the forest where necessary to prevent the starting of fires. an aggressive war is being waged on the insects which slowly but surely are destroying natural beauty in our wide open spaces. tent caterpillars are a menace to our forest plans. and beautiful meadows and fields are consta

science looking at natural gas, and natural gas is mostly methane. 95% methane. it turns out that methane is a more potent greenhouse gas, the first 20 years after it's emitted, and of course the next 10 to 15 years surely by the next 20 years, we need to have a new energy system. so, natural gas is actually -- when you look at the threat to the global climate -- this is not me speaking. this is scientist at cornell good elsewhere -- actually a bigger threat to the climate in the first 20 years after it is emitted sin it's 100 times more potent than carbon is in the first 20 years. so we need to get off of natural gas. it's a bridge to nowhere, and a -- it's a bigger threat to our global climate, and you know what upsets me so much is the idea we would be billing another 40 years of this infrastructure. the banks are literally investing and learning billions of dollars to build all of this infrastructure that will last for decades. that's why we know it's not a bridge fuel. this is just an excuse and a way to try to buy people into it, and you know, we need to st

in fact natural natural gas is a really, really traded before the 1990s. today we now have 20 giant utilities that operate in this country and provide more than 50% of power. they use all of the above strategy and they are ar encouraging fracking and a party to it. changed in do the thing that changed in the energy policy act of 2005, did not, did not have the name quite right before. it gave the federal energy regulatory commission that was created under the carter administration new and big powers. it it put it in charge of the environment, putting it in charge of our most important environmental law in terms of building new things. that is the national environmental policy act that requires that environmental impact assessment study be done to look at the environmental impact. . . to look at the environmental impacts. so this agency that has almost never seen an oil and gas or electricity project that it does not love now is in charge of doing the environmental assessment. it also gave it the power of eminent domain, superseding what states and localiti

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on nature. what do people think about nature, how do they treat nature? how does nature respond in turn and affect us? it's always a back and forth. one of my favorite historical topics. when i was in graduate school, i got interested particularly in the environmental movement. who became an environmentalist, why did they become an environmentalist, what happens when other parts of their life intersect with their environmentalism, and particularly, i got fascinated by people who became environmentalists that you would never expect. you can kind of see where this is going. one of the things i love about historical study is when historical actors go off script. when they do things that you do not expect. that you would never expect. i like the fact that people are complicated. that's a truism, i realize, but it is a truism for a reason. i think sometimes we lose sight of that. people are complicated. and i wanted to explore that. so my two interests came together in my book, and they come together

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how do you balance your response to history as well as the natural places. >> well both the natural places and the cultural sites have a story to be told. we tell story through place. we have great partners like the smithsonian. but we actually have the physical asset where history was made. in a national location like yellow stone or yosemite, you can tell the story of animal life or climate change. but in a place like gettysburg you can tell not only the physical activity of the civil war but the meaning behind it, such as the release and freedom of over 4 million africans that became african-american citizens. >> what would you say has been the most important change in the park service in the last 50 years? >> well i think that on one part we haven't changed that much. we still have our strong mission orientation, public service to the american people, and that has been a strong continuity. but i think broadening the story, trying to fill in the gaps in the american experience, it's not one narrative, it's multiple narratives. and i think using strong scholarship, working with his stori

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natural resources. natural resources. she has also held significant roles in the reagan administration as deputy assistant to the president for presidential personnel and later as special assistant to the president director of cabinet affairs. she also served as senior specialist to attorney general edwin meese and in particular today's program as deputy undersecretary of the of the department of the interior as was the assistant secretary for fish, wildlife and parks. please join me in welcoming my colleague peggy norton dunlop. [applause] mac >> thank you so much john and it's a pleasure to see all of you here today. this is an exciting day. it saw as exciting when good friend and great people turn out for great books and we have got one today that we are going to be introducing to you. it's my pleasure to introduce both of our co-authors for today and i'm going to introduce them both and then asked them to come to the podium and make their remarks and we will have plenty of time for questions. our fi

if you look at the natural gas revolution as we look to the future to me the future as natural gas. it's a true wonder fuel. it's made in america, is cheap, it's abundant and is cleanburning. why would we want to use it we should use as much of it as we can is by far the most clean source of electric power we can have. . . they are just against industrialization. they do want to slow down the economy in the pay some kind of premise. this just shows we are an incredibly energy efficient economy. the left keeps talking about making the left more efficient and we are. this is just natural progress. we produce more work because of services with less energy. we don't need the government to tell us that our mandate. it's the course of history. this is one of the charges that the left is making that the methane missions are out of control. methane emissions have fallen even as we have used more natural gas. this is another important point. i think most americans don't really understand this but my goodness, barack obama doesn't understand this. if you listen to what he was saying through h

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they were rewritten and away to actually incentivize natural gas and smaller natural gas plants and more recently in 2005, we have seen other rules change to incentivize fracking and natural gas. under the bush administration in 2005 the energy bill was passed it has three benefits for the oil and gas industry. one most most of you are familiar with, the hell burton loophole which exempted the from the state's drinking act and the other two are less well-known. one is the repeal of the bill i talked about, the republican utility holding company act of 1935. that was repealed and its repeal means utilities could get is because they wanted, they could engage in any kind of activity including the trading and the speculation on the stock market that was for bidden before. in fact natural gas wasn't even really traded before the 1990s. today we now have 20 giant utilities that operate in this country and provide more than 50% of power, they use the all of the above strategy and they are encouraging fracking and really a party to it. the other thing that changed in the energy policy act of 200

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on nature. what do people think about nature, how do they treat nature? how does nature respond in turn and effect us? it's sort of a back and forth. one of my favorite historical topics. when i was in graduate school, i got interested particularly in the environmental movement. who became an environmentalist, why did they become an environmentalist, what happens when other parts of their life intersect with their environmentalism, and particularly, i got fascinated by people who became environmentalists that you would never expect. you can kind of see where this is going. one of the things i love about historical study is when historical actors go off script. when they do things that you do not expect. that you would never expect. i like the fact that people are complicated. that's a truism, i realize, but it is a truism for a reason. i think sometimes we lose sight of that. people are complicated. and i wanted to explore that. so my two interests came together in my book, and they come togethe

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we let nature do what nature does. and now we're the 11th most visited national park. there's a huge story here. a story of can i say redemption? a story where if we allow nature to do what it does best, if we give it the chance to do what it does best and not interfere, or help it, then the land can recover with environmental legislation and laws and with things that we have in place, now we have a river that is coming back to life. the environment has recovered. yes, it was degraded because of man, but it was also helped by man. and it has allowed us with that help, it has recovered. to create this great green area we have now. >> 100 years ago this august 25th, president woodrow wilson signed legislation creating the national park service. american history tv is featuring natural and historic sites throughout the country visited by our c-span cities tour staff. this is american history tv, only on c-span3. >> i think most people just like i was when i first saw it. when you see it from a distance, you think, oh, that's kind of interesting, kind of cool. then the clo

as you look at the rims and the cliff formation, you see this natural break. this was a funnel. these ran all the way to billings and quite a distance to the east. here we have a natural break where the herds of buffalo, elk, and other animals would have been able to funnel down to the river, cross, and feed in this area. when we talk back about the native americans and their use of the site, they had this large platform to stand upon and use both for cultural ceremonies and also for hunting is immense. you think about the number of animals that would have been in this area on a regular basis. as we think about this and think about the changes because for us, the buffalo herds are not really here anymore, there are still some elk seen. the big horns, sheep that were seen by clark on the cliffs are no longer here. we still have a few mountain lions hanging out in the area, and of course, coyotes wander around every once in a while. but the landmarks are still here. and from those landmarks start a story. and that story is of the west. so pompeys pillar is one of those rare places

so mexicans have always been allowed to naturalize. at least in the reported cases, they have been allowed to naturalize. >> engineers were privileged. did we need engineers, or was somebody in the house of representatives in need -- we need engineers, i think. prof. chin: yes, yes. well, at one point, there was a special bill to allow to give special immigration preferences to sheepherders. oddly enough, senator mccarron of nevada was a sheep farmer, but i am sure that was a total coincidence. [laughter] chin: but the 1962 law was, you know, i think, response demands in the economy, and we wanted people to immigrate that were going to make economic contributions the country. >> again, one of the marks of a great paper is that i have to cut off -- [applause] >> cut off the questioning and answering. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: this weekend, the life and legacy o

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what do people think about nature? how do they treat nature? how does nature respond in turn and affect us. it's sort of back and forth. one of my favorite historical topics. when i was in graduate school, i got interested in the environmental movement, who became an environmentist? why? what happens when other parts of their lives intersecond with their environmentalism and particularly i got fascinated by people who became environmentalists that you would never expect, and you could kind of see where this is going. one of the things i loved about my study is when historical actors go off script, when they do things you would never expect. i like the fact that people are complicated. that is a truism i realize, but it is a truism for a reason. people are complicated, and i wanted to explore that. my true interests came together in my book and they come together in this talk today. i want toex ploer the complicated world of arizona senator and environmentalist barry goldwater who accepted the republican nomination for president 50 years ago tod

they're heading out to natural lagoons, the paiche's preferred habitat. in the dry season, it's an arduous journey. the trip leads along a shallow tributary of the rio ucayali in peru -- one of the amazon's headstreams. >> i was 11 the first time i a river, and i thought it was the sea. the sheer expanse of these surroundings makes you realize the scale of nature. being here makes me feel like a part of something bigger than myself, that's a feeling i only have when i'm here. >> here in the heart of the imiria conservation area, there's a meeting of representatives from regional authorities, the local fishing industry, scientists and environmentalists from the german society for cooperation, or the "giz" they're developing strategies together with the indigenous fisherman to save the paiche from extinction without a complete ban on fishing. mutual trust is key. >> this is an important issue for locals, because they traditionally live from paiche fishing. but so far it's all been very unofficial, they haven't had permits. our goal is to make paiche fishing

resources of natural with conservation, pure and simple. one important phase of this was more than that, the making of a nationwide system of recreational areas, smaller more numerous state parks closer to the men and war veterans people, mark festival r their use. work in all its many phases is being done in the state park areas from one end of the country to the other. better facilities for forest firefighting are being provided. speed is imperative in fighting forest fires. the trees and dry undergrowth are being cleared where it is necessary to prevent the start of the fires. an aggressive war is being waged on the insects which slowly but surely are destroying natural beauty in the wide-open spaces. tens caterpillars are a menace to the forest plants. fields are being constantly stripped of the .egetation the value of modern tree surgery in saving our forests is being liberally attested. importants another conservation measure. savings, literally in the millions, are being set out to replace trees that are ruthlessly destroyed. more sp

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rain forest and natural ecosystems in the amazon is working against progress. it's really important that we make it clear that everybody benefits from a preserved ecosystem. >> reporter: a future without the amazon is simply unthinkable. >> we really haven't come close to describing everything there is. this is the michael biodiversity. >> reporter: or lebron james these days? >> right. >> reporter: mario has been upriver for a long time. for him, no man-made wonder can compete with the natural wonders that are part >>> right now on news 3 li ve at 6:00, tied up, stabbed and left inside a burning house. a deadly arson investigation uncovers cross-country drug trafficking and this hour. the mystery surrounding a man's body found inside a burning home. >>> what started in june gets finished tonight. a look at the final hours for the last riviera tower before it gets imploded and hauled away in dump trucks. >>> a home set on fire to cover up murders. that's what detectives say about thank you for joining us. i'm marie mortera. >> i'm jim snyder. >> tonight, news 3

the natural features of the state parks vary with the regions in which they're located. in each section there is a different recreational appeal. it follows then that a park's development plan generally conforms to the features and requirements of the surrounding country in order that the park may best serve the peculiar recreational needs of the people in its particular locality. in texas, where nature takes on a rough magnificence, many of the required park structures are built of stone. here is the land of the cliff dwellers, and architects designed park buildings to re-create a prehistoric atmosphere. this recognition and further development of the architecture typical of the history and natural characteristics of the country's several sections is important in emergency conservation work. building trails, cutting fire lanes and protecting and improving timber and land make the conservation work program essentially one requiring well directed masked manpower. but on the construction projects, skilled labor is necessary. carpenters, brick layers, plumbers and electrici

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we have a supply of natural gas that can be produced at a low cost. the question is, can it be produced in a way that is safe to the water, to the air? my impression talking with a number of experts is it can be done safely. where there have been issues , they have been isolated, and so my perspective, and argue with a number of experts in the field even though i am not are presenting the industry, is that it can be done safely and effectively. we are fortunate that we have both a supply of low cost natural gas and a supply of low-cost coal. host: could you make the argument that if we have abundance of it, if you can because if we, could we not use natural gas to replace coal? guest: that is being done to some extent now. you would hope the market would decide which of those fuels would be used. we have a very large fleet of existing coal-fired power plants that are among the most efficient and cleanest in the world, and they produce electricity at a cost that is typically lower than you can get from any other source, even with low-cost natural gas,