I Really Hate To Be Debbie Downer

I Really Hate To Be Debbie Downer Right Now, Because Everyone Would Love To Say, "yeah, We're Finally Doing Something On Climate!

In A Couple Of Decades You Have Half Of The Wells That Are Drilled Right Now, And You're Talking About Numbers In The Millions Of Wells Drilled, Leaking. That's A Huge Crisis In Terms Of Water Contamination. There's No Way To Fix That Problem.

When The Natural Gas Industry Was Knocking On My Door, They Were Knocking On The Door Of Millions Of People. And That Became Something That Americans Really Needed To Focus On.

It Is An Incredibly Hopeful Experience Watching Communities Come Together And Actually Reassemble Democracy. The Democracy's Been Taken Away From Us. But They're Reinventing Democracy Out There In Rural Pennsylvania, In Philadelphia, In Pittsburgh.

I Have To Have Faith That We're Going To Succeed In Transforming Where We Get Our Energy From. The Big Worry Is Whether Or Not We're Going To Do It Before It's Too Late. And I Think Nobody Knows The Answer To That.