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Please stand for the invocation. Reverend Graham. The new administration, they didn't really realize
they were also canceling this solar storm
early-warning system. And the businesses
that depend on it started making a lot of noise. And they proposed
to resolve that quandary by taking all of
the climate instruments and the camera
off of the satellite, replacing them with
the equivalent of sandbags and only leaving
the one instrument that these powerful industries
wanted to be put into orbit
they were also canceling this solar storm
early-warning system. And the businesses
that depend on it started making a lot of noise. And they proposed
to resolve that quandary by taking all of
the climate instruments and the camera
off of the satellite, replacing them with
the equivalent of sandbags and only leaving
the one instrument that these powerful industries
wanted to be put into orbit
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Please stand for the invocation.
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Reverend Graham.
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The new administration,
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they didn't really realize
they were also canceling
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this solar storm
early-warning system.
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And the businesses
that depend on it
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started making a lot of noise.
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And they proposed
to resolve that quandary
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by taking all of
the climate instruments
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and the camera
off of the satellite,
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replacing them with
the equivalent of sandbags
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and only leaving
the one instrument
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that these powerful industries
wanted to be put into orbit.
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Movie Summary
A decade after An Inconvenient Truth (2006) brought climate change to the heart of popular culture, the follow-up shows just how close we are to a real energy revolution.
