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This is Climate One, a conversation about powering America's future. I'm Greg Dalton.

Today we're looking at what cheap oil means for America and the climate that supports the economy. The reduction in oil price generally is a

marvelous boon. I think it adds something like $40 billion to our GDP. But we're also seeing the

new low prices lead to a surge in demand for SUVs again.

Ideas are bubbling up for how to help our pocketbooks and protect the land, air, and oceans

at the same time. One way is to pay for emitting carbon pollution. If we think that policies are

coming on climate change, putting a price on carbon is the most

cost effective, the most efficient, the most direct way to do this.

Up next on Climate One.

Climate One is changing the conversation about America's energy, economy, and environment.

I'm Greg Dalton.

These Climate One conversations were recorded before a live audience at the Commonwealth Club of California, a nonprofit and non-partisan public forum in San Francisco.

Low gas prices are pumping up sales of SUVs and trucks, and for the first time in a decade, Americans drove more miles last year than the year before.

Since transportation accounts for almost a third of America's greenhouse gases, that's

bad news for the climate.

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