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					This is a passion for me. I drafted the most progressive bill of it's kind. My bill would mandate all fuel oil in NYC. And we have over a million homes using fuel oil, not to mention commercial uses, government uses, all fuel oil, to contain 20 % bio by 2013.
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					It think it's a message that not only resonates in NYC, but we need this all over the country. I'm very moved and gratified about what you and Josh have done. I'm working in NYC but you have given the message to the whole country.
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					It's a film that talks a lot about NY.  I think it'd be a great addition to the Tribeca Film Festival.
					We actually converted our bus system to biodiesel about a year ½ ago.  We buy 40% of our power from wind. We are gong to run our zambony at our  ice rink off of a wind turbine. We changed all our building laws toward green building. We just built a police station that is off a natural gas grid. These … pumps for heating and cooling the building.  Everything we do in the city, we look at what’s the carbon footprint of the project, and how to make less of it.
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					I've known you for a very long time, about 8 to 10 years. You're one of the founders of the Sundance Institute.
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					Look everybody is getting the message. Filmmakers can lay out a vision better than politicians. Go out and do this program and …
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					We can see the possibilities in a film. It's going to take one hell of a film, but your film may be it. Fields of Fuel lays out the possibilities, we go, duh.
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