Josh Fox Quotes

For Those People Who Are Going To Tune In Strictly For The Pyrotechnics, We Have Better And Bigger Explosions. That's A Prerequisite Of Any Sequel. But In Terms Of This, What We're Really Monitoring Is Watching The Gas Industry Light Our Institutions, Light Our Regulatory Agencies, Light Our Democracy On Fire.

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.

What We've Got Is The Wholesale Embrace Of Fracking Domestically, Internationally And For Export. And This Couldn't Be Further From What We Really Need To Do To Address Climate Change.

When Your Science Runs Into A Policy Roadblock, All Of A Sudden The Science Starts To Disappear.

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.

Every Single Dollar Spent Lobbying A Legislator On Behalf Of Oil And Gas Is A Toxic Dollar That Undermines Public Health And Safety Laws That Protect Americans. That's Contamination Of The Political System.

It's The Next Phase Of Authorship Of This Country's Energy Future. It's Gonna Come From The People. It's Not Gonna Be Deus Ex Machina Or Obama Ex Machina, Or Science Ex Machina. It's Gonna Be The People. It's Not Going To Be A Wind Energy Company That Comes In And Saves The Day. It's Going To Be The People Who Figure This Out.

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

When You're Cornered, There Are Two Things You Can Do: Move Or Fight.

I'm A Night Owl, And Luckily My Profession Supports That. The Best Ideas Come To Me In The Dead Of Night.

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.

Sometimes I Feel Like There Isn't Enough Prozac In The World To Make Environmental Protection Agency People Feel Better About Their Jobs. They're Going Out There, They're Trying To Protect Americans And Then Time And Time And Time Again They Get Their Knees Cut Off At The Policy Level.