More Than 800 Scientists and Energy Experts Urge Donald Trump to Take Climate Change Seriously

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By Farron CousinsDec 9, 2016, 8:58 am112 pts
The scientific community was more involved in the 2016 U.S. presidential election than perhaps any other election in the past. This was likely due to the fact that Donald Trump, the Republican nominee who won the election, is an admitted climate change denier. And given the unprecedented rate at which the…

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More Than 800 Scientists and Energy Experts Urge Donald Trump to Take Climate Change Seriously

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