EPA Chief Wants TV 'Debate' on Climate: Scientists Call Foul

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By Climate NexusJul 12, 2017, 11:21 am178 pts
A red team/blue team debate on climate science is in its "formative stages" at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ( EPA ), and the agency may consider putting the event on television, according to EPA chief Scott Pruitt . In an interview with Reuters, Pruitt said the debate idea "advances science ," while…

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EPA Chief Wants TV 'Debate' on Climate: Scientists Call Foul

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