Of course we should discuss climate change in the wake of Harvey and Irma

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By Eric HolthausSep 13, 2017, 5:13 pm191 pts
Back when Hurricane Irma was a Category-5 storm pounding Caribbean islands like Barbuda, Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt hopped on the phone with CNN. The country was anticipating Irma’s landfall in Florida — which would follow less than two weeks after Hurricane Harvey inundated…

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