Pence Declines To Say Whether Climate Change A Threat WhatDoYouThink?
In an interview with Jake Tapper, Vice President Mike Pence repeatedly refused to say whether he believed climate change was a man-made threat to humanity, despite an overwhelming scientific consensus from researchers within the U.S.
government that it is. What do“It does seem like a rush to declare something a threat just because 50-odd years of studies say it is.”“He didn’t get where he is by accurately assessing dire threats to humanity.”Leo Pena • Crab Importer
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