The conservative argument to act on climate change
Republican Bob Inglis’ belief that climate change is real helped get him booted from Congress by a Tea Party primary challenger in 2010. Although he hales from the reddest district of the reddest state in the United States of America, Bob Inglis tells a story of how he came to appreciate the threat of climate change and how he believes the solution lies in the bedrock principals of conservatism.
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Tags: 2013, Bob Inglis, Chris Hayes, Climate Action, TED, United States, Video
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