Climate Change: 99 Second Opinions?
There are some laws that Congress can change. The laws of nature aren’t among them. While lobbyists continue to call for more and more “second” opinions, Sheldon points out to his colleagues that the scientific community is solidly behind the fact that climate change is a real threat.
Tags: 2011, Climate Change, Climate Policy, Congress, Senator Whitehouse, U.S. Senate, United States, Video
Categories: Climate Change, Climate Policy, Climate Security, North America, United States, Video, World News
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