We must act and act soon.
Editor's note · Context
Emphasizing the urgency of addressing global warming.
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On global warming, do you believe in reducing greenhouse gas emissions will reduce the risk of economic and environmental damage from global warming and planet change?
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Considering the record of the power plants, why should anyone in Congress or the public believe that voluntary measures are going to be adequate to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions at a time to avert global warming?