On the recordAugust 4, 2020
If we completely eliminated all CO2 emissions, went to absolute zero in the United States, would it stop climate change? And their unanimous answer was no.
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congress.govGary Palmer: “If we completely eliminated all CO2 emissions, went to absolute zero in the United States, would it stop climate change?…”
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Palmer cites scientists confirming that eliminating U.S. CO2 emissions wouldn't halt climate change.
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