On the recordMay 10, 2016
if he thinks that carbon dioxide doesn't cause any human health problems, I'd invite him to put a plastic bag over his head, tie it tightly around his neck, and see what happens next.
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congress.govif he thinks that carbon dioxide doesn't cause any human health problems, I'd invite him to put a plastic bag over his head, tie it tightly around his neck, and see what happens next.
Grayson criticizes a colleague's views on carbon dioxide's health effects.
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