Climate change poses an existential crisis to humanity, and the most important thing we can do to prevent not only our country but the world from experiencing the worst effects of climate change, including the dramatic weather patterns such as the storm that hit Texas this winter, is by eliminating carbon emissions.
Annie Kuster: “Climate change poses an existential crisis to humanity, and the most important thing we can do to prevent not only our…”
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Kuster emphasizes the urgent need to address climate change and reduce carbon emissions.
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