On the recordFebruary 5, 2019
I know there are those who believe we cannot address this problem because the costs are too high. But, the costs of not acting are far higher and more painful.
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congress.govI know there are those who believe we cannot address this problem because the costs are too high. But, the costs of not acting are far higher and more painful.
Pallone argues that inaction on climate change is more costly than taking action.
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