Greenhouse gases are a global problem, they are a problem which the United States can only have a minuscule effect on through actions that we take within our own borders.
Jim Inhofe: “Greenhouse gases are a global problem, they are a problem which the United States can only have a minuscule effect on…”
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Inhofe discusses the limited impact of U.S. actions on global greenhouse gas emissions.
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