On the recordMarch 30, 2011
Climate changes is a cancer, and we don't cure cancer by refusing to test for it, calling the doctor a liar, and refusing to consider any treatment.
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congress.govClimate changes is a cancer, and we don't cure cancer by refusing to test for it, calling the doctor a liar, and refusing to consider any treatment.
Inglis argues for proactive measures against climate change, likening it to treating a disease.
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