Congress should acknowledge that we are not experts and that allowing partisan politics to dictate the scientific understanding of climate change is cynical, short-sighted, and by definition, ignorant.
Ralph Hall: “Congress should acknowledge that we are not experts and that allowing partisan politics to dictate the scientific…”
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Hall warns against letting politics influence scientific understanding of climate change.
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