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The president and climate change

By Megan Pardoe - Nashua | Sep 19, 2020

Although this election season is upon us and the races for the presidential seat is heating up, Donald Trump is still our current President. I am not going to lie, I do not agree with the President at all on numerous issues from healthcare to the economy. But where he seems to fail the most is with climate change.

On Monday, Sept. 14, President Trump was in a meeting about the dangers of the California wildfires and the affects they were having on the state. That is when a heated moment occurred between the President and Wade Crowfoot, who overseas California’s Natural Resource Agency. Crowfoot remarked about the impacts climate change are having on the wildfires to which the President replied “It’ll just start getting cooler, just you watch.” Dismissing the remark Crowfoot has made. But which Crowfoot remarked “I wish science agreed with you.” And the President said “Well, I don’t think science knows, actually.”

This kind of remarks by the President are extremely dangerous, as we are facing a global climate crisis. 97% of climate scientist agree that man made emissions are dangerously warming the earth and causing affects like intense wildfires like those in California. President Trump is making very dangerous moves by discounting science and the crisis that we face.

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