Pralle talks climate politics in Christian Science Monitor

Pralle talks climate politics in Christian Science Monitor

January 26, 2017

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Sarah Pralle, associate professor of political science, says Republican opposition to climate change evidence and advocacy is not new. What's different now, she says, is that "they have a bigger platform and megaphone in the voice of Donald Trump" and the executive power to disrupt federal scientists' work. Read more in The Christian Science Monitor article, "Decrying 'post-truth' climate politics, scientists test activist waters." 01/26/17

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