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CBS environmental correspondent David Schechter rips Lee Zeldin: “I think the biggest risk is that we have a small window to deal with climate change, really. I mean, you know, it is getting smaller and smaller, less than 10 years to level out and reduce our emissions, and we... show more
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@epaleezeldin Al Gore was saying the same thing over twenty years ago. These guys might as well wear sandwich boards saying 'the end is near'. No one cares about their apocalyptic scam nonsense anymore.
@epaleezeldin 10 years to flatten the curve...got it.
@epaleezeldin
@epaleezeldin The last ice age is laughing at these people. LAUGHING AT THEM!
@newsbusters @epaleezeldin Dude is a cloud
@epaleezeldin This guy is crazy. Seriously. WTH do these people eat/drink to make them think like this?
@epaleezeldin Fuck this guy
@epaleezeldin Always remember. ⬇️
California’s “paper” wetland restorations? One small island, a vanished Delta Smelt, and a $39M fine expose what might be the biggest eco-cover-up in the Bay-Delta.
@epaleezeldin He should take it up with China.
@newsbusters @epaleezeldin Earth is 4.5 Billion years old and this chump is dealing in analysis of 10 years related to climate change. Nutty people.
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