Not exact matches
WASHINGTON, D.C. — President - elect Donald Trump's choice to lead the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency expressed doubt
about the science behind
global climate change during a contentious Senate confirmation hearing on Wednesday, but added he would be obliged for now to uphold the EPA's finding carbon dioxide poses a public danger.
Leakey campaigned for the
protection of the Great Apes and has become increasingly vocal
about the threats to biodiversity arising from
global climate change.
Between a research - gutting proposed budget, regulation - slashing executive orders, the appointment of
climate change skeptics to head the Environmental
Protection Agency and Department of Energy, and bogus claims
about vaccines, infectious diseases, and
global warming, it's no secret that President Donald Trump has demonstrated indifference to empirical fact and hostility to the scientific community.
To quote Elizabeth Economy from last August, «Whether we're talking
about food and product safety, or environmental implementation of anything China might agree to when it comes to
global climate change, or trade and investment barriers and intellectual property rights
protection, all of them hinge on China having an effective rule of law.
In the opening panel, California's Secretary of Environmental
Protection, Linda Adams pledged, on behalf of Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, her support and enthusiasm for the Energy and
Climate Registry in China and talked
about California's environmental initiatives including the Governors»
Global Climate Summit hosted by Gov. Schwarzenegger in Los Angeles last November.
Scheduled speakers include some of the nation's best - known
global warming skeptics, including Anthony Watts, a television weatherman; Timothy Ball, a former University of Winnipeg professor who has been sued for libel by Michael Mann, a prominent mainstream
climate scientist; and Alan Carlin, a former Environmental
Protection Agency analyst who claims he was muzzled when he raised questions
about the agency's finding that atmospheric carbon dioxide is a threat to human health and the environment.
Selective censorship of media contacts is not the only means by which communication
about global warming and
climate change has been stifled at the Environmental
Protection Agency.