Democratic Candidates Spent 13 Minutes on Climate Change in Second Presidential Debate 2020 election 01 August
2020 election Democratic Candidates Spent 13 Minutes on Climate Change in Second Presidential Debate Climate Nexus 01 August Politics NPR / YouTube screenshot Democratic presidential candidates spent 13 minutes on climate change in the second presidential debate Wednesday evening in Detroit — one more minute than the 12 spent on Tuesday evening, according to a Washington Post tally. Read More Show Less 2020 election jay inslee cory booker joe biden paris agreement fossil fuels sea level rise pete buttigieg climate change
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