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U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders: ‘Global warming is a far more serious problem than al Qaeda’

Monday, November 4, 2013 12:33
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U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders attended the oral argument in the Supreme Court case of McCutcheon v. FEC on campaign finance regulations. Photo: sanders.senate.gov

17 October 2013 (Playboy) – “You have the entire scientific community saying we have to be very aggressive in cutting greenhouse gas emissions. Yet you’re seeing the heads of coal companies and oil companies willing to sacrifice the wellbeing of the entire planet for their short-term profits. And these folks are funding phony organizations to try to create doubt about the reality of global warming,” Sen. Bernie Sanders said in an interview published in the November issue of Playboy magazine. “Big business is willing to destroy the planet for short-term profits. I regard that as just incomprehensible. Incomprehensible. And because of their power over the political process, you hear a deafening silence in the U.S. Congress and in other bodies around the world about the severity of the problem. Global warming is a far more serious problem than al Qaeda.” [more]

Global Warming is a Greater Threat than Al Qaeda



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