How a climate doubter became a climate advocate

Conservative Alex Bozmoski used to doubt the reality of global warming. But several years ago, in a college class, he learned the science behind climate change and became convinced that it is a real and serious threat. That got him thinking.

Bosmoski: “Why aren’t conservatives, who are supposed to be risk-averse, coming up with solutions to a really troubling set of risks that are facing us with climate change?”

He believes one reason is that conservatives associate climate action with government regulation, which they oppose.

Read the story from Yale Climate Connections by Bruce Lieberman - “How a climate doubter became a climate advocate.”