See if you can spot the problem in comments President Trump made about climate change during a conversation with reporters on Tuesday, after The Washington Post’s Philip Rucker asked whether he was thinking about climate change.
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| President Trump on Dec. 3 said he was concerned about “everything” when asked at the NATO summit about rising sea levels resulting from climate change. |
“I think about it all the time, Phil. And, honestly, climate change is very important to me,” Trump replied. “And, you know, I’ve done many environmental impact statements over my life, and I believe very strongly in very, very crystal clear, clean water and clean air. That’s a big part of climate change.”
Perhaps we should have suggested you spot the myriad problems with the response. Starting, obviously, with his suggestion that environmental impact assessments for construction projects have any bearing on the subject at hand.
Read the story from The Washington Post by Phillip Bump - “It’s possible that Trump doesn’t actually know what climate change is.”
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