Should we change the way we talk about climate change?

Hosted by Warren Olney • Nov. 24, 2016 National

Donald Trump calls global warming a hoax invented by the Chinese — even though his golf course in Scotland is threatened by sea-level rise. On this special rebroadcast of To the Point, could he and others be persuaded that there really is need for action — if "climate change" were talked about in a different way?"

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Credits

Host:
Warren Olney

Producers:
Jenny Hamel, Sáša Woodruff, Evan George

Should we change the way we talk about climate change?

China wins the US presidential election

Just don't call it 'climate change'

The dark side of America's 'happiness' industry

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