The U.S. certainly doesn't have 'the cleanest climate'—and Trump seems hell-bent on making it even worse.
, the United States Geological Service will no longer model the impacts of climate change beyond the year 2040. What's more, the Administration is proposing that the U.S. National Climate Assessment ignore the impacts of climate change under"worst-case emissions scenarios."
When Trump talked about his lengthy meeting on climate change with Prince Charles, he said that the Prince of Wales"wants to make sure future generations have climate that is good climate, as opposed to a disaster, and I agree." For as little as he may actually understand about climate change, Trump recognizes at a gut level that the public increasingly gets the fact that climate change is real and a threat. The American people do indeed want"one of the cleanest climates". So Trump pays lip service to"good climate" while doing everything possible to allow industry to profit at our collective expense in the form of"not very good air, not very good water, and the sense of pollution.
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