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Temperatures Rise, US Splits

Tempers are rising in America, along with the temperatures.

Two decades ago, the issue of climate change wasn't as contentious. The leading U.S. Senate proponent of taking action on global warming was Republican John McCain. George W. Bush wasn't as zealous on the issue as his Democratic opponent for president in 2000, Al Gore, but he, too, talked of regulating carbon dioxide.

Then the Earth got even hotter, repeatedly breaking temperature records. But instead of drawing closer together, politicians polarized.

Democrats and scientists became more convinced that global warming was a real, man-made threat. But Republicans and Tea Party activists became more convinced that it was — to quote the repeated tweets of presidential nominee Donald Trump — a “hoax.”

When it comes to science, there's more than climate that divides America's leaders and people, such as evolution, vaccination and genetically modified food.

But nothing beats climate change for divisiveness.

Kết quả (Anh) 1:

Temperatures Rise, US SplitsTempers are rising in America, along with the temperatures.Two decades ago, the issue of climate change wasn't as contentious. The leading U.S. proponent of the Senate taking action on global warming was Republican John McCain. George w. Bush wasn't as zealous on the issue as his Democratic opponent for president in 2000, Al Gore, but he, too, talked of regulating carbon dioxide.Then the Earth got even hotter, repeatedly breaking temperature records. But instead of drawing closer together, polarized politicians.Democrats and scientists became more convinced that global warming was a real, man-made threat. But Republicans and Tea Party activists became more convinced that it was — to quote the repeated tweets of presidential nominee Donald Trump — a "hoax."When it comes to science, there's more than climate that divides America's leaders and people, such as evolution, vaccination and genetically modified food.But nothing beats climate change for divisiveness.

Kết quả (Anh) 2:

Temperatures Rise, US Splits

tempers are rising in America, along with the temperatures.

Two decades ago, the issue of climate change was not as contentious. The leading proponent of US Senate taking action on global warming was Republican John McCain. George W. Bush was not as zealous on the issue as his Democratic opponent for president in 2000, Al Gore, but he, too, Talked of Regulating carbon dioxide.

Then the Earth got hotter even level, breaking temperature records lặp lại. But drawing closer together thay, politicians polarized.

Democrats and scientists of global warming became more convinced was a real có, man-made threat. But Republicans and Tea Party Activists became more convinced có it was - to quote the lặp tweets of presidential nominee Donald Trump - a "hoax."

When it Comes to science, there's more coal climate có divides America's Leaders and people, như evolution, genetically modified food and vaccination.

But nothing beats climate change for divisiveness.