Last week, President Donald Trump declared that the build-up of greenhouse gas emissions would no longer be considered a public health issue. This effectively reverses the basis of US climate change regulations, which Trump says could save the government trillions of dollars. But will this come at the cost of irreversible climate change? We discuss the implications of this with Romany Web, of the Sabin Center for Climate Change.


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Last week, President Donald Trump declared that the build-up of greenhouse gas emissions would no longer be considered a public health issue. This effectively reverses the basis of US climate change regulations, which Trump says could save the government trillions of dollars. But will this come at the cost of irreversible climate change? We discuss the implications of this with Romany Web, of the Sabin Center for Climate Change. Image Credit: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://Shutterstock.com">Shutterstock.com</a>

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