Although it’s scientific consensus that the climate crisis is happening, climate change denialists have found support in the highest office during the second Trump administration and significantly influenced current climate and environment policies. The Guardian’s fossil fuel and climate reporter Dharna Noor explains why such rhetorics could be dangerous for our planet
How climate denialism finds its way to the US ‘s highest office – video explainer
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