Michael Shellenberger: Why climate change has become a 'religion'

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Michael Shellenberger: Why climate change has become a 'religion'

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47 minutes 35 seconds

1 year ago

Michael Shellenberger: Why climate change has become a 'religion'

Michael Shellenberger is an environmentalist, author, and advocate for pragmatic solutions to climate change.

He joins Steven Edginton to talk about the ‘religion’ of climate change.

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