Candidates to debate climate change after all
With record-high temperatures across much of the Northern Hemisphere — from Long Beach, Calif., at 99 degrees to Paris, France, which reached 108 — global warming was on the minds of voters this week.
CNN will hold its climate change town hall on Sept. 4 in New York, inviting the eight candidates polling above 2 percent for the Democratic presidential nomination who have at least 130,000 initial donors. President Trump, however, remains a staunch global-warming skeptic, pulling the U.S. out of the Paris climate accord, promoting the use of coal and rolling back automobile mileage standards.
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