American People Continue to Reject Obama's Global Climate Deal
09 January 2015
Leighton Steward, Chairman of Plants Need CO2, discusses a report from a team of former NASA scientists that concludes there is no convincing physical evidence of catastrophic human-caused global warming and the American people's rejection of President Obama's Global Climate Deal.
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