"There is no sign that President Trump is interested in input from anybody on the scientific facts around climate change," said Holdren, now a professor of environmental policy at Harvard. "And his uninformed rejection of those facts - reflected in his administration's misguided policies on coal, offshore drilling, automotive fuel economy, clean-energy R&D, the Paris Agreement, and assistance to developing countries on climate-change mitigation and adaptation - is doing immense damage to the prospects for averting a wholly unmanageable degree of global climate change."
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This is the president whose science adviser, John Holdren, wrote favorably of "compulsory abortion," of "a program of sterilizing women after their second or third child" and even of adding a sterilizing agent to drinking water as long as it has "no effect on members of the opposite sex, children, old people, pets or livestock."
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