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New Hampshire scientists call on “all candidates” to “acknowledge” cliamte chang<\/strong>e<\/p>\n In 2008, one of the little acknowledged political subtexts was how significantly global warming played in the Republican primary process. Both independently and as part of organizational efforts, individuals asked questions at events (and on street corners) and many events has signs about voters’ concerns over the need for climate change action. John McCain stood alone in discussing climate change forthrightly. In terms of impact, John McCain might just have won in New Hampshire (setting him on the path for the nomination) due to statements like these:<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Click here to read the post. <\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Obviously! But they mostly don’t. Check this out: New Hampshire scientists call on “all candidates” to “acknowledge” cliamte change In 2008, one of the little acknowledged political subtexts was how significantly global warming played in the Republican primary process. Both independently and as part of organizational efforts, individuals asked questions at events (and on street … Continue reading All Candidates Should Acknowledge Climate Change<\/span>