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[–] Terrorist [S] ago
If you actually read the article you will see that it has nothing to do with what you said. It's giving information about Trump's EPA team and where they came from.
From literally the second line of the article.
[–] guinness2 ago (edited ago)
Incorrect, that was precisely what I was responding to.
So again I'll ask, but in a more specific way which may be more to your liking: what is wrong with being members of the oil or mining industries or publicly arguing against climate change?
Is climate change too sacred to be questioned and is everyone who ever worked for mining or oil an evil person?
[–] Terrorist [S] ago
Where does the article say that is a bad thing?