@CNN: Former Vice President Al Gore says President Trump’s repeated denials of man-made climate change have inadvertently pushed more people to support initiatives protecting the environment https://t.co/HsvdS80uu9 https://t.co/FJ2I4NbcJ4

March 16, 2019 / The Arbiter / CNN

Former Vice President Al Gore says President Trump's repeated denials of man-made climate change have inadvertently pushed more people to support initiatives protecting the environment https://t.co/HsvdS80uu9 pic.twitter.com/FJ2I4NbcJ4

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