Critics Say EPA Keeping Quiet about New Report

The Environmental Protection Agency released a comprehensive report Thursday that appraises the repercussions of global climate change on humans – but critics say the agency is interested in keeping the findings under wraps. Although the report was ready for release in April, the agency stalled its release; and despite its scientists' own findings, the EPA decided last week to not regulate greenhouse gas emissions. We spoke with Rick Piltz, Director of Climate Science Watch about the study.

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