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Scientists decry Trump's energy chief's plan to update climate reports, saying this is exactly what Stalin did.

Yeah. I mean, the U.S. Energy Secretary, Chris Wright,

coming under criticism, shall we say? He's a former oil and gas executive, first off. Now he's in charge of, or has taken the responsibility to produce new reports showing that or purporting to show,

that carbon dioxide is actually a good thing because it helps plants grow,

that greenhouse gases are not affecting the climate in a way that's problematic,

that we should burn more fossil fuels, that we should have less green energy.

This is kind of weird because the energy department, most of their portfolio is actually our

nuclear weapons. It was called the energy department back in the day because the fig leaf

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