The Changing Climate in the GOP Race

Living on Earth

The partisan divide on the issue of global warming challenges Republican presidential candidates. Many GOP primary voters tend to be conservatives who are wary of climate action, but surveys show a majority of voters expected in the general election favor government action to protect the climate. Host Steve Curwood discusses the GOP field with The Atlantic’s associate editor Clare Foran. (published January 15, 2016)

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