US Climate Bill Is Dead While So Much Life on Our Earth Continues to Perish Subhankar Banerjee, Climate StoryTellers

US Climate Bill Is Dead While So Much Life on Our Earth Continues to Perish
Subhankar Banerjee, Climate StoryTellers: "Consider for a moment the top two carbon sinks of our planet. Oceans absorb more than 25 percent of the CO2 humans put in the air, and forests absorb almost the same amount. By doing so, our forests and oceans together make living possible on this earth for life as we know it now. All of that is changing rapidly and for the worse."
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