The chatter going into the first 2020 presidential debate was that climate change wouldn’t get much, if any, discussion.
But the debate’s moderator, Fox News journalist Chris Wallace, threw a wildcard. “I’d like to talk about climate change,” Wallace said during the second half of the debate.
“So would I,” snapped former Vice President Joe Biden, the Democratic nominee.
Climate change is an expansive topic, an issue former presidential candidate Jay Inslee argued would have benefited from its own primary debate (this climate-focused event never happened). But for 10 minutes on Tuesday night, a rare televised climate debate revealed four salient points about a growing problem that impacts the entire globe. Read more…
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