Susan Matthews

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Susan Matthews is a science editor at Slate.

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It's been a month since President Trump said he'd withdraw America from the Paris climate accord.

Do we need to be 'scared straight' on climate change?

It's been a month since President Trump said he'd withdraw America from the Paris climate accord.

from To the Point

It's been a month since President Trump said he'd withdraw America from the Paris climate accord.

Do we need to be 'scared straight' on climate change?

It's been a month since President Trump said he'd withdraw America from the Paris climate accord.

from To the Point

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