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Pete Gaynor, FEMA nominee, says he does not know the causes of climate change
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Pete Gaynor, FEMA nominee, says he does not know the causes of climate change

The Trump administration's nominee to lead the Federal Emergency Management Agency repeatedly said Thursday he doesn't know the reasons behind climate change, despite his agency often being in the position of responding to the crisis' impacts.
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Pete Gaynor, FEMA nominee, says he does not know the causes of climate change

Pete Gaynor, FEMA nominee, says he does not know the causes of climate change

The Trump administration's nominee to lead the Federal Emergency Management Agency repeatedly said Thursday he doesn't know the reasons behind climate change, despite his agency often being in the position of responding to the crisis' impacts.
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