If Climate Change Debates Were Statistically Representative
 

If Climate Change Debates Were Statistically Representative
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John Oliver wants news networks to change the way they present climate change debates.

Despite scientific reports about climate change impacting daily life, one in four Americans are still skeptical

On Sunday night's episode of Last Week Tonight, Oliver invited Bill Nye the Science Guy and a skeptic to put an end to the climate change debate. However, as a twist, Oliver also brings "mathematical balance" to the segment by inviting two supporters for the climate change denier and 96 other scientists in support for Nye

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