by In an open letter, MIT President Rafael Reif writes (from the opening paragraph): Yesterday, the White House took the position that the Paris climate agreement – a landmark effort to combat global warming by reducing greenhouse gas emissions – was a bad deal for America. Other nations have made clear that the deal is not open to renegotiation. And unfortunately, there is no negotiating with the scientific facts. In March, Reif questioned planned federal spending cuts. And in January, he condemned Trump’s immigration restrictions.
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In an open letter, MIT President Rafael Reif writes (from the opening paragraph):
Yesterday, the White House took the position that the Paris climate agreement – a landmark effort to combat global warming by reducing greenhouse gas emissions – was a bad deal for America. Other nations have made clear that the deal is not open to renegotiation. And unfortunately, there is no negotiating with the scientific facts.
In March, Reif questioned planned federal spending cuts. And in January, he condemned Trump’s immigration restrictions.