From the January 14 edition of Al Jazeera America's Inside Story:
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RAY SUAREZ (HOST): Given the priority business has begun to place on mitigating climate change, a raft of questions suggest themselves to presidential candidates tonight from both parties. What's the best way to tax carbon emissions? How do you transition to sustainable energy with minimum economic disruption? Neil Cavuto, managing editor of Fox Business and one of tonight's moderators will question the Republican candidates tonight about business related issues and has spoken about climate change in the past.
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NEIL CAVUTO: I don't know about how you feel about this global warming issue, but I first became a doubter when they re-branded the issue and started calling it climate change. It was brilliant on the part of environmentalists because it covered any contingency. Think about it. Warming, cooling, raining, misting, everything! Everything is climate change. After all, climate's always changing, so try arguing with that one.
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Business politics and the planet. Is there a certain dissonance involved in what sees itself as the party of business still staking its future on opposition to the Paris climate deal and loud denunciations of any policy that accepts something is going on.
