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To Jeff Hauser, a veteran progressive Democratic operative, the takeaway for Democrats is clear: Don't waver on climate change to appeal to conservative voters.
In explaining their decision on Thursday, scientists from the bulletin's widely respected science and security board said that they were disturbed by the rising tensions on the Korean peninsula, the increasing emphasis and expenditure on nuclear weapons by major powers, the absence of arms control negotiations around the world, and the wavering political will to combat climate change.
Even as the Trump administration's commitment to the climate accord wavered, the Exxon vote showed that climate concerns were gaining ground in the business world.
The United States has managed to put off partners through wavering on its NATO commitments and through its withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement.
As voters' support for action on climate change wavered, he branded the tax a "wrecking ball across the economy", raising the cost of business and destroying jobs.
Greenpeace UK energy and climate campaigner Vicky Wyatt said: "The Tory climate change minister's no-show at the Lima summit is yet another sign that David Cameron's commitment to this vital issue is wavering.
Several others are wavering.
