Republican CCLer Testifies To Senate
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In July 2019, a Senate climate committee invited several Republicans to a hearing to share their thoughts on climate change. One of those Republicans was CCL volunteer Nick Huey.
In July 2019, a Senate climate committee invited several Republicans to a hearing to share their thoughts on climate change. One of those Republicans was CCL volunteer Nick Huey.
Watch and share clips of Nick’s powerful testimony on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
If you’d like to watch Nick’s entire statement, find it below. This may also be a useful outreach tool or something you’d like to include in presentations, so feel free to use it however you see fit.
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