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'People Are Going to Die,' Says Climate Scientist Jonathan Foley

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Jonathan Foley, a climate scientist and Executive Director of the California Academy of Sciences, believes ‘people are going to die’ as a result of Donald Trump’s environmental policies. He also believes that scientists are under attack as established facts around climate change are being undermined.

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