This idea might get some US politicians to do their jobs

This sounds like a good idea.  Who knows?  Hitting science-denying politicians in one of the areas it hurts most (their public image) might do wonders for their ability to comprehend the science.


 
You can find out more about this plan (plus plenty of other information at http://climatenamechange.org.

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