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This Sunday, NBC's Meet the Press will be hosting Bill Nye and Congresswoman Marsha Blackburn, the Vice Chair of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, for a debate on climate change.
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Yes but a single Petroleum engineer is not lobbying Congress to avoid climate change bills. And you would think that these massive energy companies could afford the capital necessary to invest in green energy.
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Congress has many advisers in every possible field. What it boils down to though is that congress still makes the decision.