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"Democrats Ramp Up Calls For Live Primary Debate On Climate Change"

"Democrats are talking a lot more about climate change compared to past presidential campaigns.

And increasingly, they have a new demand: They want the chance to do it in front of a national network audience.

A growing number of Democratic politicians and environmental activists are demanding a live televised primary debate dedicated to climate change. The calls are coming as Democratic voters — especially young ones who stand to see significant global warming in their lifetimes — are increasingly revved up about the foreboding environmental crisis."

Dino Grandoni reports for the Washington Post May 29, 2019.

Source: Washington Post, 05/30/2019