The Trump administration has taken its war on climate crisis action to a new level | Analysis by CNN's zbyronwolf
On Wednesday, CNN hosted a multi-hour town hall with leading Democratic presidential candidates about how they would deal with the climate crisis, which many people feel is an existential threat to humankind.
But not everyone. On Thursday, the Trump administration moved to roll back long-planned new standards for light bulbs, which is, if not the most consequential move, at least a signal that it still isn't interested in doing anything about electrical efficiency.
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