Greens happy with DNC even though Clinton barely mentioned climate

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Environmentalists came away from the Democratic National Convention pleased with how frequently climate change was talked about during the week, even though Hillary Clinton barely mentioned it in her nomination acceptance speech.

Clinton drew huge cheers when she declared “I believe in science” and that climate change is real during her acceptance speech for the presidential nomination, mentioned her support for the Paris Agreement and her plans to create “millions of clean energy jobs.”

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