Climate czar John Kerry says extreme storms caused by climate change will 'rip' crops away and 'destroy homes'
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Climate czar John Kerry told Jen Psaki on MSNBC that extreme weather events caused by climate change will rip crops and destroy farmers' homes.
Psaki told Kerry that in an August poll conducted by NBC, voters ranked climate change as the fifth most important issue, behind things like the economy, immigration and the cost of living. Greg Wehner is a breaking news reporter for Fox News Digital.
She then asked Kerry if he could make the case for climate change to be the most important issue, instead of the fifth most important issue.
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