How to Be an Informed Voter

Election season is upon us, and although Children’s Health Defense does not endorse any candidates, we recognize that the government has a consequential role to play when it comes to protecting future generations of humans and their environment. Therefore, we want to share important information about being informed when it comes to making decisions about who you want to represent, and make decisions for, you and your family. Dawn Richardson hosts the show today. Be sure to tune in!

Also…Who or what can we blame for changes in the Earth’s climate? Should we be eating the white snow? Can we trust our weather forecasts? Are we in for a major drought or severe flooding? How do people delineate the boundary between fact and fiction when it comes to the environment? Dane Wigington, geoengineering expert, returns to CHD.TV to answer these questions and more.

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