In Passage 2, how does the speaker develop the claim that taking action on climate issues is not outside of conservative princip
les ? addressing the possible costs of fighting climate change by citing the actions of President Reagan, a conservative leader by noting that no one knows for certain what impact humans have on climate change by explaining that the threat of catastrophe due to climate change may never be realized
The speaker developed the claim that taking action on climate issues is not outside of conservative principles: by citing the actions of President Reagan, a conservative leader.
<h3>What are Climate Issues?</h3>
Climate issues refer to the factors that address the responsible management of the environment to reduce harm to the environment.
To support the claim that taking an action on climate issues does not violate conservative principles, the speaker could cite the action of a conservative leader who took action on climate issues.
