Former Secretary of State John Kerry says 'no country is getting the job done' when it comes to taking action on climate change and that the US and other nations are 'way behind' on curbing the crisis
Washington Former Secretary of State John Kerry on Sunday said that"no country is getting the job done" when it comes to taking action on climate change and that the US and other nations are"way behind" on curbing the crisis.
"There are great efforts out there, many environmental groups, young people particularly, but no country is getting the job done. I mean the simple reality is that we are way behind, way behind the eight ball," he told NBC's Chuck Todd on"Meet The Press.""Things are getting worse, not better."He continued:"So we have our unlikely allies coming together here.
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