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John Kerry's Antarctica Visit Begs the Question: Will All This Be for Naught, President Trump?
US Secretary of State John Kerry visit to Antarctica is a milestone for climate change scientists and activists alike elated. It was, however, cut short, as the results of the 2016 US Elections came out.
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