Power & Politics: Mitigating climate change; new NCAA rules for college athletes
On this week’s Power & Politics, News 12’s Scott McGee speaks with Oded Helsinger, of Groundwork Hudson Valley who has ideas about how to mitigate the damage done by climate change.
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Sep 26, 2021, 4:39 PM
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10ds agoOn this week’s Power & Politics, News 12’s Scott McGee
speaks with Oded Helsinger, of Groundwork Hudson Valley who has ideas about how
to mitigate the damage done by climate change.
Also, Elizah Gordon, a football player for St. Thomas Aquinas,
discusses the NCAA now allowing college athletes to cash in on their name, image,
and likeness.
