White House Climate Adviser Gina McCarthy On Summit

Gina McCarthy, former head of the EPA and current White House climate adviser, discusses the U.S. strategy to cut emissions by 2030 ahead of the climate summit. She emphasizes the importance of bipartisan support for climate initiatives and the need to invest in clean energy infrastructure. McCarthy also addresses the criticisms of the Paris agreement, highlighting the urgency for global cooperation. With the administration's bold climate action plan on the horizon, she outlines how innovative strategies can transform community reliance on fossil fuels.