Nearly half a century later, Earth Day co-founder talks about the state of the planet

AccuWeather 2019-04-22

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He's one of the people behind the day that's devoted to celebrating and preserving our precious blue marble, but even after all these years, he told AccuWeather, he sees some problems.

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