Florida summit looks for solutions to climate disruption

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Scientists who met with Governor Rick Scott to warn him about the dangers of climate change in Florida are gathering Monday to brainstorm solutions.

One speaker at the Climate Solutions Summit at Eckerd College in St. Petersburg says jobs can be created as carbon pollution is reduced.

Bob Keefe is the executive director of Environmental Entrepreneurs.

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