Oh boy, Florida residents can now challenge the science taught in public schools

Parents have fought successfully over the years to ban books like theHarry Potter series andCatcher and the Rye from public schools. Now in Florida, residents could possibly do the same with textbooks about the science behind climate change and evolution. Last week, Republican Gov. Rick Scott signed legislation that makes it easier for any Florida resident to object to classroom materials they don't like.  SEE ALSO: Climate researchers shot down Trump's EPA administrator in the nerdiest way