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Whose is Bigger?

Romm is sizing himself up next to Watts, declaring his climate website is the world's most viewed. Discover why this matters.

ByKeith Kloor

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Who knows why he even bothers sizing himself up next to Watts, but in case you were wondering, Romm wants you to know that his is bigger.

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