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"Stop being hysterical‚" about global warming, an animated Congressman Steve Pearce tells a young girl as the oceans rise in an ad that's part of Defenders of Wildlife Action Fund's campaign to unseat anti-environment members of congress. COURTESY DEFENDERS OF WILDLIFE ACTION FUND

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