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What we can learn from the pandemic to avoid the worst-case climate-change scenario

Climate change is already disrupting and destroying the ecosystems upon which we all rely for food, housing, and clothing. Climate change is a threat not only to our health, but to humanity’s very existence on this planet.

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BY MELANIE LANGILLE
February 10, 2021

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