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Climate change’s great lithium problem
"A country's climate policy is also its foreign policy."
Are we underestimating the potential for both climate disaster and climate action?
"Changing how we think and talk ...would be akin to discovering a small but useful emergency handbrake on our runaway carbon train."
The five corrupt pillars of climate change denial
"The fundamental question is why are we allowing the people with the most privilege and power to convince us to delay saving our planet from climate change?"
Holland aims to bring back its starry nights
"The closest thing to the overview effect on Earth is to see the stars."

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