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Global economic justice as the key to emergency climate mobilization

Posted on November 3, 2022November 3, 2022 by Tom Athanasiou

Nothing will change on climate until death toll rises in west, says Gabonese minister

The Guardian just ran this article here. I really have no comment, except that I’m not even sure even this would work. Depends on who they are, I guess.

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