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If voters decide to get serious about climate change, May might get a late wedding present in October

The only person who has never discounted the ticking time bomb of climate change, and who continues to be the class of environmentalists sitting in the House of Commons, is Elizabeth May. She’s got the battle scars to prove it.

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BY MICHAEL HARRIS
April 29, 2019

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If voters decide to get serious about climate change, May might get a late wedding present in October

The only person who has never discounted the ticking time bomb of climate change, and who continues to be the class of environmentalists sitting in the House of Commons, is Elizabeth May. She’s got the battle scars to prove it.

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If voters decide to get serious about climate change, May might get a late wedding present in October

The only person who has never discounted the ticking time bomb of climate change, and who continues to be the class of environmentalists sitting in the House of Commons, is Elizabeth May. She’s got the battle scars to prove it.

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