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One more year to stop talking, start acting, on reducing emissions

The ongoing war in Ukraine is a wrenching issue, so is the lack of affordable housing in major cities; and, the COVID crisis is by no means over. Governments face myriad pressing challenges this year. But none is as frightening as climate change.

Opinion
BY SUSAN RILEY
January 9, 2023

Opinion | BY SUSAN RILEY | January 9, 2023

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