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To prevent human suffering – both here and around the globe – we need both mitigation and adaptation.
Politics of Poverty blogHomeland Security Advisor Tom Bossert thinks we can address climate change, just “not the causes.” He’s wrong.
To prevent human suffering – both here and around the globe – we need both mitigation and adaptation.