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What would a response to the climate emergency look like?

Emily Benson, Green Economy Coalition

01 May 2019 •

The Green Economy Coalition's Emily Benson outlines an emergency treatment plan for nature

Over the last few months, something extraordinary has been happening in the UK and around the world. Hundreds of thousands of people, from all walks of life, have taken to the streets to demand that the...

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