The era of a safe climate is over - it is time for the 'climate majority' to rise

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The era of a safe climate is over - it is time for the 'climate majority' to rise

Climate action is no longer confined to a small group of activists or left-wing or anarchist organisations, writes Climate Majority Project's Rupert Read

People around the world are increasingly aware of the dire consequences of climate change. However, instead of succumbing to despair, in increasing numbers they are laying the groundwork for real mass...

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