Climate – what's next?

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Climate – what's next?

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Mar 10, 2018

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Climate changing ten times faster than historic natural variation
Award for fighting civilisation’s greatest challenge
Trump working in a science vacuum – John Holdren
Trump excludes science from the political process
Fracking mostly done in the dark
Leigh Creek – South Australian town all set up and ready for industry and new residents

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Mar 10, 2018

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