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11,000 global scientists declare climate emergency

"Tell it catastrophic like it is"

“Tell it catastrophic like it is”

“Tell it catastrophic like it is”

The scientists published a collaborative international study in BioScience Journal, proposing a list of actions to "lessen the worst effects of climate change" and declaring a "climate emergency." ...

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