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"Don't work for climate-wreckers": UN chief to the young

We are the transition: APPEA

António Guterres received an honorary degree from Seton and used his moment on stage to tell students not to work for the industry that may solve the climate crisis.

Former Portuguese prime minister and UN chief Antonio Gueterres told a group of university students in the US yesterday they were the ones holding the cards in the job market and should be working...

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