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I've been reflecting a lot lately on climate anxiety — and on the feelings of helplessness that have simmered in the hearts and minds of so many friends and colleagues. The future of our planet has ...

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From encouraging ideas about climate solutions to dystopian views of the future, climate leaders found a lot to read over the ...

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Andreas Malm and Wim Carton have an enemy, and it’s not “climate deniers.” These authors acknowledge that the original Big ...