A scientific backdrop to climate change policy
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https://doi.org/10.26686/pq.v2i1.4185Abstract
Never before in history have we known so much about the earth and our interactions with it. Science has been a great investment, and now scientists the world over are sending a solemn warning: we are changing the climate, and the threat this poses to the economy and society is significant. These threats are not merely a marginal concern. They relate to the natural resource backbone of economic and political life.
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