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It’s time to do something about global warming, now
The environmental consequences of inaction are potentially disastrous, but so are the implications for sustainable global economic and social development.
Photograph by Jake Wright, The Hill Times
Just do something: Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver, and Environment Minister Peter Kent, pictured in this file photo at a Senate Energy Committee meeting on Parliament Hill. Philip Andrew Martin says urgent action is needed by leading countries to create, apply, and demonstrate new mechanisms for environmental sustainability, including adaptation strategies, for a warming planet.
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It’s time to do something about global warming, now
The environmental consequences of inaction are potentially disastrous, but so are the implications for sustainable global economic and social development.
Photograph by Jake Wright, The Hill Times
Just do something: Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver, and Environment Minister Peter Kent, pictured in this file photo at a Senate Energy Committee meeting on Parliament Hill. Philip Andrew Martin says urgent action is needed by leading countries to create, apply, and demonstrate new mechanisms for environmental sustainability, including adaptation strategies, for a warming planet.
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