Americans and climate change
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"In 2005 the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies convened 110 leaders and thinkers in Aspen, Colorado, and asked them to diagnose the reasons for the gap between climate science and action, and to generate recommendations to address it. This report discusses findings from the conference"--Provided by vendor.
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