
qz.com
17 August 2018
Border water is the biggest climate change issue no one's talking about
Border water will be at the center of climate change diplomacy. It may pull nations together, or lead them into war.
Border water will be at the center of climate change diplomacy. It may pull nations together, or lead them into war.
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There is hope.