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Do you have to be an optimist to work toward a better world?
For professionals in fields such as suicide prevention and climate science, the future can seem bleak. But sometimes action is the most effective form of optimism.
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At COP26, hyperbole and inertia
Are the world’s leaders talking a big game on climate because they want to take action, or because they don’t?
Leaders warn of climate 'doomsday' as old rifts divide summit's first day
The opening day of a climate summit was heavy on dire warnings and light on substantive proposals as leaders in Glasgow met to discuss a warming world.
Once a leading polluter, the UK is now trying to lead on climate change
On the eve of a global climate summit, Britain’s evolution from fossil fuels to clean energy is on display. But experts question whether its commitment is sufficient, and whether it can persuade other nations to meet meaningful goals.
Eleanor Salter: Britain, COP26 host, is not leading the way on climate change
A glance behind the rhetoric reveals the government’s hypocrisy.
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Paradise was lost. She’s telling its stories
Climate change isn't this thing on the horizon that we'll face in 10 years — we are living with it now. Paradise is a stark example of what we stand to lose.
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House passes bills to bolster scientific research
The legislation would invest in traditional research and development, clashing with a broad Senate measure that focuses on cutting-edge technology to compete with China.
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