Sane Thoughts for Insane Times
Geoffrey Deihl, Nicolas EntrupThe facts about climate change and overshoot
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#ClimateChange is now a #ClimateCrisis. It threatens the stability of every society. With agricultural failure a real possibility, it is grossly underreported and underplayed in the mainstream media. My goal is to educate and suggest action.
As Director International Relations at OceanCare, I am working on various multilateral environmental agreements and EU nature conservation policy processes, aiming to protect the marine environment and its species.
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