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The Costs of Climate Inaction

The Costs of Climate Inaction

Extreme weather change exacerbated by the rise of global temperature is now the most visible and immediate concern for Americans in relation to climate change in the upcoming election.

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Authors: Erin Auel and Alison Cassady

Organization: Center for American Progress

Strategic Approach: Engagement

Type: General Resource

Author: Erin Auel and Alison Cassady

Organization:

Organization: Center for American Progress

Strategic Approach: Engagement

Type: General Resource

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