Name: Over 11,000 Scientists Declare Global 'Climate Emergency'
Uploaded: 11/5/2019 7:19:15 PM
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Description: Scientists from 153 countries have published a paper, using analysis of more than 40 years of data, warning of 'untold human suffering' if action on climate change isn't taken, along with six immediate steps we must take to reduce planet-warming effects.

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