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Climate change in 2020

The focus was on the pandemic but the struggle in our relationship with nature has not gone away

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We can avert irreversible climate change
Action is both essential and affordable — but it demands international leaders’ co-operation
Climate change: what Antarctica’s ‘doomsday glacier’ means for the planet
Thwaites Glacier is melting at an alarming rate, triggering fears over rising sea levels
China, not America, will decide the fate of the planet
But its coal addiction and authoritarian system mean it will struggle to take a global lead
The costs of tackling climate change keep on falling
Investments in a zero-carbon economy should boost economic growth
Subnational governments hold the key to climate solutions
As bushfires blaze, Australia cannot afford to wait for the prime minister to act
Half a cheer for Boris Johnson’s green revolution Premium content
Decarbonisation requires long-term commitments to spending, tax plans and redistribution

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