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By Jeremy Posted on November 8, 2019November 8, 2019

TIME Magazine: Climate Issue 2050

Excellent interactive site from TIME magazine, narrated by Dame Goodall about the climate crisis and what it will be like to live in 2050.

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Categories: climate change, readTags: al gore, climate change, climate crisis, global warming, Jane Goodall, jeremy waite, time magazine

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Communications Designer @IBM • Climate Reality Leader • Lover of Old Business Books, Clever Technology and the NHS • Based in London, UK. View all posts by Jeremy

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