S7 Ep36: Climate Change Politics in Developing Countries

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Jul 15, 202630:08Government & Organizations

A river dries up. The soil turns salty. A harvest fails. Farmers across the developing world feel climate change constantly and personally, they rarely blame their government, or demand action. Guy Grossman (University o...

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