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The Washington Monument on the day of the People's Climate March, March 29, 1999. Image by Becker1999 via Flickr
Climate change will wreak havoc on the world unless governments take drastic steps within the next decade, a new United Nations report warns.
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- Jacob Fenston Environment Reporter, WAMU 88.5; @JacobFenston
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