The 20th Century's Lessons for the Climate Crisis? Pragmatism, Unity, and Urgency

<p>The Great Depression and Fascism were two great crises made worse and ultimately more destructive by hesitation, division, and ideological resistance to action. The stakes of the climate crisis are incalculably higher, and humanity can&#39;t afford to repeat last century&#39;s mistakes.&nbsp;</p>

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