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Our collective response to climate change
That's right. We theorized the effects shortly after the first coal power plant, and we have observed the effects for a century now. Yet the response has been minimal, to say the least
I'm sure we've seen nothing yet
As far as effort? You're right
And damage!
large efforts are being made, its just not up to par with what people are expecting from their governments