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Climate change after COVID-19: Harder to defeat politically, easier to tackle economically

The pandemic is an exceptional opportunity to understand where the real challenges lie for progression on climate action Image: REUTERS/Luis Echeverria

Franziska Funke
Writer, Vox EU
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