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Climate Hope: Stories of Action in an Age of Global Crisis David Geselbracht is an argument for hope.
B.C. lawyer and environmental journalist says now is not the time to despair.
He points to notable, albeit partial success by states like Denmark in reducing their carbon footprints.
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