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‘A kind of dark realism’: Why the climate change problem is starting to look too big to solve

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  • – The Washington Post – 12/4/18
‘A kind of dark realism’: Why the climate change problem is starting to look too big to solve
Tagged on: agriculture    building    Climate Change    dark    energy    problem    realism    solve    strategy    transport    Update 208    urban
Daniel Shaffer December 7, 2018 Big Picture
  • ← Homeowners along gas pipelines in Lebanon, Berks counties shocked to find threats of liens in mail
  • UPDATE: Senate Confirms McNamee to FERC →

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Allegheny-Blue Ridge Alliance

The Allegheny Blue-Ridge Alliance (ABRA) is a coalition of organizations concerned about the natural gas pipeline that Dominion Resources and its partner companies have proposed to build through portions of West Virginia, Virginia and North Carolina.

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