Published in
May 2022
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Climate emergency declarations, new climate-focused departments, and sophisticated climate action plans signal growing momentum. But there is a gap between the intention and what is actually happening on the ground.
We need new thinking – and new transformational approaches.
In 2018, scientists, policy makers, think tanks, and businesses from around the world came together at the first Cities Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change conference in Edmonton. It was a remarkable event, with discussions ranging from
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