New book asks whether addressing climate change requires stability or conflict

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Sep 8, 2025, 8:23 am107 pts
A new book is set to change how we think about tackling the climate crisis. It asks a big question: When it comes to climate change, is it better to "lock in" steady, long-term policies, or do we need dramatic political conflict and protests to force real change?

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