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Climate politics: Environmentalists need to think globally, but act locally

  • Written by Nives Dolsak, Professor of Environmental Policy, University of Washington
imageThe outdoor retail industry is moving its lucrative trade show out of Utah after disputes with state officials over land conservation.AP Photo/Rick Bowmer

As President Trump pivots from a failed attempt to overhaul health care to new orders rolling back controls on carbon pollution, environmentalists are preparing for an intense fight. We study...

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