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How bucking climate change accord would hinder fight against HIV/AIDS

  • Written by Brian King, Associate Professor, Geography, Pennsylvania State University
imageSouth African women trying to soak up stagnant water during the drought in January 2016. Denis Farrell/AP

The potential withdrawal of the United States from the Paris climate agreement has broad implications for society and the environment. While much attention has concentrated upon melting glaciers, rising sea levels and conflicts over scarce...

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