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Clinton seizes on environmental justice but progress requires deep reforms

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

Hillary Clinton has won the California primary, in part by appealing to environmentalists in a state with a long tradition in conservation and aggressive climate change policies. The victory follows the release earlier this spring of her strategy to address environmental and climate justice – a topic that’s risen to national prominence...

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