Putting the "change" in climate change

In The Reeds: Canada's Conservation Podcast

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When the United Nations first ever biodiversity report was released in May, the results seemed pretty dire.

But there is no better guest to help us make sense of a way forward than Dr. Kai Chan. He was one of the report's authors and he joins our pod to help answer this question:

In the great debate of climate change, what will it take to change?

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