A chaotic shareholder meeting last May convinced our climate innovation editor Vijay Vaitheeswaran the world could slow the warming of the planet. But how can it be done? He asks our editors catBrahic and Eaterofsun on “To A Lesser Degree”
and finding ways to suck carbon out of the air, adapting to climate change; and navigating the fraught global politics to reach agreement at November’s UN Climate Conference in Glasgow.
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