Eric Pooley

Contributor, Time Magazine

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Contributor to Time magazine and author of Climate Wars, the forthcoming book on the politics of climate change

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More and more scientists say global warming is happening faster than they expected, while the world's major polluters fail to take meaningful action.

Global Warming and the Presidential Campaign

More and more scientists say global warming is happening faster than they expected, while the world's major polluters fail to take meaningful action.

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