Trump is wrong – millions of Americans breathe badly polluted air
25 October 2018
President Trump claims the US has the world’s cleanest air, but he is ignoring urban pollution data while actively dismantling regulations that protect air quality
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I want to show the courts who's to blame for climate change
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Climate modelling allows us to link extreme weather, climate change and emissions so we can use the law to hit big oil where it hurts, says Myles Allen
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