Nothing has taught me more in my career as a climate expert and consultant than the conversations that I have had with the people of Kiribati—a low-lying Pacific Island that faces existential threats from sea level rise—or those that I have had with a gentleman in North Wales when his home flooded after a protective sea wall broke. Learning from the human aspect of these projects I’ve been hired to consult on is challenging, but it has taught me that no matter how daunting the challenge, there is always a way forward.
As the most direct and pressing threat to humanity, climate change is
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