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Olas de calor en Europa demuestran que cambio climático no es solo un problema de los países pobres

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By Philippe Benoit
| IPS Inter Press Service
PARÍS – Si se presta atención a la retórica sobre el cambio climático (al menos en aquellos foros en los que aún se permite utilizar el término), se observa una tendencia emergente preocupante entre algunos líderes de opinión preocupados por el clima, como ilustra la carta de Bill Gates a la COP30 de noviembre pasado.
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Europe’s heat wave shows climate change is not just a poor-countries issue

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By Philippe Benoit
| The Manila Times Verified
PARIS — If you pay close attention to the rhetoric regarding climate change — at least in those forums still allowed to use the term — there has been a disturbing emerging trend among some climate-concerned thought leaders, as epitomized by Bill Gates’ letter to the 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) last fall.
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Europe’s Heat Wave Shows Climate Change Is Not Just a Poor-Countries Issue Original

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By Philippe Benoit
| Global Issues
Whether it is the middle or working classes, or even the well-to-do, life can start to shrink in the face of extreme weather. Credit: Shutterstock PARIS, July 3 (IPS) - If you pay close attention to the rhetoric regarding climate change (at least in those forums still allowed to use the term), there has been a disturbing emerging trend among some climate-concerned thought leaders, as epitomized by Bill Gates’s letter to COP30 last fall.
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