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Stories written by Maggie White
Watering the Paris Agreement at COP24
By
Maggie White
Most people will experience climate change in the form of water – higher frequency and intensity of floods and droughts, an increase in waterborne diseases, and overloaded sewage systems that are unable to cope with new demands.
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