The world woke up to the threat from climate change. Many people finally realised it is here and now, and that many governments are not taking it seriously enough. This is the year of climate anger.
Three things brought the escalating climate crisis to the fore: A series of deadly weather events, explosive growth of the global youth protest movement led by a Swedish teenager and a series of eye-opening United Nations climate reports.
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