Andrew Jones

Climate Interactive

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Co-director of Climate Interactive, an American-based nonprofit whose data on climate change is used by American negotiators and by numerous other governments, including China

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The scientific consensus is that global warming is already changing the world as we've come to know it.

When Progress on Climate Change Still Spells Disaster

The scientific consensus is that global warming is already changing the world as we've come to know it.

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