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Climate Change Is Losing Its Grip on Our Politics
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*American politics.
My own nation's leader was banging on about wanting to push to be a leader in climate change action just a few days ago, it made various headlines.
It's not like we're all suddenly going to forget what's happening around us because some other country just elected it's first self-admitted Dictator.
Americans can't possibly be that far up their own arses.