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Climate Change: ‘Like a cancer before onset of symptoms’

The gradual progression of climate change and delayed effects of emissions can give a sense of unreality; denial is a great psychological defence, write Liam Quaide and Róisín Cuddihy.

Climate Change: ‘Like a cancer before onset of symptoms’

Thu, 30 Nov, 2017 - 00:00

The gradual progression of climate change and delayed effects of emissions can give a sense of unreality; denial is a great psychological defence, write Liam Quaide and Róisín Cuddihy.

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