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People tend to notice what's wrong rather than what's right; we focus on problems—rightly so!—but often take solutions for granted. It's important to remember and learn from what worked, especially when it's relevant for the climate crisis, which can feel overwhelming and unfixable. Hannah Ritchie makes this case in her piece on how we can solve the climate crisis using lessons from acid rain.
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