Interviews And Articles by Nick Breeze
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Nick Breeze talks to Earth Dr Reese Halter in the latest podcast episode of the 'Atlantic Pacific Breeze'. |
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This is an extended conversation where Reese explains why the world is getting hotter and what the impacts will be. Reese explains why we have two choices:
1. Action that will help us survive climate change, or,
2. Obliteration!
It's a serious subject and one that we all need to be talking about, and demanding that our leaders take action on. As Reese points out: If you have a vote in your country... tell the people who are asking for it that they better take action on climate change!
"This is very, very serious... "
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