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Climate change is humanity's greatest challenge and we must act together or else face the consequences.
I'll be updating and growing this site with more and more information over time.
This Substack community will provide you with not only the major updates on my site, but also important climate change news you need to know. This Substack will also give info about my novels and other news updates.
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- ... or even a skeptic
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Laurent Cousineau is the founder of Climate Change Guide. He is a writer, actor, and environmentalist. He is from Montreal, Canada. He started the website and Facebook Page Climate Change Guide in 2011.
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