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Leah Aronowsky

Leah Aronowsky is a historian of science at Columbia, where she writes and teaches about the history of the climate crisis. icon

How to Profit from Climate Change

By Leah Aronowsky

How did capitalism waste the crucial decades when climate change could have been halted? By fixating on—and downplaying—“risk.”

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