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Cluster of extreme weather events leave no doubt climate change is real, Caribbean nations tell UN

Sep 24, 2017, at 04:00 pm

New York, Sept 24(Just Earth News): The Minister for Foreign Affairs of Trinidad and Tobago, echoing other senior government officials on Saturday and throughout the General Assembly’s annual general debate, questioned how, after the spate of recent catastrophic events in the Caribbean, South Asia and elsewhere, one could deny that “climate change is real, and it is upon us.”