Unite the forces of government, business, and science to combat climate change post-pandemic

We must find new methods and solutions to the climate crisis and the urgency for a scientific approach is stronger than ever.

Overcoming COVID-19 is the priority, but the battle against climate change should not be nudged so far off to the side that its urgency is muted, writes Kim Watson. Pexels photograph by Markus Spiske

Opinion

BY KIM WATSON

December 2, 2020

COVID-19 has dominated news headlines in 2020, with governments around the globe focused on protecting the health of its citizens, and businesses across all industries scrambling for ways to both survive and keep their employees safe. This has been the year of a pandemic, but it has also been the y...

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