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Globally, humans are better off today than on the first Earth Day

Globally, humans are better off today than on the first Earth Day
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"Fifty years ago, some scientists weren’t sure civilization would survive the century. It did—and there’s been a huge surge in human well-being."

Read full essay at National Geographic ↗
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