In Real Time with Stan Cox 15: Refugees, Wars, and Rebellious Scientists

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In Real Time with Stan Cox 15: Refugees, Wars, and Rebellious Scientists

FromThe Anti Empire Project with Justin Podur

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Nov 28, 2023

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Stan Cox is back to talk about climate refugees, rebellious scientists, and of course Gaza. Our monthly chat finds us both a bit discombobulated by the war, but we try to survey the climate situation anyway.

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Nov 28, 2023

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