A decade ago, conversations about climate change tended to include the word ‘hope’.
The world is a very different place now — we are in a climate emergency, according to the United Nations. Cities are experiencing unprecedented temperatures and many of our native species are facing extinction.

For climate researchers at The Australian National University (ANU), being on the frontlines of one of humanity’s greatest existential threats – while seeing little to no progress – can take its toll. So, how do they stay hopeful?

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This article was first published on ANU Reporter.