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A Green New Deal will only be successful if it disrupts the global capitalist order and centres itself on the emancipation of marginalised communities.
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The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam is expected to alleviate the country’s energy shortage—but at the long-term agricultural cost to neighbouring nations.
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