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Opening the 2025 Fire and Ice Symposium, Bob Sandford, Senior Government Relations Liaison at the UN University Institute for Water, delivers a rousing, high-stakes address. In his brief but powerful talk, Sandford balances scientific urgency with profound optimism, delivering a rallying call for global climate action you won't want to miss.
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