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Environments, and climates, change. They have before, and they will again. To say as much need not weaken resolve in recognizing the onset, and the stakes, of the Anthropocene. In Asia\u2014home to sixty percent of the world\u2019s population, living on only thirty percent of Earth’s land\u2014the stakes are especially high, for all forms of life. This workshop explores not just \u201clessons learned\u201d from past experience of environmental (and climate) change in Asia, but insights about those experiences that may help us all more effectively live in the environmental present and face the climate future.<\/p>\n
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