Law professor Albert Monroe believes the number one problem facing the world going forward is climate change From his perspective, the problems associated with global warming and other changes aren't just meant to keep scientists busy. As a lawyer, Monroe said, he can make use of his expertise to make a difference.
January 07, 2014 at 12:03 AM
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Law professor Albert Monroe believes the number one problem facing the world going forward is climate change.
From his perspective, the problems associated with global warming and other changes aren’t just meant to keep scientists busy. As a lawyer, Monroe said, he can make use of his expertise to make a difference too.
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