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Climate change conference is on again

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention canceled a planned conference on health and climate change, so former Vice President Al Gore and others countered by finding an alternative venue in Atlanta.

by Cassandra Pollock

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention canceled a planned conference on health and climate change, so former Vice President Al Gore and national public health officials countered by finding an alternative venue in Atlanta. (The Washington Post)

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