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From ‘carbon bombs’ to ‘coolcations’: new language of climate change

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From ‘carbon bombs’ to ‘coolcations’: new language of climate change

The language used to talk about climate change by individuals, organisations and the media is ever evolving. We explore some of the newly emerging words that our Cambridge Dictionary lexicographers have discovered recently.

Climate education
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