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The stories we tell ourselves about the future.

Climate Change from A to Z | The New Yorker Skip to main content Newsletter Subscribe >> Annals of a Warming Planet Climate Change from A to Z Climate Change from A to Z The stories we tell ourselves about the future. by Elizabeth Kolbert November 21, 2022 Illustrations by Wesley Allsbrook Listen to this story Arrhenius Svante Arrhenius was, by nature, an optimist. He believed that science should—and could—be accessible to all. In 1891, he got his first teaching job, at an experimental university in Stockholm called the Högskola. That same year, he founded the Stockholm Physics Society, which

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