社论信，第3.1期

Community Change Pub Date : 2020-05-29 DOI:10.21061/cc.v3i1.a.30

Jared Keyel, Ashleigh Breske, Simone Franzi, G. Mason, Patrick Salmons

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欢迎来到Community Change第3.1期。在第三期中，作者探讨了解决21世纪最突出的全球挑战之一的问题、挫折和希望的可能性:人为气候变化，这是一种由学术出版物描述并由该领域专家研究的人为现象。

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Editorial Letter, Issue 3.1

Welcome to issue 3.1 of Community Change. In this third issue, the contributors explore questions, setbacks, and possibilities for hope in addressing one of the preeminent global challenges of the 21st century: anthropogenic climate change, a human-caused phenomenon described in scholarly publications and studied by experts in the field.

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