No, 2020 Is Not Our Last, Best Chance to Save the Planet, as TIME Magazine insists. No, we have 500 more Years to Work this out. Justin Worland the reporter is wrong, dead wrong.

WHO IS JUSTIN WORLAND? Inquiring TIME Magazine readers want to know. SEE LINK HERE: https://cli-fi-books.blogspot.com/2020/07/who-is-time-reporter-justin-worland.html

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TIME climate and energy reporter Justin Worland, born in 1992, grew up in Altadena, California, the son of Christopher and Rene Worland, both parents pictured below (scroll down) with Justin's younger brother Hunter in the middle).

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Justin Worland

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'' Writer @TIME covering energy, environment and climate. Not as serious as my photo suggests ''

GENDER

Male

ETHNICITY

Black / African

NATIONALITY

United States

COLLEGE

Harvard University ^{[2] Class of 2014} 

LOCATION

Washington, D.C. ^[1]

OCCUPATION

Journalist
BIRTHDATE:

1992

Justin Worland is a Washington D.C.-based correspondent for TIME covering energy and the environment.

2020 Is Our Last, Best Chance to Save the Earth from Climate Change (terrible headline, which Justin did not write, of course. His traffic-seeking editors did.

2020 Is Last, Best Chance to Save Earth From Climate Change

By Justin Worland

realclearpolitics.com — 2020 Is Last, Best Chance to Save Earth From Climate Change --- The time frame for effective climate action was always going to be tight, but the coronavirus pandemic has shrunk it further Read Full Article »

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He attended Polytechnic prep school and graduated in 2010, (his younger brother Hunter (pictured below with parents Rene and Chris) also went to Polytechnic, class of 2015 and also Harvard class of 2019 where he majored in history, ''all in the family'') with Justin later attending Harvard University as a history major and graduating with the class of 2014.

Just out of college, and with his Harvard connections, he landed a plum job as a reporter for Time in Washington D.C. where he works to this day, penning popular news articles read around the world online and in the pages of TIME's international editions.

 

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