As we are thinking about how we look at our foreign aid efforts and revise them for the future, how should we be factoring climate change in and coordinating with what we need to do in that area?
Jeanne Shaheen: “As we are thinking about how we look at our foreign aid efforts and revise them for the future, how should we be…”
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Senator Shaheen emphasizes the need to integrate climate change into foreign aid strategies.
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