.JustinWorland: The world's biggest problems are interconnected. Here's how we can solve them this decade
Justin Worland is a Washington D.C.-based senior correspondent for TIME covering climate change and the intersection of policy, politics and society.wo decades ago, people around the world rang in the new millennium with a growing sense of optimism. The threat posed by the Cold War was fading slowly in the rearview mirror. Leading thinkers like Francis Fukuyama touted the, saying it would bring democracy and prosperity to the developing world.
The recognition that these challenges are fundamentally linked isn’t new. Activists and academics have for many years pointed to the cascading effects of various social ills. Whether it’s the way racism contributes to poor health outcomes or gender discrimination, the examples are seemingly endless. But this understanding has made its way into the conversation about solutions too.
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