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Could a new global panel defuse inequality’s ‘ticking time bomb’?

C-Net News Desk • 30 Sep 2026, 12:00 PM • Sujit Shekhar

What if the world tackled inequality with the same kind of scientific firepower it has brought to the climate crisis?

What if the world tackled inequality with the same kind of scientific firepower it has brought to the climate crisis?

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