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Quote by Alan Weisman

“The worst happens, and life still goes on.”

Quote by Alan Weisman

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Alan Weisman, born on March 24, 1947, is an American author known for his in-depth investigations and critical thinking on environmental and social issues. His works, particularly 'The World Without Us', have gained widespread acclaim for their insightful exploration of the potential consequences of overpopulation on a global scale. more

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