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• In it, the authors make clear that while global attention has been focused on the coronavirus pandemic — for good reason — the climate crisis and the resulting disasters facing communities around the world are just as catastrophic.

• Electricity and heat production account for about a quarter of global greenhouse gas emissions, and most electricity produced in the United States still comes from fossil fuels.

• General Motors announced Thursday that it is increasing its investment in electric vehicles and autonomous tech to $27 billion through 2025 — $7 billion more than prior plans — as it seeks a top global position.

• Since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, Washington Post readers have been asking our journalists questions about the virus and the local, state, federal and global responses to it.

• Then going through a pandemic and global recession, it took another major hit, losing nearly half its staff to layoffs and more than half of its advertising revenue.

• Eventually, their output is worth five times that much to those who transport it globally.

• Globally, HIV affects more than 33 million people, and new cases are continuing to rise.

• Large, multi-national enterprises can also exercise this influence globally.

• More than 75 percent of these occur in low or middle-income countries, and India had one of the highest rates globally in 2012.

• The WHO report highlights the extent of suicide globally and the need for concerted and diverse prevention initiatives.

• Inversely, the slogan "Act locally, think globally" can easily lead to failure.