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The Truth About Global Warming – Again

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By Richard Littlemore
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This headline – โ€œThe truth about global warmingโ€ – is one of the biggest hit grabbers on Google: people want toย know.

In such circumstances, woe betide the ones who wind up on Susan Shelley’s blogpost, which begins with an interesting piece of science and concludes with an encouragement that we all ignore the unprecedented scope of human impact on the earth’s climate – and watch football.ย Scary.

Again, if you really want to know โ€œthe truth about climate change,โ€ click on the link above: โ€œIs climate change real?โ€ You will findย there the work of legitimate experts. Accept nothing less.ย 

By Richard Littlemore

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