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Daily Archives: January 2, 2010
Ross Gelbspan: “In Conclusion…”
“The truth is that, even assuming the wildest possible success of these initiatives—that humanity decided tomorrow to replace its coal and oil burning energy sources with non-carbon sources—it would still be too late to avert major climate disruptions,” says journalist-author … Continue reading
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