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What is the matter with these people? Either they really don’t know, or they are so corrupt that they pretend they don’t know. That’s the real story.
What is the matter with these people? Either they really don’t know, or they are so corrupt that they pretend they don’t know. That’s the real story.
We play Russian roulette with climate and no one knows what lies in the active chamber Wallace BroeckerPeople are angry. They feel that nobody is listening to their pain.
Can modern society prepare for a world in which global warming threatens large-scale social, economic, and political upheaval?
Trump himself just stared at the TV without saying anything. His campaign hadn’t even bothered to prepare an acceptance speech.
In July, 1977, James F. Black, one of Exxon’s senior scientists, addressed many of the company’s top leaders in New York, explaining the earliest research on the greenhouse effect.
Facts are stern things John Curtin The hypocrisy, arrogance, and hubris of a family that has sought to turn the Presidency into another Trump franchise.