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Is there a business opportunity in this post?
Or did you just not bother to check which forum this went in???
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October was Hottest ever
Didn't feel so warm to me, or anyone else I know. But then who are we to argue with the GISS.
One of the worlds leading global warming institutes blindly publicised alarming, but obviously suspect data. Claimed a vast swathe of Russia was in meltdown in October. Thankfully some misceivous sceptics analysised the data and found that the Russian data had just been copied from previous month. Lazy Ruskies
Point is, are our governments are committing trillions of $ to avert some disaster based on falsified/bad data.
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