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(From Denial-ville):  Climate change frenzy clouds our judgment
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(From Denial-ville):  Climate change frenzy clouds our judgment

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Climate change is crowding out concern for, and resources from, all sorts of other problems that have far more immediate effects.

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Climate change is crowding out concern for, and resources from, all sorts of other problems that have far more immediate effects.
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