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The Washington Post published an accidental truth. In an article about climate change, they published a graphic depicting scientists best estimates of earth’s temperature over the past 485 million years…
Two things are abundantly clear:
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So I presume that The Washington Post summarized this analysis with the obvious conclusion: They are now strongly in favor of global warming. The Post suggests that we should burn more fossil fuels.
Right?
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Anthropogenic. Common mistake.
And let's remember, it wasn't all that long ago that the cries of alarm were over "The Coming Ice Age!"
The "solution," however, is always the same: more government control, taxation, etc.
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You are a hoot!
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That is so 1970s-80s! Back when they wanted to paint the polar ice caps black, and stuff.
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Surprisingly, I was mistaken.
Check out the extraordinary sub-hed to this article in The Post:
So the brilliant, college-educated journalists at The Post see a 50 million year trend of continued global cooling. And they're worried about global warning.
I wonder why nobody trusts the media anymore?
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