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The only surprising thing is that any of this has to be said.
It is such utter common sense and has been predicted years ago by Booker and co that I cannot understand why anyone disagrees anymore.
You need to do it in sign language when talking to the hard of hearing. Still, we both know this is not about science or even economics, is it? There is a political agenda that all the science in the world can’t defeat; only Mother Nature can have the last word and she’s clearing her throat as we speak.
Well spoken! People there, people listening and taking notes.
That is a real change – well done!
Only those with the eco-loon religious fervor would disagree – unfortunately, there’s plenty out there, still – especially in the EU!
I’d hoped to find a page on the recent elections. No doubt you’re working on it.
Well done; per ardua ad astra.
Here’s looking forward to the European Elections.