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The Pendulum Has Swung: Climate Alarmism is on a Decline

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  LN24 / 3 weeks
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Well, there evidently is a moratorium on climate alarmism and the climate change deception as a whole. We saw this when people began to note the inaccuracy of climate disaster predictions, we saw this when people questioned the claimed natural occurrence of certain weather disasters (which brought weather modification discourse to the fore), we saw […]