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New proof of AGW

Richard Treadgold | July 10, 2011

Climate changes and we didn’t see it coming.

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The effects of climate change can no longer be ignored

h/t Keith Hancox.

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  1. Robin Pittwood says:
    July 10, 2011 at 10:49 pm

    Umm – not AGW. Looks more like evidence of solar variation to me. Possibly changes in cloud cover?

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