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Sharpening perspective on the theory of anthropogenic climate change

Question: Is a global famine a fair price to satisfy climate alarmists?

Posted byJohn WhiteNovember 5, 2022November 5, 2022Posted inatheism, climate, Climate Science, Economics, ESG, Family, Food Supply, Natural Resources, population, Progressivism, right to life, science, socialismTags: anthropogenic, climate alarmism, climate change, famine, good science, hierarchy of needs, hunger, junk science, prioritiesLeave a comment on Sharpening perspective on the theory of anthropogenic climate change

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