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Reducing Greenhouse Emissions Unlikely To Reduce Global Warming; A More Likely Cause Is Ozone Depletion, According To Longtime US Geophysicist

2016-01-13 07:44:03| pollutiononline News Articles

No scientist has ever demonstrated experimentally thatobservedincreases ingreenhouse-gasconcentrationsactuallycause air to warmenough to explain global warming

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