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In reply to the discussion: What Environmental Reporting Leaves Out [View all]tama
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There is a small, but very common, misconception contained in what you say here.
reusrename
Oct 2012
#54
Notice, though, that I never once claimed that this article talked about Venus or extinction....
AverageJoe90
Oct 2012
#7
I'm not at all convinced that climate change is anywhere near the only culprit........
AverageJoe90
Oct 2012
#8
Re: "if you point fingers at your culprits, make sure you are without sin."
AverageJoe90
Oct 2012
#47
Terra preta is the only thing I've found so far that I think might help overall.
GliderGuider
Oct 2012
#33
Absolutely! At the end of March I heard American activist Charles Simmons speak about this.
GliderGuider
Oct 2012
#51