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Thursday, 18 August 2022
We may no longer have any geophysics
Two charts I rely on, are under greta pressure to fold up their tents, and go. They appear later and later, and I send reminders, always two days later than before. I must be the only one in the world that looks at them. Even the physics guy just goes with the mob think.In my imagination, I would like to show you how the Arctic ice is becoming quite thick again, and how Antarctica has
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