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The Cato Institute has a paper arguing that media coverage of global warming trends in the past two years focus on the negatives without placing such trends in context.
Author: Patrick J. Michaels
August 23, 2006
The Cato Institute has a paper arguing that media coverage of global warming trends in the past two years focus on the negatives without placing such trends in context.
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