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Elizabeth May: The Biggest Story of 2011 for Me? Weather Gone Wild
Elizabeth May - Thursday, December 29, 2011, 7:29
My Biggest Story of the Year is the on-going refusal to connect the dots and describe climate change events for what they are. Not “Mother Nature” on a rampage; not some “wacky and wild curve ball.”
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