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By gregladen on February 4, 2010.

Somebody is making fun of everybody: Things I Have Learned From Blogging at Science Blogs, Part I

Bad news: Why the denial camp is winning (and we're all losing) the climate wars

But then again: Rush Limbaugh: How the existence of god disproves climate change

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