...either that, or Greenpeace is much more clever than M. Night Shyamalan.
Hmm...given these two possibilities, I think the choice is an obvious one.
P.S.: Michael Crichton would have had us believe that aliens cause global warming. Nonsense. Don't listen to him. The aliens were always on our side.
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