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Blogging on climate change - a job for the brave

tlambert | June 5, 2010

CSIRO's ECOS magazine has published an article on climate blogging by Graeme Readfern. Featured are Deltoid, Skeptical Science and Climate Shifts. Hat tip: Ove Hoegh-Guldberg.

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