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by William Hughes-Games - Jun. 30, 2009

A good article on the conservative view of our future over the next few decades.

As harsh as the situation will be with the gradual change of our climate as implied by the article, it pales in comparison with what will result if sudden climate change occurs as hypothesized by some scientists.

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