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I'm not sure the "remarkable Arctic warmth" is real, especially since the disappearance of arctic sea ice during that time has been linked not to warmer temperatures, but to wind patterns by other researchers at NASA.

— Anthony Watts

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Often we lose sight of our place in the universe, some never knew at all just how miniscule we humans are compared to everything else.

I'm comfortable with my position because I see clear evidence that climate change is driven mainly by the sun.

Should a record setting year or string of them be cause for alarm? Personally I don't think so.

I've been saying this all along… the sun is the Big Kahuna of climate change on earth.

Why would a committee award such a prestigious prize right on the heels of his documentary [An Inconvenient Truth] being proven inaccurate and prone to exaggerations?

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