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The climate has always been changing for the last three or so billion years. It will continue for the next however many billion years the earth will exist. It has nothing to do with fossil fuels, jets, or any other human activities. Major climate events have happened outside of [humans’] limited time here. Most of our American continent was once covered by gigantic ice glaciers that carved the Great Lakes and other features. They melted. There were no SUVs, planes or other human made causes. There weren’t even any cows then. Radicals now want cows killed because their farting allegedly changes the climate. Madness.

Daneil Thompson ’70 Atlanta

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