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Should We Worry About “Abrupt” Climate Change?

Posted on December 9, 2013 by

Like my mother, a kindred spirit, I have to admit that I worry, a habit that is, to a degree, pathological. Worry doesn’t change the future; it only depresses us. And, though 99% of the subject of our worry never …

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Should We Worry About “Abrupt” Climate Change?