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NeilBlanchard · 11-15-2017, 01:16 PM

The sun's output has been unexpectedly low, for a while now. We have seen significant warming despite the lower output from the sun.

The numbers I have been seeing are that a bit less than 60% of voters feel that climate change is a big issue. Given that there are actual flat earthers here in the US, that makes it more significant that climate change is recognized as an important issue.

BBC NEWS | UK | Magazine | Do they really think the earth is flat?

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