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By: Bryan Murphy

JohnD Indeed, but the difference is that no-one seriously disputed that the Clean Air Act was necessary or the cause and effect of the Great Smog. You might just as well say that climate change belongs...

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By: JohnD

I daresay there were climate change deniers like Meme Mine at the time when the Clean Air Act was passed in 1956, following the Great Smog of 1952, which was estimated to have caused 12,000 deaths...

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By: Bryan Murphy

You would have a major problem of causation – given that the UK is responsible for less than 2% of global human-induced emissions, should it be held responsible for more than 2% of anyone’s loss, even...

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By: Meme Mine

You climate change fear mongers condemn my kids to the greenhouse gas ovens and claim to champion Human rights? REAL planet lovers are glad the crisis was a tragic exaggeration. Get ahead of the curve.

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By: John Dowdle

Where private corporations are concerned, if they have breached climate or environmental law here or elsewhere in the world, could not an action lie under the Proceeds of Crime Act for the DPP to...

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