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This, of course, makes a nonsense of Attenborough’s claim that: What we’re doing right now is we’re so rapidly changing the climate, for the first time in the world’s history people can see the impact of climate change” “Greater storms, greater floods, greater heatwaves, extreme sea level rise” “All of this is happening far faster than many of us thought possible
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