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Confessions of a climate denier

A mini-tornado hits north Sydney: what on earth can it mean?

23 November 2013

9:00 AM

23 November 2013

9:00 AM

OK, I got it wrong. My climate change denialism has collapsed under the sheer weight of contradictory evidence. ‘Still think it’s all a hoax now?’ mock my leftie buddies, gleefully recounting the latest apocalyptic data spewing forth from the pages of the Fairfax press or dominating airtime at the ABC.

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