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An ill wind

On climate ‘denialism’ and the renewables industry

24 January 2020

10:00 PM

24 January 2020

10:00 PM

They’re like coastal scavengers of the eighteenth century, plundering the cargoes of wrecked ships. Or looters after an earthquake, pillaging supermarket shelves. For climate catastrophists the appalling disaster of the bushfires has been an opportunity for cynical exploitation. The worse the tragedy, the louder they have blared their condemnation of ‘climate deniers’.

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