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Why warmer days in Alaska are not a sign of climate armageddon

31 December 2021

7:15 PM

31 December 2021

7:15 PM

It’s climate panic again. This time, under headlines such as ‘Baked Alaska’, we are informed that the most northerly US state has experienced ‘absurd’ temperatures for December. ‘In December when temperatures would normally be well below zero,’ states the Independent, the town of Kodiak has registered a temperature of 67 degrees Fahrenheit (19.4

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