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Good News: IPCC Cancels Planetary Emergency: UN IPCC now believes that in the 21st Century, Atlantic Ocean circulation collapse is ‘very unlikely,’ ice sheet collapse is ‘exceptionally unlikely,’ and catastrophic release of methane hydrates from melting permafrost is ‘very unlikely’

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The Committee on Climate Change have been caught cheating:

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