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It’s official: ‘Climate scientists opposing Keystone XL are to the left of WashPo Editorial Page. Next up, NY Times?’

By Marc Morano

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Previous articleWashington Post editorial: Opposition to the Keystone pipeline is ‘a counterproductive obsession of many in the environmental movement’ — ‘Environmentalists are fighting the wrong battles’
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