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At Davos, Johan Rockström frets that sovereign nations stepping back from unattainable climate agreements pose a “real worry.” Why? Not because the science is failing, but because it might slow the rollout of the globalists' true project: a punitive, worldwide carbon tax regime. He openly laments that populist pushes...

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