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Geologist Gregg Braden challenges the mainstream climate narrative "Climate change is real — I've been saying it since 1979. But humans aren't the cause. CO2 is rising — yes. But over 90% comes from warming oceans (warm water releases gas), not human activity. The oceans are warming from BELOW...

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