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July 13, 2011 Arts » Reading

Duke professor Orrin Pilkey takes on the deniers in Global Climate Change: A Primer

by Gerry Canavan

According to an August 2000 Harris Poll, more than 70 percent of Americans surveyed believed in global warming, with only a small minority (20 percent) rejecting the science and an even smaller segment (13 percent) claiming global warming was not a serious…

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