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	<title>Comments on: Climate Change &#8212; An Enlightenment</title>
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		<title>By: A P Mama</title>
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		<description>&lt;strong&gt;Comments on Climate Change:  Reject, Deny or Blame Nature&lt;/strong&gt;

And then you have the ones who agree that global warming is happening, but deny that it is human-caused. This is the most insidious, because it is the most difficult to spot and, I suppose, to prove. 

We can show them the results of climate change in the movements of species to colder areas, and they can&#039;t deny this. Showing it as a direct result of human activity may be a little harder. 

Moreover, it is not necessarily an aspect of business practice to deny facts. There are many business models that include the facts. The denial, then, is not necessarily a feature of business, but simply of stupidity, or perhaps simply avarice.</description>
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<p>And then you have the ones who agree that global warming is happening, but deny that it is human-caused. This is the most insidious, because it is the most difficult to spot and, I suppose, to prove. </p>
<p>We can show them the results of climate change in the movements of species to colder areas, and they can&#8217;t deny this. Showing it as a direct result of human activity may be a little harder. </p>
<p>Moreover, it is not necessarily an aspect of business practice to deny facts. There are many business models that include the facts. The denial, then, is not necessarily a feature of business, but simply of stupidity, or perhaps simply avarice.</p>
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