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[NewsBusters.org - Exposing Liberal Media Bias] Of course, if Andrew Revkin ever did seriously question the global warming dogma more forcefully, that could constitute employment endangerment at the Times. Hey, economic times are tough and your humble correspondent understands the necessity of avoiding the dreaded pink slip. For the time being you can continue to wink coded mixed messages at us, Andrew.
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[http://philadelphiawearechange.org] Arctic Ice Thickens: NYT Environment Writer Commits Global Warming ...: Why Andrew Revkin, the New York Times environment writer. On the heels of his recent "heresy" of quoting noted climatologist Mojib Latif's finding that the world will probably be in for a cooling trend for the next decade or two, Revkin's latest report will probably not sit well with the global warming alarmists:
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