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Global warming is still a problem: Report (but Republican says God will take care of us)

Here’s a hilarious (though just as sad) story from our friends at The Onion on how global warming, that issue that was popular a few years ago, is still a problem. And here’s a link to a strangely non-satirical article about how God will save us from climate change, according to U.S. Representative and Republican evangelical John Shimkus, who wants to become Chairman of the U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce. Yikes!

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