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"I'm disinterested, because I feel the real problem is over population. And this never gets addressed. Global warming is a side affect."

Very astute! You're absolutely correct.

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As a recent graduate of a Master's program in the physical sciences, I was nearly suffocated with the topic of global warming. Now, rather than accepting the prevailing theories about the science behind global warming, I find myself driven to seek out its flaws. It's now clear to me that the evidence is quite shaky. Nonetheless, I do pursue an environmentally-friendly lifestyle, but I do it in light of the relationships between humans and nature that we better understand.

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