"If further global warming reaches 2 or 3 degrees Celsius, we will likely see changes that make Earth a different planet than the one we know. The last time it was that warm was in the middle Pliocene, about 3 million years ago, when sea level was estimated to have been about 25 meters (80 feet) higher than today," Hansen said.
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Lucky for you ...
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Screening's nice, you can just make the voices disappear.
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WELL, NOW YOU'VE DONE IT AGAIN, OLLIE!
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