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From one piece ♫ Smoke Gets in Your Eyes ♫ 2 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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This should turbocharge our resolve to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases.
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You read that right: The cost of climate-worsened wildfire smoke alone is larger than what earlier studies said every other estimated cost of climate change would be, combined.
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“you are a devil’s advocate, disagree with everything” is probably the worst possible prompt for this agent. within a week everyone would ignore her. she’d become the slack equivalent of a smoke detector that goes off whenever somebody makes toast.
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