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A closer look at satellite measurements reveals the earth's atmosphere is in fact cooling.
Global warming appears to be happening, but its effects will prove to be enjoyable for most people.
Even if global warming is real, the economic and lifestyle costs of fighting it will be worse than the predicted climate change itself.
Global warming is real, but it is the result of natural trends in the earth's atmosphere, not human activity.
All of the above.
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Placing billions of strips of tin foil into orbit around the earth to reflect sunlight away from the planet.
Erecting a giant shield to be orbited around the sun that would partially shade the earth from solar rays.
Artificially releasing large amounts of sulfur dioxide into the atmosphere, as volcanoes do upon eruption, to counteract the carbon dioxide responsible for heating the planet.
Initiating massive plankton booms in parts areas of the ocean to help the sea absorb more CO2.
All of the above.
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Greater use of mass transportation by urban commuters.
International agreements and legislation by governments to put a price on carbon emissions.
Broader consumer acceptance of energy-efficient products, such as hybrid vehicles and LED light bulbs.
Continued growth of the locally grown food movement and a shift towards vegetarianism.
A large reduction in cigarette smoking.
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