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How can climate change denialism be explained? "The majority of people in Western countries live now in a state of material comfort beyond the imaginings of all previous generations. Who amongst us would not prefer to believe that there are indeed no limits to the material comforts we may enjoy?" (Robert Manne) — The Monthly

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