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This American Life

Jay Odenbaugh

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Given the complexity of John Nolt's overall argument (Nolt, 2011), I summarise it at the outset. First, focusing on the mean emissions of the United States, ignoring the ‘porousness’ of nations, an...

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Given the complexity of John Nolt's overall argument (Nolt, 2011), I summarise it at the outset. First, focusing on the mean emissions of the United States, ignoring the ‘porousness’ of nations, an...

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Given the complexity of John Nolt's overall argument (Nolt, 2011), I summarise it at the outset. First, focusing on the mean emissions of the United States, ignoring the ‘porousness’ of nations, an...

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