Climate Alarmists Fret over Too Many African, Indian Babies on 'World Population Day'
On World Population Day, the U.N. is anxious that the surging populations of African nations might develop Western-sized carbon footprints.
Source: breitbart.com
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On World Population Day, the U.N. is anxious that the surging populations of African nations might develop Western-sized carbon footprints.
On World Population Day, the U.N. is anxious that the surging populations of African nations might develop Western-sized carbon footprints.
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