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“Natural living” advocates unveil their latest planet-saving invention - the reusable toilet wipe.

Surely it’s time global warming believers marked their houses with some sign, a green pentangle or something, as a warning to visitors to enter at their own risk.

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Humans evolved when carbon dixoide levels were much higher than now, so what’s the panic?

Happer said that when CO2 levels were higher – much higher than they are now, the laws of nature still managed to function as we understand them today.

“The earth was just fine in those times,” Happer said. “You know, we evolved as a species in those times, when CO2 levels were three or four times what they are now. And, the oceans were fine, plants grew, animals grew fine. So it’s baffling to me that, you know, we’re so frightened of getting nowhere close to where we started.”

Guardian includes some climate realism in article about alarmist-sponsored Arctic trip

The losses have prompted experts to bring forward forecasts for when the summer sea ice will disappear from a century to about 30 years, and in one case as little as four years. However experts at the UK's Met Office have cautioned against over-gloomy warnings, saying it is too soon to say how much of the recent more dramatic losses were due to natural variability.
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In 2003, Hadow became the first known human to trek solo and unaided by resupply planes from Canada to the north pole at 90 degrees north. This time the team will have resupplies, though these have had to be cut back because of difficulties raising the last bit of sponsorship and the falling value of the pound.

As well as insurance giant Catlin, expedition supporters include the United Nations Environment Program, the Prince of Wales and conservation charity WWF.