Foreword

Abstract

Contents

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Global Warming – Global Cooling
Natural Cause Found
Controls Climate Cycles
David A. Dilley
Researcher and CEO, Global Weather Oscillations, Inc.
Ocala, Florida USA

Chapter Twelve
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