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Forced responses: May 2019

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A bimonthly open thread on climate solutions and policies. If you want to discuss climate science, please use the Unforced Variations thread instead.

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Unforced variations: May 2019

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This month’s open thread about climate science topics. For discussions about solutions and policy, please use the Forced Responses open thread.

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