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12:12 I'm saying? The rain the rain is gonna come from cloudless days like but when I was young Oh. My mother used to tell me when it was raining on a on a open cloudless day, the devil was beating his wife. Those were her tears. Now, you're right, of course, Linnea. 1:17:46 Yeah. Alright. Well, that music means it's time to end this episode 109 of the Climate Realism Show. I wanna thank all of our viewers. Actually, we've had the biggest amount of viewers on YouTube on this show compared to any other. 01:39 Thank you. So, on episode 109, we're gonna talk about 2 recent polls that show climate change opinion is taking a dive and the perception and the as climate change is a threat to the public is taking the dive at the same time. Also, ESG funds have essentially collapsed as investors have pulled their money out in a big way. All of this, excuse me, all of this suggest a big downturn. Some might even call it a climate crisis of public opinion.

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08:38 H Sterling Burnett, PhD, director of the Arthur b Robinson Center on Climate and Environmental Policy at the Harland Institute. Always appreciate your input. These lawsuits always take time, but maybe this time, it'll do the right thing for creatures on this planet. Like the lessons they wanna do, but we actually do. Sir, thank you. 02:27 Right. If if it's an oil company, this would have been halted before it ever got off the ground. This is expedited by the Biden administration. Now to be fair, the government says there's no evidence that all these whales washing up on shore and all the ones that we don't even know about because they don't wash up on shore. They just sink to the bottom of the sea. 00:00 This is the Heartland Daily Podcast. The other day, h Sterling Burnett, director of the Arthur b Robinson Center For Climate and Environmental Policy at the Heartland Institute was a guest on the Steve Gruber show. Sterling was invited back on the program to talk about the effort by the Heartland Institute and others to stop a massive wind project off the shore of Virginia to protect the critically endangered right whale. If you appreciate this podcast and all the work we do at the Heartland Institute, please consider supporting us with a tax deductible donation. Just go to heartland.org and hit the donate button on the top of the page.

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17:01 all ihre Lobbykontakte offen zu legen. 19:31 mit den Lobbytreffen zum Beispiel aufzudecken, all diese Geschichten.

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1:03:04 Videos mit schneiden und all sowas. 2:33:38 Okay, Preaching to the Choir, auf jeden Fall. 1:13:30 das fand ich, da hab ich gedacht, guck mal, das sind diese Gags wie damals Time

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16:31 my head that I need to solve all the time. 1:22:20 me aut like that all the time. And then I 09:55 age of modern technology. I think about that all the time.

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08:51 That seemed all too true at the time. There was 06:32 At the time, the British tended to be rather sniffy 11:34 The conditions were ideal that all assumed the bombers would

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2:32:34 Bezirkswahl, Europawahl, all diese Dinge. 3:35:24 Reihe rein und das ist The Expanse. 3:33:14 Oh Gott. Meet the Feebles, alles kein Problem.

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55:14 Ja, all das genau. Das, was bei den anderen nicht reinpasst. 00:23 Zu all dem gibt es Fragen in dieser Umfrage mit zum Teil sehr überraschenden

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09:03 What a good time. Wie oft ich aus den Klassenräumen rennen musste, 21:31 Hochwasser, umstößende Bäume, Äste auf der Straße, all diese Dinge.

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40:18 You play injured all the time, like everybody. 11:11 say about the episode and her time on All Stars. 01:57 They were in the losing group the first time, and