Claim: […] Killing 30 million bats every year in response to dubious claims that global warming might once in a great while kill 100,000 bats makes no sense.”

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Passage: One piece of their evidence is that in summer 2003, during Europe's big heat wave, there were 70,000 recorded deaths related to the heat.

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Passage: In addition, climatic changes are estimated to cause over 150,000 deaths annually.

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Passage: Air pollution, wildfires, and heat waves caused by global warming have significantly affected human health, and in 2007, the World Health Organization estimated 150,000 people were being killed by climate-change-related issues every year.

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Passage: Even so, climate change was projected to cause an additional 250 000 additional deaths per year between 2030 and 2050.

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Passage: Wouldn't you think it makes sense to make sure we're as robust and wealthy as possible?

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Passage: 600,000 bats killed at wind energy facilities in 2012, study says, LA Times, November 8, 2013.

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Passage: “The notion that global warming is a fact and will be catastrophic is drilled into people to the point where it seems surprising that anyone would question it, and yet, underlying it is very little evidence at all.

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Passage: Boucher's review concludes: "Movies like Cowspiracy aren’t believable, not only because of how they twist the science, but also because of what they ask us to believe: that the fossil fuel industry—the ExxonMobils of the world—aren’t the main cause of global warming... and that thousands of scientists have covered up the truth about the most important environmental issue of our time.

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Passage: This view contradicts the mainstream scientific opinion on climate change.

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Passage: Millions of bats in the US have been dying off since 2012 due to a fungal infection spread from European bats, which appear to be immune.

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Passage: Some anti-nuclear proponents claim this statistic is exaggerated.

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Passage: In February 2014 Spencer posted on his blog that he was going to start referring to those who referred to those questioning the mainstream view of global warming (such as Spencer himself) as "climate change deniers" as "global warming Nazis", contending that "...these people are supporting policies that will kill far more people than the Nazis ever did.

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Passage: Antilla 2005: "One problematic trend of the US media has been the suggestion that substantive disagreement exists within the international scientific community as to the reality of anthropogenic climate change; however, this concept is false…Although the science of climate change does not appear to be a prime news topic for most of the 255 newspapers included in this study…articles that framed climate change in terms of debate, controversy, or uncertainty were plentiful."