On the recordJuly 31, 2012
And the interesting thing about all of these things, of going through this, is that no one disagrees with the fact that the greatest surge in the release of CO2 occurred after World War II, around 1945.
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Inhofe points out the CO2 surge post-WWII did not lead to expected warming.
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