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The following is a pre-recorded program.

There is a paper that has been released by Harvard.

It's a study.

It's actually Harvard Environmental Law Review.

And what it does is it has legal experts exploring the possibility of charging major oil companies with what they're calling is climate homicide.

What the hell is climate homicide?

Climate homicide because the actions of the oil companies

have contributed to thousands of climate change-related deaths.

Okay, that makes sense.

Although good luck.

Oil companies have been aware of the risks of climate change for decades.

Matter of fact, Shell in 1991 produced an educational film called Climate of Concern,

warning of climate change risks, including the extreme weather and floods and famines and forest fires, etc.

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