In What Way Does Climate Change Matter!?

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I introduce the methodology of my nonproliferation research with quantum electrodynamics with the negative image equivalence with Charge-Coupled Devices. With the minimalist evidence gathering approach, I argue for a cosmologically relevant perspective in climate change that keeps an eye on the thermonuclear environment of outer space. I give a pilot narrative on the transcultural communication gaps, and the results suggest Trump’s unarticulated reasoning for climate change comments may have not been wrong. I discuss on the geopolitical games played that contribute to climate change from within the earth, and conclude that a global democratization with the separation of power may be the only ideal forward.
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