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Donald argues that the "media conglomerate" is selectively contributing to hysteria about global warming because their reports focus only on stories that assert man-made carbon emissions are the problem and they ignore the opposing opinions from credible scientists by not giving them airtime. Donald believes that we are being deceived with an unbalanced, media-selected view. What has informed Donald's stance?

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