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    Come Rain Or Shine
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    Come Rain Or Shine

    By Sara Vanessa da Silva

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    About this ebook

    Climate Variability Goodness is an analytical philosophy of science book that presents a discussion by me about climate variablity, climatology, meteorology and related. Climate on Earth has been changing ever since the Earth was formed. Is it really bad? Or is it only natural? In this book, I offer you a philosophical approach different than the one you are used to. My intention is to make you think not influence you. I reject any label related to influencer or related. Read more...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSara Vanessa Couto Rodrigues da Silva
    Release dateSep 5, 2020
    ISBN9781393256199
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