California governor on wildfires: ‘No patience for climate change deniers’

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About a million hectares (2.3m acres) have been burned so far in California as uncontrolled fires driven by high winds and unprecedented temperatures rage across the west coast of the US. The state governor, Gavin Newsom, has said he has ‘no patience for climate change deniers’ as the experience of the past few days was proof 

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