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The Sky Is Falling

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Published: January / February 2007

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John P. Holdren

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For more information on the "Five Minutes to Midnight" special issue, read the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists January 17, 2007 news announcement: http://www.thebulletin.org/weekly-highlight/20070117.html

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Holdren, John. “The Sky Is Falling.” Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, January / February 2007

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