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Delingpole: Here’s what I learnt from the extinction of the golden toad — ecologists have sold out to the religion of global warming

Why did the Costa Rican amphibian disappear? You'll find a lot of waffle in highly-respective science journals attributing this to 'climate change'

Forget climate change, the African clawed frog is responsible for the extinction of the golden toad. Credit: Getty Images | Shutterstock | iStock | Alamy 
issue 07 December 2013
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