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	Comments on: There is a question about climate change from a gentleman in the fourth row.	</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Yeah, got to love the plants in the audience to feed the speakers.

And it isn&#039;t just with the big issues either.  I was floored when a plant spoke up at a college Q&#038;A for prospective students (zero chance the question as worded came from a parent).  But both the event at college as well as the event described above gets me wondering if most people even understand that plants exist.

Very sad that the world works this way.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Yeah, got to love the plants in the audience to feed the speakers.</p>
<p>And it isn&#8217;t just with the big issues either.  I was floored when a plant spoke up at a college Q&amp;A for prospective students (zero chance the question as worded came from a parent).  But both the event at college as well as the event described above gets me wondering if most people even understand that plants exist.</p>
<p>Very sad that the world works this way.</p>
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