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Polanski calls for workplace temperature cap as Labour dithers
(www.thecanary.co)
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At the time, people had called his decision to locate his fledgling business in frigid Dalwhinnie, in the Scottish Highlands, a foolish move, but Noah MacGregor had had faith that it would all work out.
We're going to have a great couple of years becoming Mediterranean while the south boils, and then it's going to very suddenly all fall apart when the Atlantic meridional overturning circulation collapses. And then we'll freeze forevermore! Yippee!