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This House would rather warm up the planet than cool down the economy.

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In Proposition: Alex Deane – Author of The Great Abdication Dr. Madsen Pirie – President of the Adam Smith Institute

In Opposition: Lord Beaumont of Whitley – Green Party Peer Craig Bennet – Friends of the Earth Liam Halligan – Channel 4 Economics Correspondent

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