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	== Criticism ==
	The Editorial Page has been regularly criticised by climate scientists for denying that global climate change is occuring.<ref>Scientific American, Sep 14, 2006, "Fiddling while the planet burns", Jeffrey D Sachs</ref><ref>realclimate.org, 7 Feb 2007, , realclimate blog group, accessed 10 April 2007. There are many more references to the WSJ Editorial Board's denial of climate change in the realclimate archives.</ref> By contrast, articles in other sections of the paper acknowledge that global climate change is occurring.<ref>The WSJ's search page results for . All articles require paid subscription or one-time payments to access.</ref>

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	== External links ==

	* http://www.opinionjournal.com/about/whoweare.html

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