They rejected it because the author didn’t do those revisions. When he submitted this draft to a journal, they requested major revisions because it didn’t meet the minimum standards for an academic paper. As its main cite, it uses a blog post by a system analyst recording a talk he gave to a group of businessmen. It is written by a sociologist, not a climate scientist. It is an unpublished draft that has been rejected for failing the minimum standards of an academic paper.
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