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Original? In the early 20th century global cooling and an end to the interglacial period of the ice age we’re still in was a prominent concern. By the way if w
by colechristensen 4y ago
Original? In the early 20th century global cooling and an end to the interglacial period of the ice age we’re still in was a prominent concern.
By the way if we reset to the atmospheric conditions of a few hundred years ago this would be a certainty within a period of thousands of years at most. Much of the world’s population centers, agriculture, etc covered in hundreds of feet of ice.
- veqz 4y agoThat's not correct. We have had models showing global warming caused by fossil fuels since the late 18th Century at the very least. A few papers in the 1980s were predicting global cooling, but those have been shown to be erroneous – sometimes even by the very same authors.