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Considering the rapid rise in temperature on a relatively miniscule geological timescale, I'd be more interested to see evidence that it's not a manmade phenome
by saltymug76 3y ago
Considering the rapid rise in temperature on a relatively miniscule geological timescale, I'd be more interested to see evidence that it's not a manmade phenomenon.
- wheelerof4te 3y agoThere's a huge increase of human population living in very large cities, when compared to 100 years ago. Especially in China and India. Of course the people will feel the local rise of temperature in asphalt-ridden and industry-polluted streets. It's logical. This does not mean that global climate has changed.