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No, because a competing theory is that heat this year is due to the eruption of a large underwater volcano at the start of last year, which expelled a truly ast
by nvm0n2 3y ago
No, because a competing theory is that heat this year is due to the eruption of a large underwater volcano at the start of last year, which expelled a truly astounding amount of water vapor into the atmosphere. Water being of course, a greenhouse gas.