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A contributor to the effect, sure, not a reason in isolation.
by Nursie 3y ago
A contributor to the effect, sure, not a reason in isolation.
- ltbarcly3 3y agoYou should explain this in detail to the authors of the study so they can issue a correction.
- Nursie 3y ago"The obvious and primary driver of this trend is society’s emissions of greenhouse gases, which trap heat that the oceans steadily absorb. Another influence has been recent weather, especially stalled high-pressure systems that suppress cloud formation and allow the oceans to bake in the Sun. But researchers are now waking up to another factor..." It seems like they might just already know that.
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