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It’s quite a serious subject, god knows what the future holds. But first impressions, it’s out of order.My first attempt at click bait and it worked.
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We need to know our limits, and learn by our mistakes. If it wasnt for us, we wouldn't be in this mess in the first place.
That’s not true. As I have already explained global warming is cyclic.
It’s a never ending cycle.
Edit: nothing to do with human interference.
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That may well be the case, there are arguments for and against the cyclic theory. It may well be the case of a perfect storm. I would not discount that we may have contributed to climate change. I'm no expert so couldnt debate with any certainty either way.
It’s not really a theory though, for thousands of years, the earth has warmed up, and then cooled down.That may well be the case, there are arguments for and against the cyclic theory. It may well be the case of a perfect storm. I would not discount that we may have contributed to climate change. I'm no expert so couldnt debate with any certainty either way.