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Ghengis Khan's massacres killed around 40 million people cooling the climate. The connection between climate and population is actual. 

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Ghengis Khan's massacres killed around 40 million people cooling the climate. The connection between climate and population is actual. 

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Eli H

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If it had started out warmer, would we be wearing clothes now? Theoretically we only wore them for temperature things, then we later created armor based on clothes.

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If it had started out warmer, would we be wearing clothes now? Theoretically we only wore them for temperature things, then we later created armor based on clothes.

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Violet

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I hope out theoretical children and grandchildren see snow...🥺

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I hope out theoretical children and grandchildren see snow...🥺

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Violet

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ever since the industrial revolution co2 has exploded, a few million years ago there was a sheet of ice one mile high to boston, now there is barely any ice and its at about greenland, it is almost undeniable that co2 we have put off is a huge culprit. xoxo me ;} (me=jack)

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I agree with oliver and holden that we should build a giant ice cube

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tempatures meet modern levels WAAAAYY before industrial revolution

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human bad...plane bad...fire bad..fire kill...no computer, computer bad. computer kill....ice good, ice tasty, ice cold, cold good.

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Around 9000 BCE pokemon died out :(

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Greenhouse gasses and more are adding to climate change, and the earth is heating up.

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 can we make giant ice cube for the ocean and slow the cooling of the ice caps? 

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 can we make giant ice cube for the ocean and slow the cooling of the ice caps? 

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-oliver

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The Mongol invasion of Asia in the 1200s took enough carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere to offset a year's worth of the world's gasoline demand today, according to a new study. - CBS news

The Mongol invasion killed a bunch of people.

Less people = less CO2

- Violet

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When we started using fossil fuels in mass amounts, carbon emissions increased rapidly.

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When we started using fossil fuels in mass amounts, carbon emissions increased rapidly.

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- Charlotte

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The ocean absorbes 25% of our emissions and it causes a lot of harm to the water and life in it

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earths change in orbit caused polar ice to melt

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The ocean absorbs 25% of our Co2 emissions

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As the earth started to heat up around 9000 BCE more and more different species started to die out or disappear from certain continents.

-Benjamin

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for a while, we have always been on a record high, some people dont think thats connected to us, even though right after the industrial revolution co2 has exploded, and so much new evidence to support climate change has been found, its almost undeniable. WAKE UP SHEOPLE!!
xoxoxoxo me ( Jack ) ;}

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all co2 problems were in the north and not a lot in the south but overtime they both got worse.

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mammoths were still around when the Pyramids were being built? i thought they went extenct way before that guess not

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I think that the tempeter mit rise btu there is no gerenty about that. btu I think the temperters will go dwon if we stop and use a better soses. made by milan

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I think that the tempeter mit rise btu there is no gerenty about that. btu I think the temperters will go dwon if we stop and use a better soses. made by milan

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It went from a big meteorite to ice everywhere to humans destroying the earth with our little cars and buildings.

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Yes back then it started with a big ball of fire and lava and all things hot then the ice age and all but how? Then it turns slightly warm then BACK TO COLD then WARM then BACK TO COLD THEN CRAZY HOT!!!!! Technically it's our fault because of our fancy cars and buildings though.

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humans domesticate dogs around 13600 BCE

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humans domesticate dogs around 13600 BCE

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The warm, stable period between roughly 9000 to 1500 BCE is called the Holocene Climate Optimum. It has composed the majority of human history, and facilitated the development of complex ideological systems and societies. But climate change now threatens to create a long unusually warm period, which scientists predict could eventually lead to another great ice age.

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Dogs were domesticated between 13500 bce and 13000 bce.-Jessica

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The "Little Ice Age" was between 1600-1700 after thousands of years with "normal" warm and cool weather.

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The "Little Ice Age" was between 1600-1700 after thousands of years with "normal" warm and cool weather.

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It was only around the early 1900s when carbon emissions really spiked. Up to then, emissions underwent natural stability for the course of thousands of years. The industrial revolution massively spiked these emissions. Industries are only growing and emissions will continue to have an exponential growth. -Dhruv

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could we as a global community set up giant machines in every country to cool the earth like an AC 

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could we as a global community set up giant machines in every country to cool the earth like an AC 

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oliver

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currently the temperature is up by 1 but on our current path the temperature will go up to 4 if nothing is done.

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It was cold and then it was warm the pattern repeated for along time. - Bryan

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I noticed in the summer co2 emissions go down.

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On our current path, we will go up about 4c in 2100, but if we change and reduce our emissions can we either stabilize or start to fix this problem?
-Holden

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Why dont we stop making co2

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If Another ice age were to happen and we were somehow able to survive it, would it balance out the incoming C02 levels or just make everything really cold 

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If Another ice age were to happen and we were somehow able to survive it, would it balance out the incoming C02 levels or just make everything really cold 

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Fighting climate change isn't for the Earth, it's for us. If it was presented that way, then maybe people would be more willing to give money to the cause. If we die, the earth will recover. 

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Fighting climate change isn't for the Earth, it's for us. If it was presented that way, then maybe people would be more willing to give money to the cause. If we die, the earth will recover. 

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- Kaiya

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I noticed that  as the different ages occurred the temperatures would rise sometimes more than others, also how many ages have there been

-Benjamin

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Roman empire same time as jesus born?

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Throughout many of the early large-scale populations/groups (Roman Empire, the Solomon era, the rise of Greek cities, the Gupta Empire, etc.), almost no changes were made to the climate. -penny :D

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Throughout many of the early large-scale populations/groups (Roman Empire, the Solomon era, the rise of Greek cities, the Gupta Empire, etc.), almost no changes were made to the climate. -penny :D

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We need another pandemic. hopefully one that's a bit more fatal because less humans = less greenhouse gasses. Think Covid with a higher death rate

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THE CLIMATE IS IN DANGER!!!!!!!!!!!

CO2 seems to have gotten worse since the human population has grown and created more things...(we are the reason!)

If we immediately stop emitting carbon we might be saved. Our children may see snow. If we continue, we will warm the earth at a near exponential rate. 🌍

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In 20,000 years BCE, Earth was 4 degrees colder than during the late 20th century.

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Earth's change in orbit caused polar ice to melt which is because the sun gets a better view after the orbit changed.

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In millions of years, the rate at which the Earth is warming is increasing. Due to greenhouse gases and the use of fossil fuels, the Earth's climate is no longer stable.
- Kennedy

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the earth's temperature has been constantly changing for the past 4.5 billion years and it will only keep changing with climate change. 20,000 years ago the earth was cold enough that multi kilometer thick glaciers covered Montreal + during the Paleocene (about 66-56 million years ago) our earth was so warm thar crocodiles swam above the arctic circle which is insane. the data in this article clearly shows that our earth will only keep changing and with climate change this will most likely turn into a problem.

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If we don't stop using less fossil fuels ice caps will melt and that will affect many animals and our sea level will rise. Also the Earth started off cold and the temperature made a huge change in 19500 BCE.

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there used to be a mile of ice from boston, now there's almost none and it's at about greenland

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Climate change is heating up the earth fastest rates in a million years, due to burning fossil fuels and greenhouse gasses.

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Co2 emissions start rising rapidly after we started using fossil fuels in mass amounts.

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grayson

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The supercontinent dissolved long ago but could one come up again?

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Almost every year the Earth has a record high, saying it's "the warmest year yet!"

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Almost every year the Earth has a record high, saying it's "the warmest year yet!"

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Horses domesticated 4000 BC

-David

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It was cold then it was warm then it was cold and then it was warm - skylar

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WE RUINED THE EARTH HOMO SAPIENS IS FALSE WE ARE NOT WISE 

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WE RUINED THE EARTH HOMO SAPIENS IS FALSE WE ARE NOT WISE 

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The moon landing was staged. Trust me. I'm anonymous. 

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The moon landing was staged. Trust me. I'm anonymous. 

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The Ice Age was years ago and the ice is melting, of course the sea levels are going to rise. New York was built on a slab of Ice and the ice is melting so of course its going to melt? It was inevitable that the earth was going to have rising sea levels.

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the earth is heating up the most in millions of years

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the earth is heating up the most in millions of years

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Why is it bad that the Earth is getting hotter?

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Why is it bad that the Earth is getting hotter?

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Our world is on track to have carbon emissions skyrocket and the heat in the climate increases like crazy.

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Our world is on track to have carbon emissions skyrocket and the heat in the climate increases like crazy.

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The climate has been changing for the last 4.5 billion years.

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The climate has been changing for the last 4.5 billion years.

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The Earth has stopped its climate from being stable because if the greenhouse gasses and burning fossil fuels.

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The Earth is warming up at its fastest rate in millions of years. 

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The Earth is warming up at its fastest rate in millions of years. 

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because of all of the fossil fuels being burned and co2 in the air it makes the earth get warmer.

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went extinct at 12000 bce

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Sumanth

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The south got colder when the Northern ice caps melted and the meltwater flowed south.

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The south got colder when the Northern ice caps melted and the meltwater flowed south.

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The climate had been stable for 12,000 years but now its shifting 

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The climate had been stable for 12,000 years but now its shifting 

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Humans adopt pets at around 12 000 ce

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The earth is heating up at the fastest rate in a million years 

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The earth is heating up at the fastest rate in a million years 

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Why does the whether change?

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The temperature made a drastic change in 1600.  

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The temperature made a drastic change in 1600.  

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By 8300 bce the ice sheets that once covered the parts of North America including New York City and Boston started to fully retreated across the Canadian border.

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From 9000 BCE to 1500 CE the  temperature was pretty much the same however in 1600 CE there was a huge shift.

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From 9000 BCE to 1500 CE the  temperature was pretty much the same however in 1600 CE there was a huge shift.

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Wasn't global warming supposed to happen? 

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Wasn't global warming supposed to happen? 

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The last Ice Age was years ago and the Ice is melting. So of course water levels are going to rise. New York was built on a slab of ice and its finally melting. Wasn't global warming inevitable? - Mariam

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Ghengis Khan's massacures which he killed around 40 million people the climate cooled.

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The Earth is losing its stable climate because of greenhouse gases and burning fossil fuels.

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The Earth is losing its stable climate because of greenhouse gases and burning fossil fuels.

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How many industrial revolutions have there been in history?
Which one was the most impactful?

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the dinosaurs got packed up by meters in 7000CE

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the dinosaurs got packed up by meters in 7000CE

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the temperature is going to keep rising. Fossil fuels, carbon emmisions, airplanes, world wars, nuclear weapons, and the internet were all factors of heating. now, everything is intensifiying. (i didn't spell that right)

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Even though our world and our world's temperature change over time those who argue that it is a natural process that we can change are both correct and incorrect. Climate change is natural but it can be sped up and made a larger problem artificially. This happens by admiting more greenhouse gasses into the environment at a large scale.

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The climate has been changing over the course of the last 22,000 but has only been getting bad during the inventions of factories and other inventions that have made our nation what it is.

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The climate has been changing over the course of the last 22,000 but has only been getting bad during the inventions of factories and other inventions that have made our nation what it is.

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North America, Europe, and East Asia are the largest producers of CO2. These terrains are all in the North. Since the ocean absorbs 25% of all of the CO2 emissions, it increases the acidity of the oceans water. The climate has waxed and waned throughout the 4.5 billion years, but the spike in temperature is when humans began to further develop the cities and urban areas. Sea level rise, heat waves, drought, and flood threaten to make habitats obsolete. Burning of fossil fuels and land use changes heat up the Earth even faster. My question to you is, why do people not take action, and why do people not care enough to try to save their home?

Lee C

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How has it never been as hot as it currently is in the past 20,000 years?

-David

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the temperature skyrocketed after the industrial revolution

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THe wooly rhino existed and went extinct around 12000 bce