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Old 20-06-2021, 16:41   #10
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Re: Climate Change - sea level rises.

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY View Post
I seem to recall that there was a mini-ice age a few centuries ago. That certainly wasn’t the fault of man. The climate is quite capable of sudden changes, but fortunately it doesn’t happen as a regular occurrence.

While the general consensus in the scientific community is that the warming of the planet is man made, we shouldn’t lose sight of the fact that climate change can be due to other factors such as cyclical variations in solar radiation, variations in the orbit of the Earth, changes in sea currents, etc.
Furthermore, all that man has done is to bring climate change forward by 150 years. Nothing we can do about the natural world cycles.
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