Study: Detectable Anthropogenic Climate Change Began In 1830s, Much Earlier Than Previously Thought

Detectable anthropogenic climate change began considerably earlier than previously thought, according to new research from the international Past Global Changes 2000 year (PAGES 2K) Consortium. The new work — which involved input from 25 different researchers from across Australia, the US, Europe and Asia — found that anthropogenic warming first started all the way back [&hellip

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