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Failed climate change predictions (view source)
Revision as of 14:50, October 9, 2022
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The beginning of these predictions began on the first established [[Earth Day]], in 1970. It began with fears of a [[global cooling]] that slowly, over time, evolved to concerns of [[global warming]] once it became evident that they were incorrect in their initial predictions.
The beginning of these predictions began on the first established [[Earth Day]], in 1970. It began with fears of a [[global cooling]] that slowly, over time, evolved to concerns of [[global warming]] once it became evident that they were incorrect in their initial predictions.
In the modern day, most predictions about climate change center around either greenhouse gases for terms of global warming, or microplastics in terms of changes to the environment. Climate policy, such as the [[Paris Climate Agreement]], is often dictated by predictions of scientists who make these predictions and projections regarding the environment and weather, but as is shown in the list below, The Science™ is often unreliable or inaccurate.
== Ice caps ==
== Ice caps ==