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| − | Global land-ocean temperatures have increased one and a half degrees Fahrenheit (0.8 degrees centigrade) in the last {{years since|1880}} years. Whether this represents a natural recovery from the [[Little Ice Age]] is hotly debated by liberals and conservatives; see [[global warming]]. | + | '''Global land-ocean temperatures''' have increased one and a half degrees Fahrenheit (0.8 degrees centigrade) in the last {{years since|1880}} years. Whether this represents a natural recovery from the [[Little Ice Age]] is hotly debated by liberals and conservatives; see [[global warming]]. |
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Revision as of 15:19, March 22, 2008
Global land-ocean temperatures have increased one and a half degrees Fahrenheit (0.8 degrees centigrade) in the last 146 years. Whether this represents a natural recovery from the Little Ice Age is hotly debated by liberals and conservatives; see global warming.