Climate Change Patterns
The earth has experienced significant warming as it transitioned from glacial to interglacial periods, with temperatures rising by about five to six degrees over several thousand years. A notable event, the Younger Dryas, saw a temporary return to colder conditions about 13,000 years ago, illustrating rapid natural climate fluctuations. Despite its global impact and swift onset, the temperature changes during this period were relatively minor.In this clip
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Episode 140: A History of Earth's Climate
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