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8/3/2017 11:00:22 PM
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The ice caps have actually been increasing in size, temperature has been lowering, so it's bound to increase by 2 degrees in the next 100 years, in the arctic, the average temperature is -34 degrees Fahrenheit, so becoming -32 degrees on average won't cause he world to explode
Really, read multiple articles from different points of view and you might actually learn something about the world, no news outlet is 100% right or 100% wrong, all of them have missing facts or lies
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This is so blatantly wrong and misguided. The Antarctic ice sheet is growing because of a current that circles the continent. The Arctic, in the other hand, is shrinking. The temperature has risen 2 degrees since 1880, and had tripled how fast it was heating in the 1970s to today. The global temperature is still rising and projects to go up another 2 degrees in just a few decades. Climate change like that doesn't happen on the order of decades and centuries, it should take tens of thousands of years.
