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Originally Posted by Erick Estrada
I don't want to start any of these circular arguments but there's a whopping 2.5 billion more humans on the earth today compared to 1986. Population growth is playing a role in this as well.
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Possible, but the huge climate change came after 1990 or so, in 1900 there were only 1.5 billion people, by 1990 population grew by almost 4 more billion with little change in global climate.
Looking at the heat maps it seems like it's the extreme northern hemisphere that's changing the most with little change in the south, maybe it's a runaway effect from the Arctic ice melt that may not be able to be stopped.