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The Earth’s surface temperature represents a balance between incoming solar energy, partial reflection (planetary albedo) and reradiation from the planet modified by the greenhouse effect of atmospheric gases having three or more atoms per molecule. Over the past 6,000 years the Earth’s surface temperatures have remained remarkably stable. However during the last century it became increasingly apparent...
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