Man made climate change

Documents on climate change can be traced back to classic Greek cultures. Changes in the
climate has been occurring before humans have known to exist. Earths temperature fluctuated
throughout the billions of years, various natural factors influenced the changes that occurred
throughout the history. Sunspot activity, volcanic eruptions, earths crust movements, changes
in orbital movement affected the climate.
No solid evidence exists that climate change is a side effect of global warming. The reason
being that climate change is complex phenomena. Since the sixteenth century climate change
is being studied. Factors that can change global climate vary vastly. Its is difficult to isolate
which factors have a lager influence over climate change.
Climate change is constricted to a region, changes have known to occur rapidly and will
continue to do so. Humans may influence and alter the climate in a region through
development and technology, but will be unable to radically change global climate. Humans
are only partially responsible for climate change. Including increased fossil fuel use various
other natural factors also affect the climate in a region.

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