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Die globalen CO2-Emissionen machten während der industriellen Revolution nur einen Bruchteil des CO2 aus, das wir heutzutage ausstoßen.
Während der industriellen Revolution gab es keine globale Erwärmung
"Weshalb gab es während der industriellen Revolution keine globale Erwärmung? In jener Zeit konnte man wegen der Kohlenstaub-Emissionen und dem ganzen Mist, der aus den Schornsteinen kam, nicht einmal bis zur anderen Straßenseite sehen." (Alan Titchmarsh)
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Translation by BaerbelW , . View original English version.
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