Climate Change Is Moving Mountains
On geological timescales, the Earth is a dynamic place. But during humanity’s tenure on Earth, the ground beneath our feet has largely stayed put.That stable period may now be at an end.
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On geological timescales, the Earth is a dynamic place. But during humanity’s tenure on Earth, the ground beneath our feet has largely stayed put.That stable period may now be at an end. Climate change began in the atmosphere, where greenhouse gases accumulate, trapping heat from the sun. The planet’s waters reacted—precipitation patterns shifted, glaciers and ice caps began melting, the ocean generously sponged up heat and carbon dioxide.When the Earth’s waters shift, so does solid ground.
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- On geological timescales, the Earth is a dynamic place. But during humanity’s tenure on Earth, the ground beneath our feet has largely stayed put.That stable period may now be at an end.
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Climate Change Is Moving Mountains
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