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human activity such as pollution(passive) caused bycatalyzed climate change
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facts in purely natural cycles and also other gatherings that are acknowledgedto triggerclimate change on the planet.premiumessays
Humans ... too stupidto preventclimate change By J.Roff
the elaborate flicks ... is believedto have triggeredclimate change in the mid-1970s
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a plan to help municipalities reduce greenhouse gases , conserve water and recycle wastehas been creatinga plan to help municipalities reduce greenhouse gases , conserve water and recycle waste