2007 second warmest year on record
1 Comments Published by CBEMN on Thursday, January 17, 2008 at 11:23 AM.
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so if we are into this new Anthropocene epoch, i would wonder when and where the boundary between the two epochs would be located. My best guess would be somewhere between Harry Truman's time and George Bush. I also would like to know more about the lag time that exists between human activities and impacts to climate change because if we were to stop everything today then the climate would still be warming for quite some time and so my other question would be how much of this warming is due to activities that occurred during my generation relative to the impacts from previous generations.