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>>3573818
>we're still technically in an ice age and ice caps aren't normal

ice caps are normal, you are a brainlet if you don't know how greenhouse gases affect the atmosphere/temperature

we are in an interglacial period, but temperature changes of a degree or two are supposed to take place over tens of thousands of years, not 50

obviously human industry produces co2, causing a temperature increase.

if you look at this graph, we are at the peak of the natural temperature swing, and should actually go more towards an "ice age" rather than get warmer. preceded by a natural decrease in gas