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All the answers are correct. They made many glaciers that are yet to melt and the also lowered the temperature that we have today

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Q: When the earth warmed after the ice age,a major change happened it the way people?
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The sun


What is warmed by the heat from Earth's surface?

themosphere


What started climate change?

Climate change is a natural phenomenon. It has happened many times in earths past and will continue to do so.A:Climate change is the result of the global warming that has been happening, especially in the last forty years, when the earth has warmed more quickly than it has ever warmed before. Global warming is being caused by deforestation and the burning of fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas) in industry, transport and the generation of electricity, which releases carbon dioxide (CO2).


Water from a natural hot spring is warmed by what inside the earth?

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How do you use radation in a sentence?

"The earth is warmed by the sun through radiation"


Where on earth does the ocean water get warmed the most?

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