Scientists warn about climate change in the 1970s from "summary" of Losing Earth by Nathaniel Rich
In the 1970s, a group of scientists began to sound the alarm about the potential dangers of climate change. Their warnings were based on extensive research and data that pointed to a troubling trend: the Earth's temperature was rising at an alarming rate. These scientists, who came from a variety of disciplines, were united in their concern about the impact of human activity on the planet. Despite their best efforts to raise awareness about the issue, their message was often met with skepticism and doubt. Many people found it hard to believe that human beings could have such a profound effect on the Earth's climate. Others dismissed the scientists as alarmists or fear-mongers, unwilling to accept the possibility of such a catastrophic event. However, the evidence continued to mount, and the scientists persisted in their efforts to educate the public and policymakers about the urgent need for action. They warned that if nothing was done to curb greenhouse gas emissions and reduce ou...
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