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University of Southampton scientists discover cause of global warming event

SOUTHAMPTON scientists have led pioneering research into what caused one of the most extreme episodes of global warming in the history of the Earth. ....

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Environmental News Network - Stretching of the Continents Drove Ancient Global Warming Event, Say Scientists

Environmental News Network - Stretching of the Continents Drove Ancient Global Warming Event, Say Scientists
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Stretching of the continents drove ancient global warming event, say scientists — Agenparl

Stretching of the continents drove ancient global warming event, say scientists - ....

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'Stretching' of the continents 56 million years drove global warming, study finds

During this time, the planet experienced an increase in temperature of 5-8°C (9-14°F), culminating in the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum (PETM), which lasted about 170,000 years. ....

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