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March 1, 2021
In early 1970s, the Soviet climatologist Mikhail Budyko presented a new theory of global warming. He posited that any changes in carbon dioxide levels caused by natural geological processes had been overtaken by human activity, and that a substantial rise in air temperature would take place within 100 years, melting away the Arctic Ocean’s ice cover as early as 2050.
At first, the idea that the climate was so sensitive to human activities provoked ridicule from the international scientific community. But fortunately, Budyko’s work gradually garnered the attention of scientists and politicians alike, prompting massive new studies of climate processes in the United States, Europe, Soviet Union, and others in the mid-1970s. By the late 1980s, there was broad consensus among climatologists about human contributions to ongoing global warming, leading to the adoption of the UN Framework Convention of Climate Change in 1992. In this respect, the Soviet Union was ....

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