The hot hand of history

Betsy Mason

Nature, 2004, vol. 427, issue 6975, 582-583

Abstract: We may not have known we were doing it, but humans have been changing the climate for thousands of years, a new theory suggests. Could our ancestors have saved us from an ice age? Betsy Mason investigates.

Date: 2004
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