How can global warming lead to a new ice age ?
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According to one school of thought, a warming planet is one that's less likely to wind up in an ice age. Because the Earth is always going through warming and cooling cycles, and we've been in one of the warming cycles for about 12,000 years now, scientists say it's inevitable that we'll hit another big chill sometime in the next 10,000 to 100,000 years. If that happens, much of the world -- including Europe and North America -- would be covered in a thick sheet of ice.
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green house effect leads to global warming
as the global warming occurred means the iceberg in the Himalayas get melted as a result the water level increases
it may cause many damages
as the global warming occurred means the iceberg in the Himalayas get melted as a result the water level increases
it may cause many damages
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