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The Forgotten Scientist Who "Saw" Global Warming in 1856 - She Predicted Climate Change - iefimerida.gr

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If the findings of the American Eunice Foote had been recognized in time, they might have sparked interest in climate science earlier. Anthropogenic climate change seems like a modern phenomenon par excellence, but the idea that humans can change the climate is much older. Already in ancient Greece there was awareness that human activities affect the weather of a place. Centuries later, in the USA, around 1820 it was already known that massive …

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If the findings of the American Eunice Foote had been recognized in time, they might have sparked interest in climate science earlier. Anthropogenic climate change seems like a modern phenomenon par excellence, but the idea that humans can change the climate is much older. Already in ancient Greece there was awareness that human activities affect the weather of a place. Centuries later, in the USA, around 1820 it was already known that massive …

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Iefimerida broke the news on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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