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The Effects of the Great Depression and War on the Rise in Global Average Temperatures

Authors: Zhi Cheng

This paper analyzes the effects of the Great Depression, which began in 1929 and ended in 1939, and the impact of the two world wars on global average temperature rise. The paper concludes that the war has accelerated the rise in global average temperatures. The more serious problem of war is that it makes it impossible for mankind to think calmly about the path of green and peaceful development, so mankind should strive to eliminate war.

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