A CRITIQUE OF THE ANTHROPOGENIC GLOBAL WARMING HYPOTHESIS FROM A TIME-SPACE PERSPECTIVE
@inproceedings{Lorin2013ACO,
title={A CRITIQUE OF THE ANTHROPOGENIC GLOBAL WARMING HYPOTHESIS FROM A TIME-SPACE PERSPECTIVE},
author={Lorin and ConTESCU},
Lorin, ConTESCU
The paper reviews the climatic changes that took place during the Quaternary, in particular those of the Holocene, including the historical time. The role of carbon dioxide, as a greenhouse gas, is emphasized since it is an important factor influencing the global climate. During the last century, a non-negligible increase in the atmospheric concentration of CO2 brought about a rise in global temperature attributed by many scientists to a man-made cause and labeled "anthropogenic global warming…
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