Examination of 420,000 years old ice cores shows a close
relation between temperature increase and CO2-concentration
increase. During the industrial era a new energy component appears,
Anthropogenic Heat Flux, and a part of that energy will accumulate in Earth
climate system and become an essential part of global warming.
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