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"manmade climate change" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the phenomenon of human activity causing changes in the Earth's climate, such as through the release of greenhouse gases. It can also be used to distinguish from natural climate change caused by non-human factors. Example: "Scientists agree that manmade climate change is the primary driver of rising global temperatures, as evidenced by the increasing concentrations of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere."
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The last national standards were released back in 1996, and manmade climate change wasn't mentioned.
In addition, the proponents of manmade climate change cannot explain the ice age change.
Manmade climate change, the channel tells us, is "a lie... the biggest scam of modern times.
Does the Trump administration acknowledge the link between extreme weather and manmade climate change?
The construction industry is known to be a key contributor to manmade climate change.
It concerned the consequences of manmade climate change and involved him touring the continents seeking out its effects.
Climate change sceptics claimed they showed scientists manipulating and suppressing data to back up a theory of manmade climate change.
He said: "There is no senior member of the government that does not believe in manmade climate change.
I ask if the thought of Donald Trump, a denier of manmade climate change, in the White House frightens her.
"We live in an era of manmade climate change," said Dr Vicente Barros, who chaired the report.
Rubio and Bush openly expressed doubt about the existence of manmade climate change earlier in the campaign.
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