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Introduction
The cause of the first climatic change since global
warming started about 1880 and is still unexplained. That presumably
happened in 1918 when Spitsbergen heated up (5_12)
and tremendous naval activities off all Britain’s coasts by War
at sea (5_13) and (Sea mines (5_14) took place that brought cold and snow
rich winters to the Isles, Europe weather WWI (5_11),
by the same chain of events as in WWII, North Sea Cooling (2_16).
This all may have initiated or even caused the Big
Warming at Spitsbergen and the subsequent Greening and warming (5_12) of Greenland and Europe for two
decades, until WWII ended the milder climate within four war months in
1939.
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