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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
they did and then it didn't happen  
then they predicted global warming and major sea level rise by 2000, and that didn't happen either  
now we have climate change
gpt
Edit: in the late 60s and 70s, 7 papers predicted continued cooling, around 40 predicted warming


No, the term "climate change" first came in the 1950s, and the intercontinental panel on climate change was formed in 1988. Scientists have not predicted major sea level rise by 2000. The prediction, has long been between 0.8-2m higher than pre-industrial times in 2100.
Temperatures has been rising steadily since the late 60s-early 70s, allthough a bit slower in the early 2000s. The chart most often used to claim that global warming stopped in the 2000s was a false reading from a satellite that had a shift in orbit, causing measurments to be taken lster and later in the day, causing it to appear that temperature was stable/slightly cooling