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Global warming will cause abrupt rises in sea levels, deforestation, and flooding in less than 50 years, affecting over 2 billion people according to recent research. The research also suggests that the amount of rain and floods have been increasing in recent years due to long-term human-caused climate change. Additionally, the studies find that rainfall has become even more extreme since the mid-20th century, with the observed changes being too strong and rapid to be solely caused by natural causes.
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- 4. Althoughthishadbeedexplained in otherstudiessayingthathumans are partlytoblamefor extreme rainfall, thenoveltyisthatthe rain has becomeevenworsesincethemid 20 century .
- 5. What has beenobserved a change has been so strong and sofastthatitcouldnotbesolelydueto natural cause