Quote by Shigenori Maruyama

If global cooling will come soon - scientists will lose trust.

If global cooling will come soon - scientists will lose trus

Summary

This quote suggests that if global cooling were to occur in the near future, it could undermine the trust people have in scientists and their understanding of climate change. As scientists widely support the idea of global warming due to human activities, a sudden shift towards global cooling may create doubt and skepticism. The quote highlights the potential consequences of such a reversal, hinting at the impact it could have on scientific credibility and public perception of climate change.

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By Shigenori Maruyama

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