People change the climate thousands of years ago?

The heating up of our planet is one of the consequences of the phenomenon of the ancient giant elephant being destroyed by all. That means the human species from the dawn of the period that appeared on the ground contributed to global climate change.

The mammoth is destroyed, causing the global climate to warm up. (Photo: Internet)

Professor Chris Dawnti, of the Carnegie Institution of Stanford University, said: " Many people continue to argue that the current human species cannot affect the global climate even though the population of the entire Earth has reached more than 6 billion." ".

However, the results of the study proved that even if we were 1,000 times less than this number, we could have very serious consequences. '

Previous studies have also shown that farmers of prehistoric agriculture in prehistoric times were the culprits of cutting trees and burning forests, starting from the 8,000 years ago. Great influence on climate caused by wheat cultivation and especially paddy rice 5,000 years ago. Is the consequence of this phenomenon an ancient giant elephant - the mammoth destroyed by all?

But Dawnti and his colleagues are more cautious. only conclude that human impact on the climate only happened a few millennia ago.