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Obwohl es während der mittelalterlichen Warmzeit in einigen Regionen ungewöhnlich hohe Temperaturen gab, war der Planet global betrachtet kälter als es zur Zeit ist.
Die mittelalterliche Warmzeit war wärmer als es aktuell ist. Dies bedeutet, dass die aktuelle Erwärmung nicht ungewöhnlich ist, und dass sie deshalb natürliche und keine menschengemachten Ursachen hat.
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