How are industrialization and global warming related?

The Industrial Revolution kick-started global warming much earlier than we realised. August 24, 2016 4.27pm EDT ... entire continent is still not detectable. The warming in most regions reversed what would otherwise have been a cooling trend related to high volcanic activity during the preceding centuries. read more

Industrialization and global warming are coincident. Warmer periods in human history were times of discovery, innovation and the expansion of commerce. It has been suggested that wars can be tied to times of cooling, however I am not completely sold on this idea. read more

Industrialization (Global Warming) Industrialization, sometimes called development, has been a far-reaching, evolutionary process for more than 200 years. Industrialization is not only a process of extracting resources from the Earth and turning them into goods for consumption. read more

Global warming got underway much earlier in the north. By pinpointing the date when human-induced climate change started, we can then begin to work out when the warming trend broke through the boundaries of the climate’s natural fluctuations, because it takes some decades for the global warming signal to “emerge” above the natural climate variability. read more