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English: 1902 Newspaper article (The Selma Morning Times, Selma, Alabama, US; October 15, 1902) describing a theory of Svante Arrhenius that coal combustion may cause catastrophic global warming.
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| Source | (October 15, 1902). "Hint to Coal Consumers". The Selma Morning Times: 4. |
| Author | The Selma Morning Times (1902 newspaper in Alabama, US) |
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