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The long-term effect of temperature on the polar ice is not fully understood by science. True False
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The long-term effect of temperature on the polar ice is not fully understood by science. True False

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In short, very sure. Over 97 percent of climate scientists agree that man-made climate change is a reality. I would definitely say that this is false.
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I suggest the answer is True!!!! 
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