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The temperature rise has taken place, that's a fact. However, the question of the causes is not as clear as it seems at first glance. Are the CO 2 emissions of humans really the decisive factor, or is it rather an interplay of different influences? In chapters 1 to 4, a consideration takes place and the climate changes that have taken place in the past are discussed. The average solar activity between 1935 and 2000 was as high as the last time around 9000 years ago. This had an effect not only on the intensity of the radiation, but also on the magnetic field of the Sun, which between 1935 and 2000 was about twice as high as in the period before. This had an impact on cloud density and also on the rise of the No. 1 greenhouse gas, water vapour. Chapter 5 deals with the effects of the energy transition and climate protection measures in Germany.

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