56 million years ago, there was a surge of carbon into earth's atmosphere adding to global warming.
56 Million years ago, before even Joan Rivers was born, there was a climactic event that caused a massive surge of carbon into the earth’s atmosphere, changing the climate and contributing to how life was developed.
National Geographic describes the global warming event as part of the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum (PETM) and details the impact of this major change to the Earth and how life and animal species evolved in a rapidly changing environment.
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