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- Anonymous3 years ago
Once . 5 Billion years from now when the Sun shifts into a red giant .
- Climate RealistLv 73 years ago
The only way that global warming will destroy Earth is when the Sun becomes a red giant and engulfs Earth. Other than that, Venus and Mercury areare both much hotter than Earth and are doing fine. They just can't support life.
- ?Lv 73 years ago
In 5 billion years, our sun will likely turn to the Red Giant and destroy the earth. Our CO2 emissions obviously aren't going to destroy the planet. Assuming that it could, it could only do it once except on Groundhog Day.
- Anonymous3 years ago
Global warming has come and gone hundreds of times in the past 4 billion years. The temp will continue to get warm for about, roughly, one hundred years before a cooling trend begins. A tip of the axis, prox 2 to 3 degrees every 26,000 years or so.
- KanoLv 73 years ago
Not going to happen.
50 million years ago during the Eocene the world was 15 degrees C hotter, and life was not destroyed.
We might not have been around then but mammals were.