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'Hercynian' Mountain Range: How Earth Evaded Global Warming Last Time Around
Humanity's current climate dilemma is not the first time Earth has had to battle global warming. Around 300 million years ago, Earth evaded the same problem despite a huge spike in carbon dioxide levels, and geologists are just figuring out how it was done.
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