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Use the following link for the passage: https://www. commonlit. org/texts/explainer-how-scientists- know-earth-is-warming Questions and directions:

We will only work with the first 4 paragraphs of the text. This part of the text tells us that scientists have known from some time that Earth is getting warmer.

Your job will be to show how this idea is developed. List at least three supporting statements for that central idea. How do we know that earth is getting warmer?

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