Researchers have used the fossils of tiny marine life to reconstruct the global temperature since the end of the last ice age. Data show that the earth has continued to cool for thousands of years and then experienced an unprecedented reversal in the 20th century. This further shows the modern global change Warmth is not a natural result, but a result of increasing carbon dioxide emissions. Since the industrial revolution about 250 years ago, carbon dioxide emissions have increased rapidly, and marine fossil data show that 1990 to 1910 was the coldest 10 years since the past 11300 years. First, it is colder than 95% of other years. However, the study pointed out that 100 to 100 years from 2000 to 2010 was one of the warmest temperatures here. The global temperature record can only be traced back to 1880, from 2000 to 2000.2010 was the hottest decade here. The following list does not match the original. ['Carbon dioxide emissions need to accumulate to a certain extent before they lead to the greenhouse effect.', 'Time span of global temperature reconstruction using fossils far exceeds existing temperature records.', 'For quite some time after the Industrial Revolution, carbon dioxide emissions increased and global temperatures continued to fall.', 'The temperature reconstructed by researchers from 2000 to 2010 differs from the global temperature record.']