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The rise in global temperatures typically leads to efforts aimed at reducing or mitigating climate change.
(1) a rapid increase in climate change mitigation efforts – the most logical and contextually appropriate outcome.
(2) a decrease in renewable energy usage – counterintuitive, as rising temperatures often lead to increased focus on sustainability.
(3) widespread environmental complacency – not plausible given the context of rising temperatures.
(4) an immediate end to all industrial activity – unrealistic and extreme in response to temperature rise.
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