Global warming has never been a big problem in the past. Therefore, it won't be a big problem in the future.
A) Accident.
B) Suppressed evidence.
C) False cause.
D) Equivocation.
E) No fallacy.

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This statement commits the fallacy of suppressed evidence because it ignores or overlooks relevant information or data that could influence the conclusion. It dismisses the potential for future problems based on the absence of past problems, without considering changing conditions or accumulating effects that could make global warming a significant issue in the future.

Global Warming Has Never Been a Big Problem in the Past