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Climate Change Models
Climate change models are sophisticated computer simulations used by scientists to understand how Earth's climate system works and predict how it may change in the future. They are among the most important tools in climate…
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The 97% Scientific Consensus on Climate Change
The scientific consensus on climate change is one of the most thoroughly examined findings in modern science. Perhaps its most widely recognized expression is the often-quoted statement that approximately 97% of climate…
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Climate Change Myths: Separating Fact from Fiction
Climate change denial frequently relies on familiar myths that appear scientifically plausible but misrepresent or selectively interpret climate evidence. These arguments are repeatedly used to create doubt about the scientific…
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Doomism in Climate Change Communication
Doomism in climate change refers to the belief that catastrophic climate change is inevitable and that meaningful action can no longer alter the outcome. While concern about the seriousness of climate change is justified by…
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Who Drives Climate Change Denial?
In recent years, the struggle to defend evidence-based science has become a defining challenge of public life. In the case of climate change, climate scientist Michael E. Mann argues that this crisis is not accidental but driven…
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Climate Change
Climate change denial refers to the rejection, dismissal, or undermining of the scientific consensus that the Earth's climate is warming and that human activities - primarily the burning of fossil fuels - are the dominant cause…
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Anthropogenic Climate Change
Scientists agree that human activity is the primary driver of global climate change. The supporting evidence is very strong, especially carbon dioxide from burning fossil fuels and methane from agriculture and industry.
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Anecdotal Evidence - Climate Change
Scientists are rightly cautious about anecdotal evidence. A single hot summer proves nothing. One vanishing glacier is not a trend. Cherry-picking isolated observations to support a predetermined conclusion is the kind of…
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Evidence-Based Hope - Part 1
A September UN Environment Programme (UNEP) report states that the world is set to exceed the Paris' 1.5° C target on climate warming. The report has triggered a growing narrative of climate doomism and helplessness. Yet the same…
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Evidence-Based Hope - Part 2
The accelerating transition of global energy from fossil fuels to green renewables provides a compelling argument that climate catastrophe can be averted. When scientists model global warming, they look at greenhouse gas…
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Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC)
…where they release heat into the atmosphere and help keep Europe's climate unusually mild for its latitude. After cooling, the waters sink and flow back southward at depth, completing a cycle that shapes weather patterns, sea…
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CFCs and Their Impact
When chlorofluorocarbons first entered the world in the early twentieth century, they were hailed as a triumph of chemistry. Non-flammable, non-toxic, and remarkably stable, CFCs seemed like the perfect industrial compounds. They…
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