Replies to post #380984 on Tornado Alley (PROG)

[fuagf]

Bottom line, i reckon, is that most all climate scientists believe man-made global warming is a real problem. If the data and the scientists are to be generally trusted, as they should be until proven untrustworthy, then the position based on the best evidence available is the best reasonable and rational one to take.

The are few things about our physical world as certain as the idea the sun will rise tomorrow as it did yesterday. And there are still those who believe (have proof, in their eyes) that the world is flat.

[12yearplan]

Politicians getting involved so now the 'acktivayshun'!

"Our models have gotten better, we have a better understanding of the physics and the chemistry and the biology, and so they're able to simulate and project future temperature changes and precipitation changes much better than they were," said Dr Stephen Cornelius from WWF, an observer at IPCC meetings.

"Another change has been that attribution sciences have increased vastly in the last few years. We can make greater links between climate change and extreme weather events."

As well as updates on temperature projections, there will likely be a strong focus on the question of humanity's role in creating the climate crisis. 


https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-58102953