Scientists' new review finds stronger evidence of human-caused warming
A major review in the AGU journal Earth's Future says the scientific case linking people to rising temperatures has never been firmer.
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What happened
Scientists published a major review in Earth's Future, an AGU journal, concluding that the evidence of human influence on climate is stronger than ever. A separate opinion piece argues that climate change is part of every extreme weather event and calls for pushing back on fossil fuel industry disinformation.
Why it matters
The review reaffirms the scientific basis for attributing global warming to human activity.
Coverage
- Climate Change Is a Given in Every Extreme Weather Event, Why Do We Keep Needing to Prove It? (blog.ucs.org)
- Scientists reaffirm ‘incontrovertible’ evidence of human influence on climate (news.agu.org)
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