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The effects of climate change, including more frequent heatwaves, shifting precipitation patterns, and declining groundwater.
Human activity is the dominant cause of contemporary global warming: multiple major scientific bodies and large-scale literature reviews conclude that greenhouse-gas emissions from burning fossil fuel...
The short, evidence-based answer is: — the preponderance of scientific evidence indicates that recent climate change is primarily driven by human activities, especially the large rise in from burning ...
can add up to meaningful environmental benefits when they target high-impact domains (transport, housing, food) and are supported by social and policy shifts, but their efficacy is bounded by systemic...
Human emissions of heat‑trapping have driven near‑global warming of about 1.0–1.3°C (roughly 1.8–2.3°F) above the 1850–1900 baseline, with best estimates around 1.1°C (2.0°F) for recent decades, a con...
Professor Gianluca Alimonti is an Italian physicist and senior researcher tied to the Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare (INFN) and the University of Milan, with a research profile in high-energy/p...