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The use of models to predict and understand climate phenomena, including the challenges of representing ice supersaturation and turbulence.
A set of recurring claims — that warming is just weather, that scientists are conspiring, that models are unreliable, and that alarmism is politically or economically motivated — underpins most assert...
Persistent contrails form when cold, moist upper-troposphere air mixes with hot, humid aircraft exhaust and the conditions meet a thermodynamic formation threshold; in regions that are ice‑supersatura...
The scientific record is clear: the recent warming of Earth is overwhelmingly attributed to human activities, principally emissions of greenhouse gases from burning fossil fuels, with multiple large r...
Human activity — especially the large-scale burning of fossil fuels, land-use change and industrial emissions — is the primary cause of the rapid global warming and related climate changes observed si...
The preponderance of climate science concludes that human activities are essentially responsible for the recent global warming trend: best estimates place the human contribution at roughly 100% of obs...