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The scientific consensus that human activities are the primary driver of recent global warming, with multiple studies and reports showing increasing confidence in attribution and rising urgency about impacts.
Yes — multiple, independent lines of observational and paleoclimate evidence show Earth has warmed and that , especially greenhouse‑gas emissions from burning fossil fuels, are the dominant cause; maj...
The vast majority of climate scientists and multiple reviews of the peer‑reviewed literature conclude that recent is real and primarily driven by human activities, especially greenhouse‑gas emissions ...
A broad majority of major scientific institutions — led by the , national science academies, and specialist societies — have issued formal statements that endorse the conclusion that recent global war...
Climate models separate human and natural drivers of recent warming by simulating the climate with and without human forcings and comparing those “fingerprints” to observations; multiple lines of evid...
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 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...
The best available science and major research institutions conclude that recent global warming is overwhelmingly driven by human activities — principally greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuels, la...