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The consensus among climate experts that human activities, especially emissions of CO2 and other greenhouse gases, are the primary cause of the global warming trend observed over recent decades.
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...
’s new wind-specific aim — framed in industry declarations as annual additions of at least 120 GW (including 15 GW offshore) and a cumulative — is plausible given China’s recent pace of deployment and...
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...
Global warming is not literally unstoppable: the rate and ultimate magnitude of future warming depends on human greenhouse‑gas emissions, and cutting those emissions today would reduce future warming ...