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Climate Modelling

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Climate models are computer simulations of the natural world. Scientists involved in creating these simulations believe that mathematical descriptions of the natural processes involved in… Read More »Climate Modelling

Climate Feedbacks

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Feedbacks are processes that are themselves consequences of global warming, but which in turn influence the planet’s temperature. They are either positive feedbacks, which means… Read More »Climate Feedbacks

Greenhouse Gases

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Greenhouse gases are gases whose properties are said to be ‘heat-trapping’ — they absorb infrared energy and re-emit it, scattering it and thereby keeping it… Read More »Greenhouse Gases

CO2 Emissions

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CO2 emissions are caused by the burning of any hydrocarbon fuel, from wood, through to coal oil and gas. The elimination of combustion of fossil… Read More »CO2 Emissions

Global Warming

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Articles in this category examine the basic science and statistics of global warming. Note that though the terms ‘global warming’ and ‘climate change’ are often… Read More »Global Warming

Climate Change

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On this site, we refer to the claimed direct effects of global warming as climate change. Articles in this category examine the arguments and evidence… Read More »Climate Change

Climate Impacts

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Climate impacts are the effects of climate change and are distinct from, but caused by, climate changes. For example, environmentalists and some scientists claim that… Read More »Climate Impacts

Climate Crisis

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Environmentalists claim that we are facing a ‘climate crisis’ or ‘climate emergency’, which is leading to a catastrophic breakdown of society. In this category, we… Read More »Climate Crisis