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Climate Science, The Philosophy of
Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy (2020)
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The Philosophy of Climate Science Climate change is one of the defining challenges of the 21st century. But what is climate change, how do we know about it, and how should we react to it? This article summarizes the main conceptual issues and questions in the foundations of climate science, as well as of the … Continue reading Climate Science, The Philosophy of →Author Profiles
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