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I was simply stating I have trouble with this issue because of the media aspect not the general scientific consensus. The article makes no mention of how local
by bb2018 7y ago
I was simply stating I have trouble with this issue because of the media aspect not the general scientific consensus.
The article makes no mention of how local people, businesses, etc. are affected by the temperature change. The intended article takeaway is clearly about climate change and how this fits into the current state of climate change. Yet, the chance that one specific area is +/- a certain average over a flexible and short amount of time has nothing to do global warming.
It paints an inaccurate picture for those who don't read academic papers on their own. It reminds me of articles that talk about how a stock is down 5% when it is up 100% in a few years and make it sound like the company is imploding. By not framing it with a general sense of regular variation the article itself is confusing.