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Yes, the division of concerns is important. I guess I'm more concerned with how we talk about what it is the climate models are predicting rather than how those
by _petronius 11y ago
Yes, the division of concerns is important. I guess I'm more concerned with how we talk about what it is the climate models are predicting rather than how those models are constructed. I wouldn't want anyone to conflate "natural processes without human influence can cause similar effects" with "we aren't causing it therefore we can keep burning oil/coal/etc. and it doesn't matter."