Mother Jones - Kevin Drum
No special reason for this post, but in case anyone ever suggests to you
that, sure, global warming is real, but we don’t know how much is
caused by humans—well, yes we do:
This is from the Fourth National Climate Assessment, which states with high confidence
that “the likely contributions of natural forcing and internal
variability to global temperature change over that period [1951-2010]
are minor.” If you want to see all the human causes broken down further,
here you go:
We humans have done things that both increase and decrease the amount of
solar heat being trapped on the earth. However, they don’t balance out:
the increases are far greater than the decreases. The result is global
warming.
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