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The Scientific Consensus in Climate Change
The Scientific Consensus in Climate Change Historian of science, Naomi Oreskes of UC San Diego, states: “Scientific knowledge is the intellectual and social consensus of affiliated experts based on the weight of available empirical evidence, and evaluated according to accepted … Continue reading
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