Problems, Philosophy and Politics of Climate Science

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A critical examination of Climate Sciences reveals their reliance on numerical models, particularly in relation to global warming, which may compromise adherence to the scientific method. While global warming is largely accepted, its complexities necessitate extensive experimental research over decades. Additionally, unresolved issues, such as ice ages, highlight gaps in understanding the climate system. The adoption of unproven hypotheses in public policy, coupled with the societal implications of global warming, raises significant political challenges for the field.