The article discusses the scientific consensus on climate change, emphasizing that an overwhelming majority of climate scientists agree on its existence and human contribution. This consensus serves as an essential foundation for informed policy-making. The authors highlight the challenges posed by misinformation and the need for effective communication strategies to bridge the gap between scientific understanding and public perception. By addressing these issues, it is possible to enhance public trust in climate science and facilitate more effective climate action.
The overwhelming majority of climate scientists agree on human-induced climate change, which serves as a vital understanding for policymakers addressing future climate challenges.
Transforming scientific consensus into public understanding requires addressing misinformations and clarifying the roles of scientific evidences and trust in scientific authorities.
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