As we measure more and more aerosol emission effects, such as soot - published in January - and check on ever - changing factors such as polar ice reduction, more evidence makes us less likely to get it wrong. (earthtimes.org)
It finds that these sources can economically produce large levels of biomass without compromising crop production, thereby mitigating the land conversion and carbon emissions effects posited by the Searchinger Hypothesis. (rff.org)
If we move to analysing how GHG emissions effects the probability and consequences of sudden rapid climate changes, then that is a totally different analyses from climate science right through the policy analysis. (judithcurry.com)