Sentences with phrase «with human causation»
The Cook et al study aimed to show the extent of (qualitative and quantitative) agreement with human causation of warming.
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Confusing correlations with causations represents one of the most common human errors of logic.
Final causation is concerned with one aspect of the subjective side of entities, be they humans or electrons.
I am not suggesting that Griffin begins with all that he wants to save in the way of human consciousness, mental causation, and free agency.
However, the strong evidence that supports the climate science and human causation of climate change doesn't warrant equal weight with minority claims, often disputed by other research, that are not credible, they add.
And (2) with regard to its main rationale, carbon emissions cause warming, the vector of causation is backwards: atmospheric CO2 concentration follows global warming, empirically and theoretically, while human emissions are lost in the noise.
This question, following up on question one, is designed to expose the fact that there is a strong ethical duty to assume human causation of climate change if there is reliable evidence of human causation and that those who seek to justify non-action on climate change because they claim that human causation has not been proven have a very strong ethical duty to demonstrate that humans are not causing climate change with high levels of proof.
By attacking the level of certainty that people may hold with regard to either the existence of or human causation of global warming, climate change denial has attractions for those outside the inner circle of beneficiaries from the fossil fuel industry who do not want to reckon with either changes in their own lifestyle or with the increased role of government required by effective climate action.
If it is true that correlation = causation, then stork populations really do increase with human populations.
Causation is a little mental trick we humans came up with to prevent bad things from happening.