This should be read along with the New York magazine article.https://twitter.com/MichaelEMann/status/884421725533999105 …
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Journalists spend far too much time hyping extremely remote worst-case scenarios on climate, which makes them sound like activists.
Disagree -- in fact I'd say actual consensus science is predicting far more dire future than you get from mainstream press.
FTR @dwallacewells addresses this point at the top of the article.
It’s a good piece because these things are possible even though it won’t happen tomorrow. Probabilities are too often politically misused.
Great new book walking us through these issues of probability with climate catastrophes by eminent scholars Ph. Kitcher/Evelyn Fox Keller
I think "likely" is hard to predict. Best analogy I have seen: if you are hit by bus, doctor can't predict injuries, but it will be bad.
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