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I'm trying to imagine writing about basketball that eschewed all quantitative accounts of last night's big game. Most general climate writing seems a bit like discussing how good or bad LeBron looked on court last night, while ignoring points, rebounds, assists etc.
Funny thing is: of course, there's a tonne of great books, online classes etc that are full of this stuff. I've found the IPCC report(s) surprisingly readable and interesting. But it all seems sub rosa from the pov of popular culture.
I wonder if the numbers don't seem scary enough. A 3 °C rise in temperature sounds pretty good to many people!
Funny: the numbers are typically a worldwide average, AFAIK. Nearly all of the expected temp increase is over land, not ocean. So the land increase is 2x-3x what's reported. Eg 3 degrees may mean closer to 10 degrees. And much more at high latitudes.
It’s all so complicated. All the stuff you just talked about is only an input into climate change models which are equally (?) complex themselves and it’s not like the other inputs are any easier.
I'd be interested in a reading list!
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