Professor of History and Chair of the Program in History of Science and Medicine, Yale University
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The 19th-Century Tumult over Climate Change – And Why it Matters Today
The consensus-building approach of recent climate science has successfully established anthropogenic climate change as an indisputable fact. But it has failed to translate that knowledge into action.
September 12, 2018
