Explore compelling evidence for human-induced global climate change in this comprehensive lecture by Dr. Benjamin D. Santer from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Gain insights into the information presented to an American Physical Society subcommittee tasked with updating the organization's position statement on climate change. Delve into the scientific findings and data that support the understanding of anthropogenic impacts on our planet's climate system.
Evidence for Human Effects on Global Climate
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Dr. Benjamin D. Santer, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
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