Consensus Over Isolated Studies: The Foundation of Scientific Truth Scientific truths require consensus from a body of research rather than isolated studies. Climate change, driven by human actions, is supported by extensive scientific agreement and should inform policy decisions. Cherry-picking data undermines responsible governance; science must guide our understanding and responses to issues like climate change. Historical context shows that significant advancements in society are built on established scientific knowledge.
Urgency Amidst Rising Threats: Adapting Policies Based on Established Science The urgency for action against climate-related threats grows as extreme weather events increase in frequency and severity. Political debates should focus on economic implications rather than questioning the validity of established science regarding energy policies or environmental impacts. As cities face rising sea levels due to climate change, the need for proactive measures becomes critical—our civilization lacks the means to relocate urban centers quickly enough to adapt effectively.