This November's MIT Alumni for Climate Action (MACA) journal club presentation and discussion will be on determining if a weather event is caused by climate change or not.
The presenter, a Yale postdoctoral fellow in physics and leader of MACA education, shared the journal articles she will be presenting on[2,3]. One of the articles is located at World Weather Attribution, which is a collection of scientists who volunteer their time to analyze and write. While at the site, I found[1] for journalists. It has been helpful to me as well. I have only read 10 pages, so far, and will read the rest tomorrow. It is very informative.
References:
[1] Clarke, Ben; Otto, Friederike. Reporting extreme weather and climate change, A guide for Journalists. World Weather Attribution
[2] Allen, M. Liability for climate change. Nature 421, 891–892 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1038/421891a
[3] Zachariah, M. et al. Climate Change made devastating early heat in India and Pakistan 30 times more likely. (World Weather Attribution, 2022).
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