SCIENCEMay 23 · 23:30 UTCLE MONDE (EN)

Why dropping the worst-case climate scenario does not undermine the reality of global warming

The article discusses how abandoning the worst-case climate scenario does not negate the reality of global warming. It highlights a coal-fired power plant operated by Uniper in Gelsenkirchen, Germany, juxtaposed with a wind turbine, symbolizing the transition between energy sources.

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