Problems, Philosophy and Politics of Climate Science

The book critically examines the current state of Climate Sciences, highlighting their reliance on numerical models primarily focused on global warming. It points out that predictions made by these models can only be partially validated against experimental data, leading to concerns about adherence to the scientific method. Additionally, the text emphasizes the need for extensive experimental efforts to address unresolved climate issues, such as ice ages. It also discusses the implications of adopting unproven hypotheses in public policy and the complex interactions between global warming and societal politics.