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The dominant approach to human-induced global warming revolves around slow but dramatic reductions in greenhouse-gas emissions by mid-century. To McGuire, these uncertainties underscore that fact that human-induced global warming is "nothing more nor less than a great planetary experiment, many of the outcomes of which we cannot predict. We don't attribute this to human-induced global warming," he said. |
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