Benjamin Santer, a pioneering climate researcher who first demonstrated human-caused atmospheric warming, has challenged a recent U.S. government report that cited his findings yet reached opposing conclusions. Santer and colleagues published a new peer-reviewed analysis exposing significant scientific errors in the government report. They emphasize that decades of satellite data clearly trace the atmospheric fingerprint of anthropogenic climate change.
Leading Climate Scientist Challenges Government Report on Human-Caused Warming

The Gist
“Benjamin Santer disputes a U.S. government report that cited his work but concluded against human-caused warming.”

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