Greater than 99% consensus on human caused climate change in the peer-reviewed scientific literature by Mark Lynas, Benjamin Z Houlton, Simon Perry

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Analysis of the January 2017 Cold Spell in Greece and Its Implications on Human Health by Effie Kostopoulou

“…Human-caused climate change is linked to changes in some types of climate extremes such as high- and low-temperature extremes. …”
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Persuading climate skeptics with facts: Effects of causal evidence vs. consensus messaging by Jin Woo Kim, Ruijun Liu

“…We found that both treatments had noticeable effects on belief in human-caused climate change, with the causal evidence being slightly more effective, though we did not observe equivalent patterns for changes in attitudes toward climate policies. …”
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Influence and seepage: an evidence-resistant minority can affect public opinion and scientific belief formation by Lewandowsky, S, Pilditch, TD, Madsen, JK, Oreskes, N, Risbey, JS

“…For example, the tobacco industry denied the medical consensus on the harms of smoking for decades, and the clear evidence about human-caused climate change is currently being rejected by many politicians and think tanks that oppose regulatory action. …”

Circular economy and sustainable agri-food systems by Filippo Sgroi

“…In recent times, scientists and economic policy authorities have been promoting viable solutions to address global emergencies related to human-caused climate change. In particular, there is a growing demand for renewable energy sources, technological innovation and energy-saving systems, and ecological and environmental sustainability of natural resources and the territory. …”
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SI: Survivability under Overheating: The Impact of Regional and Global Climate Change on the Vulnerable and Low-Income Population by Afroditi Synnefa, Shamila Haddad, Priyadarsini Rajagopalan, Mattheos Santamouris

“…The increasing intensity, duration, and frequency of heatwaves due to human-caused climate change is shown to affect underserved populations. …”
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University student perception of sustainability and environmental issues by Elisabetta Genovese

“…There is a global consensus among scientists that human-caused climate change is threatening the environment and communities worldwide and that major changes must be implemented to reduce the increasing rate of CO2 emissions. …”
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Causality and the fate of climate litigation: the role of the social superstructure narrative by Otto, FEL, Minnerop, P, Raju, E, Harrington, LJ, Stuart-Smith, RF, Boyd, E, James, R, Jones, R, Lauta, KC

“…We assert that without a general understanding of the urgency of climate change and the scientifically proven fact that climate change impacts the present, and that it is possible to attribute individual losses to human-caused climate change, the fate and future of climate litigation focusing on losses and damages will continue to encounter major obstacles in courts. …”

Why has no new record-minimum Arctic sea-ice extent occurred since September 2012? by Jennifer A Francis, Bingyi Wu

“…One of the clearest indicators of human-caused climate change is the rapid decline in Arctic sea ice. …”
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Inoculating the Public against Misinformation about Climate Change by Sander van der Linden, Anthony Leiserowitz, Seth Rosenthal, Edward Maibach

“…A growing body of research suggests that one promising way to counteract the politicization of science is to convey the high level of normative agreement (“consensus”) among experts about the reality of human‐caused climate change. Yet, much prior research examining public opinion dynamics in the context of climate change has done so under conditions with limited external validity. …”
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Disaster Microbiology—a New Field of Study by Daniel F. Q. Smith, Arturo Casadevall

“…Given the accelerating pace of human-caused climate change and the increasing encroachment of the natural word by human activities, it is likely that this area of research will become increasingly relevant to the broader field of microbiology. …”
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Impact of climate change shocks on economic growth: A new insight from non-linear analysis by Nabila Khurshid, Asma Fiaz, Jamila Khurshid, Kashif Ali

“…Research findings indicate that comprehensive mitigation policies at the nationwide and worldwide levels are required to limit human-caused climate change in Pakistan. At national level, tree planting projects and safeguard greenery at all costs while at international level, policies needed for adoption of mitigation strategies to control climate change.…”
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Climate change vulnerability of native and alien freshwater fishes of California: a systematic assessment approach. by Peter B Moyle, Joseph D Kiernan, Patrick K Crain, Rebecca M Quiñones

“…Freshwater fishes are highly vulnerable to human-caused climate change. Because quantitative data on status and trends are unavailable for most fish species, a systematic assessment approach that incorporates expert knowledge was developed to determine status and future vulnerability to climate change of freshwater fishes in California, USA. …”
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Anthropogenic Climate Change Negatively Impacts Vegetation and Forage Conditions in the Greater Four Corners Region by Emily L. Williams, Chris Funk, Shraddhanand Shukla

“…These results indicate that increased temperatures from human‐caused climate change are having persistent and damaging impacts on vegetation productivity, with significant implications for ranchers and other land users in the region.…”
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Mediating Role of Environmental Awareness for the Nexus between Perceived Risks of COVID-19 Pandemic and Use of Sustainable Transportation: Evidence from Urban Passengers in Ethiop... by Kassa Moges Tareke

“…Despite the rising of human-caused climate change denial beliefs, findings revealed that a large part of the causes of the COVID-19 pandemic are climate change, biodiversity misuse, and wildlife degradation, all of which are environmental in nature and anthropogenic. …”
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Modeled vegetation community trajectories: Effects from climate change, atmospheric nitrogen deposition, and soil acidification recovery by T.C. McDonnell, C.M. Clark, G.J. Reinds, T.J. Sullivan, B. Knees

“…As temperature increases from human-caused climate change and soils recover from long term atmospheric deposition of N and sulfur (S), it is unclear how these important ecosystem components will respond. …”
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VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION IN URBAN REGIONS OF THE GLOBAL SOUTH FROM AERIAL IMAGERY by M. Mühlhaus, F. Kurz, A. R. Guridi Tartas, R. Bahmanyar, S. M. Azimi, J. Hellekes

“…Land transport is a major contributor to the human-caused climate change; knowing the total number and composition of the vehicle fleet is key for estimating its emissions. …”
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Quantifying the contribution of major carbon producers to increases in vapor pressure deficit and burned area in western US and southwestern Canadian forests by Kristina A Dahl, John T Abatzoglou, Carly A Phillips, J Pablo Ortiz-Partida, Rachel Licker, L Delta Merner, Brenda Ekwurzel

“…Increases in burned forest area across the western United States and southwestern Canada over the last several decades have been partially driven by a rise in vapor pressure deficit (VPD), a measure of the atmosphere’s drying power that is significantly influenced by human-caused climate change. Previous research has quantified the contribution of carbon emissions traced back to a set of 88 major fossil fuel producers and cement manufacturers to historical global mean temperature rise. …”
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Climate change is increasing the likelihood of extreme autumn wildfire conditions across California by Michael Goss, Daniel L Swain, John T Abatzoglou, Ali Sarhadi, Crystal A Kolden, A Park Williams, Noah S Diffenbaugh

“…In this study, we quantify observed changes in the occurrence and magnitude of meteorological factors that enable extreme autumn wildfires in California, and use climate model simulations to ascertain whether these changes are attributable to human-caused climate change. We show that state-wide increases in autumn temperature (∼1 °C) and decreases in autumn precipitation (∼30%) over the past four decades have contributed to increases in aggregate fire weather indices (+20%). …”
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A systematic review of climate change science relevant to Australian design flood estimation by C. Wasko, S. Westra, R. Nathan, A. Pepler, A. Pepler, T. H. Raupach, T. H. Raupach, T. H. Raupach, A. Dowdy, A. Dowdy, A. Dowdy, F. Johnson, F. Johnson, M. Ho, K. L. McInnes, D. Jakob, J. Evans, J. Evans, J. Evans, G. Villarini, G. Villarini, H. J. Fowler

“…Under stationary assumptions, flood guidance and the methods used in design flood estimation are firmly established in practice and mature in their theoretical foundations, but under climate change, guidance is still in its infancy. Human-caused climate change is influencing factors that contribute to flood risk such as rainfall extremes and soil moisture, and there is a need for updated flood guidance. …”
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