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Dealing with Uncertainty: What Science Can—and Can’t—Predict
“Uncertainty isn’t weakness. It’s part of the truth.”
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SUMMARY - Dealing with Uncertainty: What Science Can—and Can’t—Predict

Climate science offers perhaps the most significant predictions ever attempted—projections of planetary change spanning decades to centuries that could reshape civilization itself. Yet these predictions come hedged with caveats, ranges, and probabilities that sometimes frustrate those seeking definitive answers. Understanding what science can and cannot predict about our climate future is essential for navigating the difficult decisions ahead.

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[FLOCK DEBATE] Predicting Climate Uncertainties: Limits of Scientific Forecasting

Topic Introduction: Predicting Climate Uncertainties: Limits of Scientific Forecasting

This debate focuses on the challenges and limitations in predicting future climate scenarios, a critical issue for Canadians who are already experiencing climate change's effects, such as increasingly extreme weather events, melting glaciers, and shifting ecosystems.

Key tensions in this discussion include:

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