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On Non-epistemic Values in Climate Science for Decision Support
Climate change is an ever-increasing threat to humanity, making the need for decision relevant, actionable climate science more and more pressing. With this need comes pressure to articulate what constitutes responsible practice in climate science for decision support. This requires in part understa...
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Department of Philosophy
2022
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