This article from Climatewire describes attribution science, "... a relatively new field of research practiced by a small group of scientists. Their findings are meant to help people in positions of power -- politicians, humanitarian workers, water managers, hospital administrators -- make decisions about adapting to a changing world." This is the first I've heard of attribution science, but looking back over the examples in this article I can see that scientists and policymakers regularly practice attribution science. I wonder how much is "science" and how much is sort of informed speculation. Thoughts?
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