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Scientific Studies

We have curated key research papers and scientific studies relevant to agricultural farm policy and climate science. These resources aim to build community knowledge and provide a deeper understanding of the science informing our perspectives.

Detection, attribution, and modeling of climate change: Key open issues

Climate sensitivity to a doubling of CO2 with feedbacks may only be ~1°C, with humans contributing just 30% to the warming since 1850.

Read Study on ScienceDirect
Human Versus Natural Influences on Climate and Biodiversity: The Carbon Dioxide Connection

Human CO2 emissions are responsible for 1.57% of the global T change since 1750; 98.43% of climate forcing is natural.

Read research about CO2 ON MDPI

Fossil Fuels, Climate Change, and the Vital Role of CO2

This evidence-based study explores the relationship between carbon dioxide, plant growth, and climate change, highlighting how CO2 supports thriving ecosystems and global food security for our farmers.

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The Positive Impact of Human CO₂ Emissions on the Survival of Life on Earth

This electronic book by Dr. Patrick Moore argues that human CO₂ emissions support plant growth, biodiversity, and global food security. It provides a comprehensive analysis of the carbon cycle and its benefits for the biosphere.

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External link to ResearchGate

Methane and Climate 2025 – Why Cutting Methane is Unjustified

This paper from the CO2 Coalition reviews the science on methane’s limited role in climate change and argues that costly methane-reduction policies are not justified by the evidence, especially given their impact on energy and food prices.

Read full paper on CO2coalition site

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World of CO2 Website

The Alliance links to World of CO2  at  https://www.the-world-of-co2.com/co2 for detailed CO2 data. Visit this external site to explore some of the science informing our policy positions and climate perspectives.

Use the Climate at a Glance App to explore climate data.

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