This commentary is a conflation and revision of the author’s essays previously published in the American Thinker and the Washington Times. To counter climate anxiety, this treatise reflects the limited predictions of climate models, particularly the atmosphere’s temperature profile, where models are not merely uncertain but also show a common warming bias relative to observations. Also, regarding the physics, how precipitation will change with warming is not sufficiently understood. This suggests that models can seriously misrepresent certain fundamental feedback processes.
