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Michael E. Mann

Michael Mann: Yes, we can still stop the worst effects of climate change. Here's why.

A forest fire burns behind a lake and its surrounding forest.

Last June, I came across a news piece claiming that "scientists failed for decades to communicate [climate risks] to policymakers and the public." However, the story had mischaracterized a scientific review article about communicating unlikely but important climate consequences in the presence of deep uncertainty.

But what bothered me most was the notion that scientists have failed to communicate climate risk. Many of us have spent decades trying to do just that, despite a misinformation campaign by polluters to confuse the public and policymakers.

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