Climate scientist: I designed my research to sound catastrophic

Patrick Brown, a climate scientist, discusses deliberate tactics used in climate change studies to sound catastrophic. He critiques the dominant narrative, highlighting the limitations and advocating for a broader perspective. The chapter explores bias, lack of skepticism, and personal beliefs in climate change research. The debate on net zero targets and economic consequences is examined, along with the importance of reducing fuel loads in forests to minimize wildfires. Brown shares his perspective on climate change, scientific press skepticism, and belief in adaptation and technology.