Climate Experts’ Review of the DOE Climate Working Group Report

In response to the Department of Energy's recent climate report, more than 85 scientists came together to submit a detailed rebuttal. Our motivation was simple: the DOE report misrepresents the state of climate science by cherry-picking evidence, exaggerating uncertainties, and ignoring decades of peer-reviewed research. Climate science is one of the most scrutinized and well-established fields, and the DOE report falls far short of that standard.

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2025-09-29
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https://doi.org/10.22541/essoar.175745244.41950365/v2
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Climate Experts’ Review of the DOE Climate Working Group Report

A. E. Dessler, Robert E. Kopp
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Climate Change and Environmental Impact
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Climate Experts’ Review of the DOE Climate Working Group Report

A. E. Dessler, Robert E. Kopp
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Abstract

In response to the Department of Energy's recent climate report, more than 85 scientists came together to submit a detailed rebuttal. Our motivation was simple: the DOE report misrepresents the state of climate science by cherry-picking evidence, exaggerating uncertainties, and ignoring decades of peer-reviewed research. Climate science is one of the most scrutinized and well-established fields, and the DOE report falls far short of that standard.

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Climate Change and Environmental Impact
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