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Science 'Italls Us What Is The, but Not What Is Right: Katharine Hayhoe and Douglas Hayhoe Katherine Hrryhoe received her doctorate in environmental science ber the University ofillmols at Urbano Chnmpar'gn. Hayhoe is a climate scientist who has written extensively on the subject qfclimore change. Her book an that subject is titled A Climate for Change: Global Warming Facts for FaithBased Decisions (2011). Science provides humans with a powerful way of understanding creation and harnessing it for the common good. When Galileo's observations, supporting the idea that the Earth and other planets revolved around the Sun, were criticized as contrary to biblical revelatio H | Over the last ve centuries, consistent application of the scientic method has enabled immeasurable advances in technology and medicine. Experiments typically begin with asking questions, formulating hypotheses, planning investigations and making observations. Scientic research continues through interpreting and analyzing data, building models and sharing results.2 Throughout these steps run the common threads ofthe peer review process {subject to the scrutiny of peers most knowledgeable with the topic in question): and repeatability [results can be duplicated by independent researchersf Science identies physical relationships and principles that explain the world around us. Often: these principles can be extrapolated far beyond the conditions in which they were observed. This ability to extrapolate lends science a unique and poweril predictive power. For example, alter the planet Uranus was discovered by Herschel in l'i'Sl, _ 5 As ecologist Hugh IGauch states in a book on the scientic method, science builds on \"deductive and inductive logic" to make \"bold claims ofrationality and truth.\" In the area ofclirnate change, the scientic method can document how climate is changing. Science can test all ofthe hypotheses that could explain the observed change and identify the one that is most consistent with the data: humans are responsible. Physical principles regarding the infrared absorption by heattrapping gases and the exchange of heat between the atmosphere and ocean form the basis of complex earth system models. These models are what we use to understand the implications of the choices our society makes: What will the future look like if we continue to depend on fossil fuels for energy, compared with a future where we transition to other, cleaner energy sources?