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27 June 2025

• diffhist Extreme event attribution 03:54 +220 RCraig09 talk contribs (→History: The greater computing power of the 2000s allowed weather to be simulated over and over again, and conceptual breakthroughs in the early to mid 2010s allowed attribution science to come into existence.<ref name=sa-otto/>)
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 03:35 +182 RCraig09 talk contribs (→Purpose and methods: Otto emphasized that scientists use methods that have already been peer reviewed, allowing studies of new events to be published within a "news cycle" time frame.<ref name=sa-otto/>)
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 03:13 −18 RCraig09 talk contribs (→top: tighten language of lead sentence)
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 03:11 −14 RCraig09 talk contribs (switching images to present more representative graphic in lead)
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 03:06 +164 RCraig09 talk contribs (→History: Advances in research, and increasing computing power, has enabled extreme event attribution to become a growing branch of climate science.<ref name="conversation"/>)
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 02:59 −2 RCraig09 talk contribs (→Applications and influence: changing wording to be more definite)
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 02:58 −20 RCraig09 talk contribs (→Applications and influence: remove duplicate citation)
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 02:57 −3 RCraig09 talk contribs (→Applications and influence: change section title)
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 02:54 +9 RCraig09 talk contribs (→Findings: wording)
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 02:54 −1 RCraig09 talk contribs (moving sentence re difference between intensity and frequency down to new →Findings: section)
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 02:52 +356 RCraig09 talk contribs (→Findings: re-introducing findings in separate section: Climate Central's November 2024 review of more than 600 climate attribution studies covered almost 750 extreme weather events and trends.<ref name=ClimateCentral_20241118/> The review found that climate change made 74% of events more likely or severe, and that about 9% were made less likely or severe.<ref name=ClimateCentral_20241118/>)
• diffhist m Extreme event attribution 02:36 +20 RCraig09 talk contribs (→Applications and implications: minor: re-ordering cites in order)
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 02:35 +20 RCraig09 talk contribs (→Applications and implications: add <ref name=WWA_2021/> (page 10) to sentence re climate change litigation)
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 02:32 +148 RCraig09 talk contribs (→Purpose and methods: Rainfall is also relatively straightforward, but droughts, snowstorms, tropical storms and wildfires are more complicated.<ref name=WWA_2021/>)
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 02:24 +46 RCraig09 talk contribs (→External links: conform links)
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 02:18 +671 RCraig09 talk contribs (→External links: McSweeney, Robert; Tandon, Ayesha (18 November 2024). "Mapped: How climate change affects extreme weather around the world". Climate Central. Archived from the original on 10 June 2025. — Source contains interactive map including more than 600 studies covering almost 750 extreme weather events and trends.)
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 02:03 +915 RCraig09 talk contribs (→Purpose and methods: Results of attribution studies allow scientists and journalists to make statements such as, "this weather event was made at least ''n'' times more likely by human-caused climate change" or "this heatwave was made ''m'' degrees hotter than it would have been in a world without global warming" or "this event was effectively impossible without climate change".<ref name=WWA_2021>)

26 June 2025

• diffhist m Direct air capture 22:50 +2 Feed Me Your Skin talk contribs (Fixed grammar)
• diffhist United Nations 21:08 −155 Thepharoah17 talk contribs (→Bias: Fixed title and added working archive) Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit Advanced mobile edit
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 20:08 +216 RCraig09 talk contribs (add archive link to Zeng cite)
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 20:00 +718 RCraig09 talk contribs (→Purpose and methods: add Climate Central summary to bolster description by one scientist (Otto))
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 19:33 −10 RCraig09 talk contribs (changing section title from →Purpose, methods and findings: to →Purpose and methods: , because "findings" are very different from purpose and methods, and findings are scarcely mentioned and belong in a possible future section)
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 19:31 −1 RCraig09 talk contribs (→Purpose, methods and findings: moving " intensity vs. frequency " sentence right after Otto's mention of exactly these two terms)
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 19:27 0 RCraig09 talk contribs (moving two charts up to more →Purpose, methods and findings: as especially 2016 Extreme event attribution - probability density functions.svg is essential to methods)
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 19:25 +108 RCraig09 talk contribs (→Purpose, methods and findings: replacing language saying "Heatwaves are the easiest weather events to attribute." since modeling should not be described as "easy" . . . . fixing singular/plural mismatch in next sentence)
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 19:09 +63 RCraig09 talk contribs (→Purpose, methods and findings: Placing Xubin Zeng description in context, to compare to Otto's description in previous paragraph)
• diffhist m Carbon footprint 19:07 +4 Folkezoft talk contribs (General fixes via AutoWikiBrowser) Tag: AWB
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 19:02 +805 RCraig09 talk contribs (→Purpose, methods and findings: adding Otto's description of the attribution method since it's slightly different from the one in "The Conversation" reference. . . . . removed the Otto *cite* from the description from "The Conversation" . . . . add archive link to Scientific American since it's now behind paywall)
• diffhist Ethical banking 18:26 +9 SimonPie21 talk contribs (More formal tone: "Subject to" and "must comply with" are more precise and formal than "regulated by" and "have to abide by" aligning better with encyclopedic or academic writing. Clarity and conciseness: The improved version is more compact and removes slight redundancy without changing the meaning.) Tag: Visual edit
• diffhist Green economy 18:23 +164 SimonPie21 talk contribs (Despite their growing number, many environmental standards remain only partially effective because enforcement is uneven across jurisdictions, definitions of “green” differ internationally, and many frameworks are voluntary, offering few penalties for non-compliance. Compliance can be costly for smaller firms, further limiting uptake, while weak verification mechanisms allow some companies to engage in greenwashing, undermining the credibility and thus the overall impact of the standards.) Tag: Visual edit
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 18:05 +40 RCraig09 talk contribs (→See also: * Media coverage of climate change)
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 17:53 +532 RCraig09 talk contribs (→External links: Clarke, Ben; Otto, Friederike (2021). "Reporting extreme weather and climate change A guide for journalists" (PDF). World Weather Attribution.)
• diffhist Air pollution 17:38 +253 Chidgk1 talk contribs (→Particulate matter: Femke: I am not sure - please could you check the quote I added) Tag: Visual edit
• diffhist Cloud feedback 15:55 +1,413 Johnjbarton talk contribs (→References: Add Further reading suggested on Talk page.) Tag: ProveIt edit
• diffhist m Carbon cycle 09:07 +385 Princeg27 talk contribs (I have updated the data on CO2 release as of 2024 - latest available data.) Tag: Visual edit
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 05:23 +6 RCraig09 talk contribs (→Applications and implications: refine wording of image caption)
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 05:20 +276 RCraig09 talk contribs (→History: add Stott 2004 citation)
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 05:15 0 RCraig09 talk contribs (→History: move footnote location)
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 05:08 −6 RCraig09 talk contribs (→History: reference itself does not say the reference itself is the FIRST mention of attribution science)
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 05:06 +30 RCraig09 talk contribs (→History: comporting content more accurately with Slate reference)
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 04:53 +178 RCraig09 talk contribs (→History: add archive link to cite)
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 04:46 +471 RCraig09 talk contribs (→History: he concept of fraction attributable risk (FAR) was first applied in 2004<ref name=Nature_20030227> in an analysis of the 2003 European heatwave, providing a direct link between anthropogenic climate change and an individual extreme climate event.<ref name=WiresCC_201601/>^{[p. 4]})
• diffhist m United Nations 02:10 +35 Skipfortyfour talk contribs Tag: 2017 wikitext editor
• diffhist Climate change 00:10 −25 Lfstevens talk contribs (Filled in 0 bare reference(s) with reFill 2)

25 June 2025

• diffhist European Court of Human Rights 22:59 +2 AnomieBOT talk contribs (Fixing reference errors)
• diffhist The Guardian 22:37 −809 Fedjmike talk contribs (Remove Suella Braverman comments section; unnotable) Tag: Visual edit
• diffhist The Guardian 22:36 −1,368 Fedjmike talk contribs (Move "Guardian reader" and "Grauniad" out of lead section: non-notable trivia used to discredit the subject on superficial grounds (NPOV violation). Other newspapers' articles do not contain stereotypes in the lead (e.g. "Mail reader", "Sun reader").) Tag: Visual edit
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 22:23 −100 RCraig09 talk contribs (→Examples: removing File:Family home destroyed.jpg as not being pertinent to attribution as such . . . I'll be adding text over the next few days, to balance the text-versus-image ratio)
• diffhist Extreme event attribution 22:20 +2,164 RCraig09 talk contribs (→Applications and implications: adding File:2016 Extreme event attribution - probability density functions.svg and File:20250624 Likelihood of heatwaves vs degree of global warming - dot matrix chart.svg . . . . maybe these two charts belong in the lead, and the "Confidence..." chart File:2016 Confidence in attributing extreme events to global warming.svg maybe should be moved down . . . . I plan to add text in coming days (it's now 25 June))
• diffhist European Court of Human Rights 21:39 −56 Paprikaiser talk contribs (→See also: Removed category)