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"Scientific consensus" as a book category encompasses works that explain, summarize, and defend the prevailing conclusions of the scientific community on a particular topic. These books present the evidence, methods, and reasoning that underlie broadly accepted findings (while clarifying the difference between robust consensus and unsettled questions), trace how consensus formed historically, and explore its implications for public policy, ethics, and everyday decision-making. They can range from accessible popular-science accounts and syntheses to more technical reviews and histories of science, and often address common misconceptions, the limits of current knowledge, and why uncertainty does not imply lack of reliability. The aim is to give readers a clear, evidence-based portrait of what scientists collectively accept, why they accept it, and where debates and open research remain.

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