Traditionally someone that studies climate was called a climatologist. This typically would be classifying climates (e.g. steppe, Mediterranean) and understanding why each type of climate occurs where it does. It was closely tied to agriculture and land cover, since climate determines those things.
In recent years "climate scientist" has come into use for someone that studies the climate system and how the different parts (atmosphere, oceans, cryosphere) interact with one another.
Climatologists study climate.
Paleoclimatolgists study the climates of past eras on earth, and often apply what they learn to projecting future climate.
Astrophysisits study climates on other planets and often apply their learning to understanding climate on earth.
Many scientific disciplines are part of our advancing understanding of climate.
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Paleoclimatolgists investigation any parts of the country for former eras remaining, and the most useful fill out an application what precisely these try to projecting near future conditions.
Astrophysisits investigation parts of the country regarding many other planets and the most useful fill out an application your studying to knowledge conditions remaining.
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