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Daily Archives: February 20, 2009
What does it mean for me? Excellent article on regional climate assessments in “Issues in S&T”
“Climate change is here to stay. Scientists must develop regional assessments of climate change that are essential to the local policymakers who will have to make the critical decisions about how to respond,” says Charles Kennel at Scripps Institution of … Continue reading
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