 | Chapter 1 Ten Reasons Why Climate Change May be More Severe than Projected1 Barrie Pittock Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial and Research Organisation Aspendale, Australia Better flood protection for New Orleans should have been built before 2005 (Fischetti, 2001), not because it was certain New Orleans would be flooded in 2005, but because it might have been 65 Kb.  1 | read |
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| 1. Introduction Sea ice, which provides a layer of thermal insulation between ocean and atmosphere and reflects most of the incident solar insolation, is central to polar climate studies Simulations of a second case study covering Europe and the Arctic Ocean demonstrate remote impacts of Arctic sea ice thickness on mid-latitude synoptic meteorology that develop within two weeks during a winter 2012 blocking event 157.43 Kb. 3 | read |
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