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Climate change is coming to a place near you

6 Oct 2015 by rasmus

What are the local consequences of a continued global warming? And what kind of future climate can you expect for you children? Do we expect more extreme events, and will a global warming affect the statistics of storms? Another question is how the local changes matters for local communities and the ecosystem.

It may be contrary to most people’s impression. We have a clearer picture of future climate changes on a global scale than of the local consequences associated with a global warming. And we know why.

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Filed Under: Climate impacts, Climate Science, Communicating Climate, RC Forum, Scientific practice

Unforced variations: Oct 2015

2 Oct 2015 by group

This month’s open thread. Since most climate related discussion this month will be focussed on the COP21…

What is (or should be) the role of climate science in the upcoming negotiations? Discuss.

Filed Under: Climate Science, Open thread

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