The Regional Climate Science Initiative.

The article argues the existence of historical and future climate data for the Caribbean, the greater number of peer reviewed analyses, and the larger cadre of regional climate scientists which are not accidental, and represents a significant improvement. It examines the history of the regional clim...

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Publicado en:	Caribbean Quarterly Vol. 64; no. 1; pp. 11 - 26
Autores principales:	Stephenson, Kimberly, Taylor, Michael A., Stephenson, Tannecia S., Centella, Abel, Bezanilla, Arnoldo, Charlery, John
Formato:	Artículo
Publicado:	Taylor & Francis Ltd Mar2018
Materias:	Climate change research Climate research Climatology Scientists Scholarly peer review
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Sumario:	The article argues the existence of historical and future climate data for the Caribbean, the greater number of peer reviewed analyses, and the larger cadre of regional climate scientists which are not accidental, and represents a significant improvement. It examines the history of the regional climate science initiative, including noteworthy milestones. It also explores the value added to the region in adopting a regional collaborative approach to generate information on climate science.