The world's largest climate change experiment needs you!
The article reports that Oxford University and British Broadcasting Corp. are organizing the world's largest climate change experiment in an attempt to predict how increased levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere will affect global temperatures. Because of the complexity of world climate even...
| Publicado en: | Geographical (Geographical Magazine Ltd.) Vol. 78; no. 5; p. 7 |
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Geographical Magazine Ltd.
May2006
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