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Climate change: attribution of extreme weather

Abstract:: Anthropogenic climate change alters the risk of some extreme weather events. High-resolution computer simulations suggest that Black Sea warming made the devastating 2012 Krymsk flood possible — a virtually impossible event just 30 years ago.

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Otto, F. (2015). Climate change: attribution of extreme weather. Nature Geoscience.

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Otto, F. “Climate Change: Attribution of Extreme Weather.” Nature Geoscience, 2015.

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Otto, F. 2015. “Climate Change: Attribution of Extreme Weather.” Nature Geoscience.
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Publisher copy:: 10.1038/ngeo2484

Publication website:: http://www.nature.com/ngeo/journal/vaop/ncurrent/full/ngeo2484.html

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Department:: Geography
Role:: Author

Publisher:: Nature
Journal:: Nature Geoscience More from this journal
Publication date:: 2015-07-13
Acceptance date:: 2015-06-10
DOI:: 10.1038/ngeo2484
EISSN:: 1752-0908
ISSN:: 1752-0894

UUID:: uuid:4d2a6bf9-c873-477b-8261-c46012ac03ef
Deposit date:: 2015-07-28
ARK identifier:: ark:/29072/ora_4d2a6bf9c873477b8261c46012ac03ef

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Copyright date:: 2015

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