Too hot to handle

John Whitfield

Nature, 2003, vol. 425, issue 6956, 338-339

Abstract: Alaska is warming up more than anywhere else on Earth. Climate researchers are now turning to regional models to find out why — and how to deal with it. John Whitfield went north to investigate.

Date: 2003
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