Lessons from a distant monsoon

Jonathan T. Overpeck () and Julia E. Cole
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Jonathan T. Overpeck: University of Arizona
Julia E. Cole: University of Arizona

Nature, 2007, vol. 445, issue 7125, 270-271

Abstract: The burden of global warming falls most heavily on the developing world. A connection forged between the Indian Ocean climate, Asian monsoons and drought in Indonesia makes for an especially bleak outlook for that nation.

Date: 2007
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