Extreme events: The art of attribution

Extreme events: The art of attribution

A high-impact weather event that occurred at the end of a decade of weather extremes led to the emergence of extreme event attribution science. The challenge is now to move on to assessing the actual risks, rather than simply attributing meteorological variables to climate change.

Bibliografski detalji
Glavni autor:	Otto, F
Format:	Journal article
Izdano:	Nature Publishing Group 2016

Slični predmeti

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