The attribution question

Understanding how the overall risks of extreme events are changing in a warming world requires both a thermodynamic perspective and an understanding of changes in the atmospheric circulation.

Bibliografische gegevens
Hoofdauteurs:	Otto, F, van Oldenborgh, G, Eden, J, Stott, P, Karoly, D, Allen, M
Formaat:	Journal article
Gepubliceerd in:	Nature Publishing Group 2016

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