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Attribution of climate extreme events
Nature Climate Change · 2015 · Vol. 5(8) · pp. 725–730
Kevin E. Trenberth✉(NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research)John Fasullo(NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research)Theodore G. Shepherd(University of Reading)
Climate variability and modelsMeteorological Phenomena and SimulationsTropical and Extratropical Cyclones ResearchClimate changeAttributionClimate systemFraming (construction)ClimatologyExtreme weatherEvent (particle physics)Climate modelEnvironmental scienceHistory
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- National Science Foundation
- U.S. Department of Energy
- University of Reading
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