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Extreme Weather and Climate Change

Table of Contents

  1. INTRODUCTORY COMMENTS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
  2. IS EXTREME WEATHER BECOMING MORE COMMON?
  3. NATURAL VARIABILITY
  4. GREENHOUSE WARMING AND WEATHER EXTREMES
  5. IMPLICATIONS OF AN INCREASE IN WEATHER EXTREMES
  6. RESPONSES
  7. DRAWING CONCLUSIONS BOXES
  8. WHAT IS EXTREME WEATHER?
  9. EL NIŅOS AND CLIMATE CHANGE
  10. FLOODING IN CANADA
  11. THE 1998 ICE STORM
  12. THE POSSIBILITY OF SURPRISES
  13. Bibliography
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