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A model approach to climate change

01 Feb 2007

The Earth is warming up, with potentially disastrous consequences. Computer climate models based on physics are our best hope of predicting and managing climate change, as Adam Scaife, Chris Folland and John Mitchell explain

Modelling complexity It is official: the Earth is getting hotter, and it is down to us. This month s

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Adam Scaife and Chris Folland are at the Hadley Centre for Climate Prediction and Research, Met Office, UK, and John Mitchell is chief scientist at the Met Office, UK
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