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Tasmania in 2100: the vision of our new breed of future-gazers

Posted on 10 November 2009 by Peter Boyer

Simulating our climate using computer models has been an important tool in understanding how rising levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere affect global processes. Now, world-leading modellers are building a high-resolution vision of our own island’s future climate. [10 … Continue reading →

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How do we get climate science into living rooms?

Posted on 11 March 2008 by Peter Boyer

Getting ordinary people to accept scientific advice on something as complex and hard to see as climate change will not be an easy task. Most of all, it will require politicians to be aware of the science and committed to acting on it. Continue reading →

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