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Weather, Climate and Climate Change: Human Perspectives

Greg O’Hare, John Sweeney, Robert L. Wilby

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1. Introduction 2. Mass Components of the Climate System 3. Energy in the Climate System 4. Motions of the Climate System 5. Ocean-Atmosphere Interactions 6. Changes in the Climate System 7. Modelling the Climate System 8. Weather, Climate and Climate Change of the High Latitudes 9. Weather, Climate and Climate Change of the Mid Latitude Oceanic Margins 10. Weather, Climate and Climate Change of the Mid Latitude Continental Interiors 11. Weather, Climate and Climate Change of the Low Latitudes 12. Human Adjustment to Climate Change

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1. Introduction 2. Mass Components of the Climate System 3. Energy in the Climate System 4. Motions of the Climate System 5. Ocean-Atmosphere Interactions 6. Changes in the Climate System 7. Modelling the Climate System 8. Weather, Climate and Climate Change of the High Latitudes 9. Weather, Climate and Climate Change of the Mid Latitude Oceanic Margins 10. Weather, Climate and Climate Change of the Mid Latitude Continental Interiors 11. Weather, Climate and Climate Change of the Low Latitudes 12. Human Adjustment to Climate Change

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1. Introduction 2. Mass Components of the Climate System 3. Energy in the Climate System 4. Motions of the Climate System 5. Ocean-Atmosphere Interactions 6. Changes in the Climate System 7. Modelling the Climate System 8. Weather, Climate and Climate Change of the High Latitudes 9. Weather, Climate and Climate Change of the Mid Latitude Oceanic Margins 10. Weather, Climate and Climate Change of the Mid Latitude Continental Interiors 11. Weather, Climate and Climate Change of the Low Latitudes 12. Human Adjustment to Climate Change

Key concepts: Climate change, Climatology, Extreme weather, Environmental science, Abrupt climate change, Climate state, Climate model, Latitude

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