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Climate change: Hot news from summer 2003

The European heatwave of 2003: was it merely a rare meteorological event or a first glimpse of climate change to come? Probably both, is the answer, and the anthropogenic contribution can be quantified.

Christoph Schär | Gerd Jendritzky | C. Schär | G. Jendritzky

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