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Three curious climate change clues

Posted on March 6, 2014 by sarah • Leave a comment

We’ve read a lot about ice cores, sediments, isotopes – but evidence for climate change can come from some unlikely places. After yesterday’s ‘four strange effects of climate change’, as part of our Climate Week series we present three very curious climate clues… Continue reading →

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