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Title: Feeling the heat.
Authors: Vaughan, Adam1
Source: New Scientist. 7/25/2020, Vol. 247 Issue 3292, p42-45. 4p.
Subjects: Otto, Friederike, Climatologists, Climate change research, Climate change & politics, High temperature (Weather), Global warming, Wildfires, Droughts
Geographic Terms: Australia
Abstract: Friederike Otto calculates the extent to which extreme weather can be blamed on global warming. The science could soon be used as evidence in court, she tells Adam Vaughan [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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