The 2017 perfect storm season, climate change, and environmental injustice

Shultz, James M; Kossin, James P; Ettman, Catherine; Kinney, Patrick L; Galea, Sandro

doi:10.1016/s2542-5196(18)30168-2

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The 2017 perfect storm season, climate change, and environmental injustice

2018
By Shultz, James M ; Kossin, James P ; Ettman, Catherine ; ...
Source: The Lancet Planetary Health, 2(9), e370-e371

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Shultz, James M ; Kossin, James P ; Ettman, Catherine ; Kinney, Patrick L ; Galea, Sandro

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The 2018 North Atlantic hurricane season is underway, accompanied by the timely publication of advances in atmospheric science that confirm what was observed during the hyperactive 2017 experience.
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