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Alice Bell’s “A very short history of climate change research”

Posted on 10 August 2015 by

“A very short history of climate change research“, by Alice Bell. The story of scientists discovering climate change is longer than many of us tend to imagine. We’ve had a sense that what humans do might effect the climate since … Continue reading →

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