A call for consistency with the terms ‘wetter’ and ‘drier’ in climate change studies

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27 Sep 2021

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New paper out from group With Nina Roth, @ferjaraHydro @SAOCousins and others Commentary on how we define drier and wetter in climate change studies Well done Nina! First paper in the thesis out

17 Aug 2021

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RT @EnvEvidence: New commentary out now in @EnvEvidence Journal: A call for consistency with the terms ‘wetter’ and ‘drier’ in climate chan…

17 Aug 2021

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With multi-disciplinary climate research and broader audiences, clarity in the use of language becomes more important: understanding the meaning of 'wet' and 'dry' https://t.co/AI9kwOmmtG @NinaRoth_ @ferjaraHydro @lan_wang @SAOCousins https://t.co/YpwxFe0g

13 Apr 2021

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