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Will J Grant and Erin Walsh, The Conversation
Google's vast library reveals the rising tide of climate-related words in literature
The history of climate change is writ large in literature – and not just scientific journals. An analysis of Google's vast library shows a rise in use of phrases such as 'unusual weather' and 'heat wave'.
Will J Grant and Erin Walsh, The Conversation
· Jul 25, 2015 · 04:30 pm
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