16. Acknowledgements. Administrivia. How to get this file (Climate change)
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This article is from the Climate Change FAQ, by Jan Schloerer jan.schloerer@medizin.uni-ulm.de with numerous contributions by others.
16. Acknowledgements. Administrivia. How to get this file (Climate change)
Acknowledgements: My wife Rosemarie and Dave Halliwell patiently and
friendly endured an inordinate amount of murky drafts. Michael Tobis,
Robert Grumbine, Paul Farrar, and many others helped with explanations,
comments, and suggestions.
Caveat: This is not my field. Those climatologists who told me their
opinion so far found the article reasonable. Sole responsibility for
errors and misconceptions is mine, though. Corrections are welcomed,
the more so as time for maintaining this article is scarce. However,
please note the motto: "Not overly detailed" ;-) Students should
not use this article as a reference for school projects. They should
instead use it as a pointer to some of the published literature.
Copyright (c) 1997 by Jan Schloerer, all rights reserved. This article
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as it is posted in its entirety and includes this caveat and copyright
statement. However, please inform me, so I know where the article
goes. This article may not be distributed for financial gain, it may
not be included in commercial collections or compilations without the
express written permission of the author.
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Uni Ulm Biometrie & Med.Dokumentation D-89070 Ulm, Germany
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