Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory / Wall Street Journal / Cambridge University Press / CLIVAR Working Group / Simmons / National Academies Press / /
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France / United States / Mexico / / /
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Environmental Issue / Natural Disaster / /
Facility
University of Utah / American Institute of Physics / /
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satellite-observed outgoing longwave radiation / supplemental online material / satellite period / /
MarketIndex
Climate Prediction / /
NaturalFeature
Period Sea / Atlantic Ocean / Mount Pinatubo / Ocean Sci / /
Organization
Data Center / Cambridge University / National Research Council / American Institute of Physics / U.S. Department of Energy / National Science Foundation / World Meteorological Organization / Cambridge Univ. / University of Utah / Salt Lake City / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / Climate Research Committee / American Meteorological Society AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY / Department of Meteorology / office of Science / AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY / U.S. Government Printing Office / Senate / /
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Jim Steenburgh / Curt Covey / Williamson / A. Robock / V / Tim Garrett / Peter Gleckler / Karl Taylor / A. A. Lacis / V / Dan Tyndall / V. Ramaswamy / THOMAS REICHLER / Anand Gnanadesikan / Steve Lambert / Boer / /
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Singer / model data analysis / representative for present climate / General / CORRESPONDING AUTHOR / /
How Well Do Coupled Models Simulate Today’s Climate? BY THOMAS REICHLER AND JUNSU KIM