November 2016 Issue of Physics Today Is Online & in the Mail
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In the November 2016 Issue
Ocean Spray: An Outsized Influence on Weather and Climate
Because the production, behavior, and life span of seawater droplets are complex, measuring and modeling them require a wide range of interdisciplinary techniques. — David H. Richter and Fabrice Veron
Land's Complex Role in Climate Change
To mitigate climate change at local, regional, and global scales, we must begin to think beyond greenhouse gases. — Roger A. Pielke Sr., Rezaul Mahmood, and Clive McAlpine
The Carbon Cycle in a Changing Climate
As temperatures rise, precipitation patterns change, and land- and sea-ice extents shrink, scientists are learning how the exchanges of carbon between Earth’s atmosphere, ocean, and land ecosystems respond to and feed back on climate change. — Heather D. Graven
...and much more!