Q&A with Geography Professor and Climate Scientist Justin Mankin
Professor Mankin discusses the journey to his current work, his reflections on his research and his opinions on the future of climate change.
Professor Mankin discusses the journey to his current work, his reflections on his research and his opinions on the future of climate change.
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