Atmosphere, Ocean and Climate Dynamics
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by John Marshall, R. Alan Plumb
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How does Marshall and Plumb’s integration of both atmospheric and oceanic systems change your perspective on how the Earth's climate operates as a single, unified machine rather than two separate spheres?
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The authors use hands-on laboratory demonstrations and simple experiments to explain massive, planetary-scale phenomena; which of these physical analogies helped crystallize a difficult concept for you the most?
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Considering the textbook’s emphasis on large-scale global circulations, how has reading this book altered the way you observe everyday weather patterns or oceanic phenomena in your own local environment?
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