#027 Extreme weather: an intimate history

The University of Liverpool Podcast by University of Liverpool

Feb 20, 20180:25:48Education

The study of extreme weather usually involves lots of numbers, graphs, and statistical comparisons. What's missing is the human element; the way people responded to unusual weather events. During the ice cold winter of 1...

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