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UNSW expert available to comment on flooding in Dubai

UNSW Sydney < 1 mins read

Professor Steven Sherwood, from the UNSW Climate Change Research Centre, is available for comment on the recent flooding across the UAE.

Prof. Sherwood is an expert in how moisture in the atmosphere is related to climate, including severe storms and climate change.


Contact details:

Lilly Matson, UNSW Science 

0426 656 007 

[email protected]

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