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• World Climate News - No. 13, June 1998, Issued by the World Meteorological Organization Geneva, Switzerland. This link goes directly to an issue on "El Niño And Climate Change". Use this link http://www.wmo.ch/web/catalogue/New%20HTML/frame/frame.html to enter the World Climate News front page. World Climate News is avialable both in HTML and PDF.
  
  
• The ENSO Signal
  by the NOAA
  
  
• Reports to the Nation on our Changing Planet; El Niņo and Climate Prediction
  Department of Atmospheric Sciences, University of Washington
  
  
• Global Change
  A Review Of Climate Change - I selected 'articles listed by category' and found El Niño articles under most categories.
  
  
• El Niño Update
  World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) - A summary of reports provided by WMO Members and affiliated institutions which includes forecasts and impacts of the 1997-1998 El Nino.
  
  
• Boletin Climatico [In Spanish]
  Contribucion de la Seccion Meteorologia, Departamento de Geofisica de la Universidad de Chile.
  
  
• Fragilecologies
  This page is intended as a public service to introduce the general public to Fragilecologies. Michael (Mickey) Glantz published over a hundred columns in the Boulder Daily Camera (a daily newspaper in Boulder, Colorado), entitled "Environmental Minute," from 1990 to 1996. At the present time (1997) he is writing a biweekly column in the Boulder Planet , called "Last Flight Out." Below are some selected articles for your persual. Keep checking this page for updates.
  
  
• Pacific ENSO Update
  Pacific ENSO Applications Center, Dept. of Meteorology, U. of Hawaii.
  The El Nino/Southern Oscillation (ENSO) Diagnostic Advisory Issued By Climate Prediction Center/NCEP is available from a link near the bottom of the Pacific ENSO Update link listed above.
  
  
• The Aviso Newsletter
  Space Oceanography Division, CLS
  
  
• The Earth Observer
  EOS Project Science Office, NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
  
  
• Exchanges
  CLIVAR Newsletter (Climate Variability & Predictability Programme, WCRP). Newsletters are available in both HTML and .PDF formats.
  
  
• Drought Network News
  National Drought Mitigation Center - Articles are avialable listed by issue, subject index and geographic index. Articles are avialable in .pdf format.
  
  
• Tiempo, Global Warming and the Third World
  International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED, London, UK)
  The March '98 issue includes this site in their list of El Nino Resources on The Web.
  
  
• Publications home of the Canadian Global Change Program
  Includes; DELTA: The CGCP's Quarterly Newsletter, Changes: A Global Environmental Change Issue Bulletin, Reports, Global Change Directories, Publications Available In Paper Format Only
  
  
• Climate Diagnostics Bulletin
  NOAA
  
  
• Climate Variations Bulletin
  National Climatic Data Center NCDC - The Climate Variations Bulletin (CVB) is a preliminary report that puts current monthly climate anomalies into historical perspective using climate databases archived at the National Climatic Data Center NCDC). It is issued on a monthly basis. Supplemental sections are included which address seasonal and annual perspectives, when appropriate. Issues are avialable in PDF and WordPerfect 6.1 formats.
  
  
• El Nino Southern Oscillation Diagnostic Advisory
  Climate Analysis Center & National Meteorological Center
  
  
• Experimental Long-Lead Forecast Bulletin
  This Bulletin, issued quarterly by the Center for Ocean-Land-Atmosphere Studies (COLA), is intended as an opportunity to present experimental forecasts with a long lead time. In the process we hope to achieve an exchange of ideas on long lead forecasting, which would serve as a mechanism to stimulate research in this area. The forecasts are mainly intended for the surface climate in the United States, such as a forecast of winter U.S. surface temperature 6 months or a year in advance. Forecasts for other aspects of climate, such as ENSO, the hurricane season severity, or surface climate in other parts of the world are also welcome.
  

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