Science & Environment

When global warming increases the risk of late frost at altitude

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CQFD
28 September 2017

Martine Rebetez

Lettres et sciences humaines, UNINE

The risk of late frost is worsening at higher altitudes. The cause: global warming. This counterintuitive finding emerges from a study carried out in Switzerland.

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