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CONTENTS OF VOLUME 38 Vol. 38 No.1 January 1998 STEPHEN H. SCHNEIDER / Climatic Change Editorial Policy 1998 B.J. STOCKS, M.A. FOSBERG, T.J. LYNHAM, L. MEARNS, B.M. WOT- TON, Q. YANG, J-Z. JIN, K. LAWRENCE, G.R. HARTLEY, J.A. MASON and D.W. McKENNEY / Climate Change and Forest Fire Potential in Russian and Canadian Boreal Forests ANDREI P. KIRILENKO and ALLEN M. SOLOMON / Modeling Dynam- ic Vegetation Response to Rapid Climate Change Using Bioclimatic Classification BHAWAN SINGH, MUSTAPHA EL MAAYAR, PIERRE ANDRE, CHRISTO- PHER R. BRYANT and JEAN-PIERRE THOUEZ/ Impacts of a GHG- Induced Climate Change on Crop Yields: Effects of Acceleration in Maturation, Moisture Stress and Optimal Temperature 51-86 RICHARD S.J. TOL and AART F. DE VOS / A Bayesian Statistical Analysis of the Enhanced Greenhouse Effect 87-112 REINHARD BOHM/ Urban Bias in Temperature Time Series — A Case Study for the City of Vienna, Austria 113-128 Vol.38 No.2 February 1998 JAE EDMONDS / We Need Some New Ideas. An Editorial Essay 129-132 B.G. HUNT / Natural Climatic Variability as an Explanation for Historical Climatic Fluctuations 133-157 SIMON SHACKLEY, PETER YOUNG, STUART PARKINSON and BRIAN WYNNE / Uncertainty, Complexity and Concepts of Good Science in Climate Change Modelling: Are GCMs the Best Tools? 159-205 WAYNE R. ROUSE / A Water Balance Model for a Subarctic Sedge Fen and its Application to Climatic Change 207-234 GORDON R. RICHARDS / Orbital Forcing and Endogenous Nonlinearity in the Pleistocene: The Greenland Ice Core 235-246 Book Review Elisabeth Crawford, Arrhenius: From Ionic Theory to the Greenhouse Effect (ROBERT J. CHARLSON) 247-253 Vol.38 No.3 March 1998 JOHN S. PERRY / Review of Glantz (1996) and Burroughs (1997): Why Worry about the Weather? An Editorial Review Essay 255-259 Climatic Change 38: 511-513, 1998. 512 CONTENTS OF VOLUME 38 DAVID N. YATES and KENNETH M. STRZEPEK/ An Assessment of Inte- grated Climate Change Impacts on the Agricultural Economy of Egypt 261-287 G.C. WILES, R.D. D’ ARRIGO and G.C. JACOBY / Gulf of Alaska Atmosphere- Ocean Variability over Recent Centuries Inferred from Coastal Tree- Ring Records 289-306 J.-F. ROYER, F. CHAUVIN, B. TIMBAL, P. ARASPIN and D. GRIMAL / A GCM Study of the Impact of Greenhouse Gas Increase on the Frequency of Occurrence of Tropical Cyclones 307-343 JOSEP PINOL, JAUME TERRADAS and FRANCISCO LLORET / Climate Warming, Wildfire Hazard, and Wildfire Occurrence in Coastal Eastern Spain 345-357 NORBERTO O. GARCIA and WALTER M. VARGAS / The Temporal Cli- matic Variability in the ‘Rio de la Plata’ Basin Displayed by the River Discharges 359-379 Book review J.H.C. Gash, C.A. Nobre, J.M. Roberts, and R.L. Victoria (eds.), Ama- zonian Deforestation and Climate (PRU FOSTER AND CHRIS STILL) 381-386 Vol.38 No.4 April 1998 KENNETH E. KUNKEL, STANLEY A. CHANGNON, THOMAS E. CRO- LEY II and FRANK H. QUINN / Transposed Climates for Study of Water Supply Variability on the Laurentian Great Lakes THOMAS E. CROLEY II, FRANK H. QUINN, KENNETH E. KUNKEL and STANLEY A. CHANGNON / Great Lakes Hydrology Under Trans- posed Climates 405-433 DAVID CHANGNON and STANLEY A. CHANGNON, JR. / Evaluation of Weather Catastrophe Data for Use in CLimate Change Investigations 435-445 GARY W. YOHE and MICHAEL E. SCHLESINGER / Sea-Level Change: The Expected Economic Cost of Protection or Abandonment in the United States 447-472 MARIANO BARRIENDOS VALLVE and JAVIER MARTIN-VIDE / Secular Climatic Oscillations as Indicated by Catastrophic Floods in the Spanish Mediterranean Coastal Area (14th—19th Centuries) 473-491 Book Reviews Boris A. Kagan, Ocean-Atmosphere Interaction and Climate Modelling (DAVID POLLARD) 493-495 H.R. Pruppacher and J.D. Klett, Microphysics of Clouds and Precip- itation, Second Revised and Enlarged Edition with an Introduction to Cloud Chemistry and Cloud Electricity (MARK Z. JACOBSON) 497-499 A.J. McMichael, A. Haines, R. Slooff, and S. Kovats (eds.), Climate Change and Human Health (MARK L. WILSON) 501-506 CONTENTS OF VOLUME 38 Education Department, Stephen Birch Aquarium-Museum in collabo- ration with the Center for Clouds, Chemistry and Climate, a National Science Foundation Science Technology Center, at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, University of California, San Diego, Forecasting the Future: Exploring Evidence for Global Change — Classroom Curricu- lum and Activity Guide (LYNNE M. CARTER) 507-509 Volume Contents 511-513 Author Index aS