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Climate change appears to be affecting the monsoon, though the effects differ from region to region.
Scientists at Columbia Climate School’s Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory have spent decades sampling and studying the rings of old trees across wide areas.
The research has revealed punishing droughts of the past, including some that probably contributed to the overthrow of entire civilizations.
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