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| Issue 20, February 2002 | ||
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| El Niño Awareness is Up, and So Are the SSTs in the Central Pacific |
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Editorial |
| by M. Glantz | |
Articles of Interest to the ENSO Community |
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Employment Opportunities | |
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Recent ENSO Related Publications | |
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Upcoming ENSO Meetings | |
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Summaries of Past ENSO Meetings | |
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ENSO Information on the Web | |
| Michael H. Glantz, Editor |
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Previous Issues |
| D. Jan Stewart, Managing Editor |
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Issue 20 in Portable Document Format (PDF) |
| Anne Oman, Associate Editor |
| Comments and Feedback Information |
| Jan Hopper, Associate Editor | |
Subscription Information |
| Jennifer Oxelson, Web Editor |
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