Hermann Flohn
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Hermann Flohn (February 19, 1912 - June 23, 1997) was a climatologist and professor at the University of Bonn. In 1941 Flohn published the first german article concerning anthropogenic climate change. Flohn was one of the first global climate change researcher.
[edit] Works
- Flohn H. 1941: Die Tätigkeit des Menschen als Klimafaktor. Z. f. Erdkunde, 9, 13-22.
- Life on a Warmer Earth--Possible Climatic Consequences of Man-Made Global Warming, 1981.
- Possible Climatic Consequences of a Man-Made Global Warming, 1980.
[edit] Awards
- WMO International meteorological association prize, 1986 (nb: this page doesn't display properly in Mozilla)
[edit] External links
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