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Slightly surprised that an article in the US would use both imperial and metric units (acre feet and celsius). Is that particular to the field?
by k_sze 5y ago
Slightly surprised that an article in the US would use both imperial and metric units (acre feet and celsius). Is that particular to the field?
- llbeansandrice 5y agoI think it's just a function of climate science being done in Celsius. I've never once seen average global temperature rise communicated in F. All of thw water rights and units are in imperial because those are strictly US-based. Also, it's not like "Temperatures have risen 3 degrees Celsius altogether since 1970" is meaningful outside of climate science.