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The Illinois Climate Center

Stanley A. Changnon Jr. Illinois State Water Survey, Urbana, Ill. 61801

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Online Publication:
01 Oct 1979
Print Publication:
01 Oct 1979
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1175/1520-0477(1979)060<1157:TICC>2.0.CO;2
Page(s):
1157–1164
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The State of Illinois has just established a climate center addressing a wide variety of climate-related activities. This center has evolved after 25 years of services, research, and data management addressing the climatology of Illinois and the Midwest. The products of this effort reflect state-related interests in climate information and data. The Illinois program may also help serve as a model for some states who will evolve centers as part of the federal-state cooperative effort that is to be an integral part of the National Climate Program.

The State of Illinois has just established a climate center addressing a wide variety of climate-related activities. This center has evolved after 25 years of services, research, and data management addressing the climatology of Illinois and the Midwest. The products of this effort reflect state-related interests in climate information and data. The Illinois program may also help serve as a model for some states who will evolve centers as part of the federal-state cooperative effort that is to be an integral part of the National Climate Program.

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