"UW climate scientist warms to work on food supply" Seattle Times 12/8 article focusing on David Battisti

University of Washington climate scientist David Battisti's research on the fundamental workings of ocean and atmosphere helped refine the understanding of global warming's regional impacts. But his interests have changed. He's now focusing some of his efforts on studying what a warming world could mean to agriculture.

By Sandi Doughton
Seattle Times science reporter
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