Talk:Richard Whitaker

A fact from Richard Whitaker appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know column on 27 November 2007. The text of the entry was as follows:

Did you know... that Richard Whitaker's research into the correlation between surface temperature in the Pacific Ocean and rainfall in Australia contributed to the discovery of the El Niño-Southern Oscillation?

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Publications list: to format

    (i) 1984 Clouds Over Australia; Dominie Educational Press, Author

     (ii) 1986 Sydneyside; Gregorys Press, Author

    (iii) 1990 The Australian Weather Book; Child & Henry      Publishing, Co-author

     (iv) 1995 The Nature Company Book of Weather; The Nature    Company (USA)- Co-Author and Consulting Editor.

     (v)     1997  Weather, Readers Digest (USA) – Co-author and     Consulting Editor.

     (vi) 1999 Weather Watching, Children’s Edition, Weldon Owen,

                 Consultant.

     (vii) 2002 Weatherwatching, Fog City Press – Co-author and

Consulting Editor.

(viii) 2003 Weatherwatching, Fog City Press, Second edition - Consultant editor and co-author; updated version of (vii)

(ix) 2003 Visual Guides – Weather; Firefly Press, Project Manager and co-author.

(x) 2004 Firewise-Firesafe; New Holland Publishing, Author.

     (xi) 2005 Australia’s Natural Disasters; New Holland Publishing,    Author.

     (xii) 2006 Extreme Weather: Penguin Books; Author.

     (xiii) 2007 All About the Weather: New Holland Publishing;     Author.

     (xiv)  2007 Disasters, Events and Moments that Changed the World:

                 New Holland Publishing; Author.