Nobel laureate Syukuro Manabe still intrigued by world's climate future

Japanese-born American academic Syukuro Manabe said Tuesday he is intrigued with what the climate will be like in a post-global warming world after winning this year's Nobel Prize in physics with two other scientists.Manabe, 90, a senior meteorologist at Princeton University, said winning the prestigious award was a "great surprise."Recognized for creating physical modeling of the Earth's climate and predicting global warming, Manabe shared the prize with Italian Giorgio Parisi, 73, and German Klaus Hasselmann, 89.He said the question of how "climates are going to change in the next 10 mill…READ FULL ARTICLE