An edition of What we know about climate change (2012)

What we know about climate change

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What we know about climate change
Kerry A. Emanuel
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An edition of What we know about climate change (2012)

What we know about climate change

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"Kerry Emanuel explains the basic science of global warming to non-experts and shows why it is very difficult to predict when it will have a dramatic effect on the climate. Emanuel warns of more intense hurricanes, flooding, and the advancing of deserts, and he calls for urgent action to reduce greenhouse gases. He also blasts the media for underreporting the dangers of global warming. The second edition is updated throughout and covers two main developments that have occurred since publication of the first edition. The first development is the next round of the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) climate simulations, Assessment Report Five (AR5), which will provide an update on projections of climate change in the future. The second development is the so-called climategate incident and the subsequent collapse of U.S. popular and political support for dealing with climate change. This is mostly a political phenomenon, and Emanuel provides some insight into what happened and the consequences going forward"--Provided by publisher.

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Publisher
MIT Press
Language
English
Pages
96

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What we know about climate change
2012, MIT Press
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Cambridge, Mass

Table of Contents

The myth of natural stability --
Greenhouse physics --
Why the climate problem is difficult --
Determining humanity's influence --
The consequences --
Communicating climate science --
Our options --
The politic surrounding global climate change.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. [95]-96).

Series
Boston review books, Boston review book

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
363.738/74
Library of Congress
QC903 .E43 2012

The Physical Object

Pagination
xi, 96 p.
Number of pages
96

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL26884189M
ISBN 10
0262018438
ISBN 13
9780262018432
LCCN
2012031530
OCLC/WorldCat
801591395

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