Global Environmental Change: An Atmospheric Perspective
Global Environmental Change: An Atmospheric Perspective – Review
Whether you are illegally entering a geophysical educational field or just interested in the method of international climate change and whether or not it is happeing, this book gives an exceptional introduction to what is actually going on in the atmosphere. Covering not only global warming, but also long term climate change (ice ages), El Nino Southern Oscillation, the ozone hole, and changes in the carbon cycle, this book uses less than 150 pages to provide the reader a solid grasp of how the atmosphere might be constantly changing. What is missing from the book? Attention is primarily focused only on the precise systems of the part of the atmosphere in international climate change. The book does not address the role of human activites and hence is able to generally maintain balance. Thus, it is a must widely read no matter which part of the global warming debate you stand on.