Climate Change: Picturing the Science
Climate Change: Picturing the Science – Review
As particularly noted by the authors, this book was structured around a therapeutic image of symptoms, diagnosis, and workable cures. The book is a anthology of essays from scientists from many fields: climatology, meteorology, biology, geology, oceanography, chemistry, climate modeling, ecological politics, astrophysics, and other fields, so it becomes clear to the reader how climate change has impacted all parts of planet Earth. The authors have briefly summarized the newest research in climate science in a style that makes the information very accessible to the non-scientist. The authors also make it clear what is well known vs. what is not well known in the quickly growing area of climate science. A very good version of the modern science. For those currently looking for more real data, there are superior books, but this book is an tremendous resource for the general public and I have listed it on my Global Warming Website linked below. Scott A. Mandia, Professor – Physical Sciences [...]