The Britannica Guide to Climate Change
The Britannica Guide to Climate Change is an unbiased, comprehensive and accessible guide to the symptoms, debates and solutions to one of the key issues of our times. With a powerful introduction by Robert May.
There are few subjects that divide opinion more than climate change. Who is telling the truth? What is the difference between the scientific evidence and the rhetoric? Can the solution be found in a global political treaty or individual action?
The Britannica Guide to Climate Change will explore the scientific evidence from how the atmosphere has evolved in the last 4.5 billion to more recent studies on the symptoms of change from a warming planet and the global effects of greenhouse gases and deforestation.
The Guide will also survey the many solutions and key figures in the debate: the Kyoto Agreement, the IPCC, Gaia, the growth of green architecture and the impact of personal green policies such as energy saving light bulbs, carbon foot printing and recycling.
The Britannica Guide to Climate Change is introduced by Robert May.
