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What We Know About Climate Change, Updated Edition (Mit Press)-used
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An Updated Edition Of A Guide To The Basic Science Of Climate Change, And A Call To Action.The Vast Majority Of Scientists Agree That Human Activity Has Significantly Increased Greenhouse Gases In The Atmospheremost Dramatically Since The 1970S. Yet Global Warming Skeptics And Illinformed Elected Officials Continue To Dismiss This Broad Scientific Consensus.In This Updated Edition Of His Authoritative Book, Mit Atmospheric Scientist Kerry Emanuel Outlines The Basic Science Of Global Warming And How The Current Consensus Has Emerged. Although It Is Impossible To Predict Exactly When The Most Dramatic Effects Of Global Warming Will Be Felt, He Argues, We Can Be Confident That We Face Real Dangers. Emanuel Warns That Global Warming Will Contribute To An Increase In The Intensity And Power Of Hurricanes And Flooding And More Rapidly Advancing Deserts. But Just As Our Actions Have Created The Looming Crisis, So Too Might They Avert It. Emanuel Calls For Urgent Action To Reduce Greenhouse Gases And Criticizes The Media For Downplaying The Dangers Of Global Warming (And, In Search Of Balance, Quoting Extremists Who Deny Its Existence).This Edition Has Been Updated To Include The Latest Climate Data, A Discussion Of The Earth'S Carbon Cycle, The Warming Hiatus Of The First Decade Of This Century, The 2017 Hurricanes, Advanced Energy Options, The Withdrawal From The Paris Climate Agreement, And More. It Offers A New Foreword By Former U.S. Representative Bob Inglis (Rsc), Who Now Works On Climate Action Through His Organization Republicen.
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