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the science of global warming and our energy future
Intro; Table of Contents; Preface; Prologue; Part I. The Climate System; 1. The Atmosphere; 2. The World Ocean; 3. Ocean-Atmosphere Interactions; 4. The Carbon Cycle and How It Influences Climate; Part II. Climate Change and Its Drivers; 5. The Concept of Radiation Balance, a Scientific Framework for Thinking About Climate Change; 6. Radiative Forcing, Feedbacks, and Some Other Characteristics of the Climate System; 7. Learning from the Climate of the Distant Past; Part III. Consequences of Climate Change; 8. The Climate of the Recent Past and Impacts on Human History; 9. Observing the Change
10. Greenland, Antarctica, and Sea-Level RisePart IV. The Future; 11. Climate Models and the Future; 12. Climate Change Risk in an Unknowable Future; 13. Energy and the Future; Epilogue; Notes; Glossary; Bibliography; Index
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Climate Change : The Science of Global Warming and Our Energy Future
New York : Columbia University Press,c2018
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