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Climate Change: A Very Short Introduction

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Climate change is still, arguably, the most critical and controversial issue facing the world in the twenty-first century. Previously published as Global Warming: A Very Short Introduction, the new edition is now Climate Change: A Very Short introduction, reflecting an important change in the terminology of the last decade.

In the third edition, Mark Maslin includes crucial updates from the last few years, including the results of the 2013 IPCC Fifth Assessment Report, the effects of ocean acidification, and the impact of changes to global population and health. Exploring all of the key topics in the debate, Maslin makes sense of the complexities climate change involves, from political and social issues to environmental and scientific. Looking at its predicated impacts, he explores all of the controversies, and also explains the various proposed solutions.

Author: Maslin Mark
Publisher: OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS
Pages: 160
ISBN: 9780198867869
Cover: Paperback
Edition Number: 4
Release Year: 2021

Acknowledgements

Preface to the third edition

Abbreviations

List of illustrations

List of tables

Introduction

1: What is climate change?

2: The climate change debate

3: Evidence for climate change

4: Modeling future climate

5: Climate change impacts

6: Climate surprises

7: Politics of climate change

8: Solutions

9: Envisioning the future

Further reading

Index

Simon L. Lewis is Professor of Global Change Science at University College London and the University of Leeds. An award-winning scientist, he has been described as having 'one of the world's most influential scientific minds'. He has written for the Guardian and Foreign Policy magazine.

Mark A. Maslin is Professor of Earth System Science at University College London and a Royal Society Wolfson Research Merit scholar. His most recent book is The Cradle of Humanity which Professor Brian Cox called 'exhilarating'.

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