About the Author
Mark Maslin
ISBN 9780199641130
Rs. 480
Oxford University Press
Climate
Who it's for: Readers seeking a clear, concise introduction to climate science
Mark Maslin's 'Climate: A Very Short Introduction' offers a clear and concise guide to the Earth's climate system. This book explains the fundamental forces that shape our climate, from solar radiation and ocean currents to atmospheric circulation and human impact, providing an understanding of its past, present, and future.Why You Should Read? Understand the science of Earth's climate system and its historical evolution. Grasp the causes and consequences of climate change, including human impact. Explore potential solutions and the broader implications of climate policies. Access complex topics presented clearly by a leading expert in Earth System Science.
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- Explains solar radiation, ocean currents, and atmospheric circulation
- Covers climate history, present, and future projections
- Discusses human impact and potential solutions
- Written by a leading expert in Earth System Science
- Part of the Very Short Introductions series
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What does this book cover?
It covers the fundamental forces shaping Earth's climate, including solar radiation, ocean currents, atmospheric circulation, and human impact, as well as the climate's past, present, and future.
Is this book suitable for beginners?
Yes, it is part of the Very Short Introductions series and presents complex topics clearly, making it accessible to those new to climate science.
Does the book discuss climate change solutions?
Yes, it explores potential solutions and the broader implications of climate policies.
Who is the author?
Mark Maslin, a leading expert in Earth System Science.