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Climate Change Reality

Yves Earhart

Editora: Publifye

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"Climate Change Reality" delivers a comprehensive examination of global warming by weaving together scientific evidence, policy analysis, and actionable solutions for addressing our escalating climate crisis. The book uniquely bridges the gap between complex climate science and practical understanding by presenting detailed research from leading institutions like NASA and NOAA in accessible terms, while incorporating recently declassified climate data from the 1950s to provide crucial historical context.

 
The narrative unfolds across three main sections, beginning with a robust foundation of scientific evidence drawn from ice cores, satellite observations, and atmospheric measurements. It then progresses through the evolution of international climate policy, showcasing successful initiatives like Scandinavian carbon pricing and Costa Rican reforestation programs. The final section outlines concrete actions at governmental, corporate, and individual levels, providing readers with practical frameworks for carbon reduction and sustainable development.

 
What sets this book apart is its interdisciplinary approach, connecting environmental science with economics, public policy, and social psychology. Through clear, data-driven analysis and relevant analogies, it makes complex climate concepts accessible to a diverse audience ranging from policymakers to concerned citizens. The book maintains objectivity while emphasizing the urgency of climate action, offering both comprehensive understanding and practical tools for measuring and reducing climate impact at various scales.

Disponível desde: 08/01/2025.

Comprimento de impressão: 110 páginas.

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