Humanidades Digitales 3: Edición, Literatura y Arte Galina Pimentel, Isabel / Peña Pimentel, Miriam / Priani Sai Bonilla Artigas Editores |
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Título: Long Thaw How Humans Are Changing The Next 100000 Years Of Earth`s Climate | ||
Autor: Archer David | Precio: $156.00 | |
Editorial: Princeton University Press | Año: 2010 | |
Tema: Humanidades, Clima, Cambio Climatico | Edición: 1ª | |
Sinopsis | ISBN: 9780691148113 | |
With so much dust and noise thrown up by those economic forces opposed to reducing carbon emissions, average readers may be hard-pressed to understand what all the fuss is about. Univ. of Chicago geophysicist Archer has perfectly pitched answers to the most basic questions about global warming while providing a sound basis for understanding the complex issues frequently misrepresented by global warming skeptics. Revisiting his technical treatment of the same subject (2006's Global Warming: Understanding the Forecast), Archer presents detailed science in layman's language. With a breezy, conversational style, he breaks complex concepts into everyday analogies, comparing for example the oxidation and reduction of carbon dioxide in seawater with an upset stomach. Divided into three parts-the Present, the Past and the Future-Archer provides a complete picture of climate change now, in the past, and what we can expect in years and centuries to come. |