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Benjamin Moser
Benjamin Moser

Climate Change

 

Climate Change
The Point of No Return

RRP: Price: £9.99
Haus Price: £7.99
Friends of Haus: £7.49

 

Publication Date:
2009-05-01

ISBN:
9781906598143

Format:
Paperback

Territory:
World

Category:
The Sustainability Project

Pages:
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There is no doubt: climate change is happening, and mankind is increasingly to blame. Climate Change: The Point of No Return provides a solid basis for the current discussion about climate change, by addressing the arguments from both sides of the debate and offering an objective evaluation of the facts. Using the latest scientific information about the causes of the global climate change, Professor Latif presents the likely scenario that will face us if we don’t dedicate ourselves to a course of sustainable development, and offers concrete options for action.

Mojib Latif is Professor for Climate Physics at the University of Kiel. He has been a Fellow of the American Meteorological Society since 2002 and was awarded the Max Planck Prize for his ability to explain complicated research in a way which is accessible and understandable for all.   

 

Author activity:

Professor Latif spoke at the World Climate Conference in Geneva on Tuesday September 1st to the entire delegation on the topic of 'Advancing Climate Prediction Science'.