Climate Change: An Encyclopedia of Science, Society, and Solutions [3 volumes]
byBruce E. Johansen is Frederick W. Kayser Research Professor of Communication and Native American Studies at University of Nebraska at Omaha, where he has been teaching and writing since 1982. He has published 44 books on subjects such as history, anthropology, law, the earth sciences, and intercultural and environmental communication.
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Johansen, Bruce. Climate Change: An Encyclopedia of Science, Society, and Solutions [3 volumes]. ABC-CLIO, 2017. ABC-CLIO, publisher.abc-clio.com/9781440840869.
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This three-volume set presents entries and primary sources that will impress on readers that what we do—or don't do—today regarding climate change will dramatically influence what life on this planet will be like for untold numbers of generations.
• Provides readers with a clearly written description of global-warming science and its role in shaping a body of knowledge regarding a worldwide issue that affects everyone• Suggests remedies for this serious problem, most notably a rapid rise in the implementation of wind power generation and a coming revolution in solar energy
• Impresses on readers that what Americans and the citizens and governments of other nations around the globe do over the next decades will determine the future of this planet for many tens of thousands of years to come
• Includes primary documents sourced from major scientific journals and from the many reports on recent climate change from governmental organizations, including the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and World Meteorological Organization (WMO), both part of the United Nations; and the U.S. government's National Climate Assessment
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Climate Change: An Encyclopedia of Science, Society, and Solutions [3 volumes]
Author(s): Johansen, Bruce;Contributors: Johansen, Bruce;Abstract:This three-volume set presents entries and primary sources that will impress on readers that what we do—or don't do—today regarding climate change will dramatically influence what life on this planet will be like for untold numbers of generations.
• Provides readers with a clearly written description of global-warming science and its role in shaping a body of knowledge regarding a worldwide issue that affects everyone• Suggests remedies for this serious problem, most notably a rapid rise in the implementation of wind power generation and a coming revolution in solar energy
• Impresses on readers that what Americans and the citizens and governments of other nations around the globe do over the next decades will determine the future of this planet for many tens of thousands of years to come
• Includes primary documents sourced from major scientific journals and from the many reports on recent climate change from governmental organizations, including the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and World Meteorological Organization (WMO), both part of the United Nations; and the U.S. government's National Climate Assessment
SortTitle: climate change: an encyclopedia of science, society, and solutions [3 volumes]Author Info:Bruce E. JohansenauthorBruce E. Johansen is Frederick W. Kayser Research Professor of Communication and Native American Studies at University of Nebraska at Omaha, where he has been teaching and writing since 1982. He has published 44 books on subjects such as history, anthropology, law, the earth sciences, and intercultural and environmental communication.
eISBN-13: 9781440840869Cover Image URL: ~~FreeAttachments/9781440840869.jpgPrint ISBN-13: 9781440840852Imprint: ABC-CLIOPages: 1248Publication Date: 20170930- Cover Cover11
- Volume I: Land and Oceans 1:iii4
- Title Page 1:iii4
- Copyright 1:iv5
- Contents 1:v6
- Preface 1:xi12
- Introduction 1:xxi22
- Key People 1:146
- Terrain 1:3378
- Flora and Fauna 1:103148
- Oceans 1:173218
- Overview 1:173218
- Coral Reefs 1:178223
- Fisheries 1:197242
- Jellyfish 1:206251
- “Managed Realignment" 1:211256
- Methane Burp 1:214259
- Methane Hydrates Today 1:219264
- Ocean Acidity, North America 1:223268
- Ocean Acidity, Worldwide 1:233278
- Ocean Circulation 1:241286
- Oceans’ Absorption of Heat 1:248293
- Phytoplankton 1:253298
- Salmon and Trout 1:257302
- Sea Level Rise 1:263308
- Sea Level Rise, Bangladesh 1:279324
- Sea Level Rise, Island Nations 1:283328
- Sea Level Rise, Italy 1:291336
- Sea Level Rise, United States 1:293338
- Thermohaline Circulation 1:310355
- Volume II: Weather and Global Warming 2:iii374
- TItle Page 2:iii374
- Copyright 2:iv375
- Contents 2:v376
- Weather 2:1382
- Overview 2:1382
- Drought, United States 2:4385
- Drought, Worldwide 2:18399
- Drought and Deluge, Scientific Analysis of 2:24405
- Extreme Weather 2:39420
- Floods 2:46427
- Heat Waves, Evidence of 2:52433
- Heat Waves, Forecasts of 2:65446
- Hurricanes, Observations of 2:70451
- Hurricanes, Scientific Debates of 2:76457
- Hurricanes, Snow 2:87468
- Monsoons 2:91472
- Thunderstorms and Tornadoes 2:95476
- Wildfires, United States 2:100481
- Wildfires, Worldwide 2:106487
- Global Warming 2:113494
- Overview 2:113494
- Atmospheric Circulation 2:117498
- Carbon Cycle Feedbacks 2:127508
- Climate Change, Abrupt Nature of 2:134515
- Climate Change, Greenland 2:141522
- Cold Spells 2:147528
- El Niño and La Niña 2:153534
- Emissions, Carbon Dioxide, and Peat 2:161542
- Glacial Erosion 2:167548
- Glaciers, The Andes 2:171552
- Glaciers, Central Asia 2:176557
- Glaciers, The Himalayas 2:179560
- Glaciers, North America 2:185566
- Global Warming, Antarctica 2:190571
- Global Warming, China 2:204585
- Global Warming, Greenland 2:210591
- Global Warming, Scandinavia 2:213594
- Ice Melt, Antarctica 2:217598
- Ice Melt, Arctic 2:224605
- Ice Melt, Greenland 2:236617
- Ice Science, Greenland 2:243624
- Ice Science, Antarctic 2:249630
- Inland Cooling, Antarctica 2:257638
- Northeast and Northwest Passages 2:262643
- Ozone Depletion and Warming, Antarctic 2:265646
- Ozone Depletion and Warming, Arctic 2:272653
- Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum 2:280661
- Permafrost 2:285666
- Pliocene Paleoclimate 2:290671
- Sea Ice, Arctic 2:295676
- Solar Influence 2:299680
- Summer Ice, Arctic 2:303684
- Temperatures, Global 2:309690
- Temperatures, Greenhouse Gas Levels and 2:319700
- Temperatures, Winter 2:324705
- Thermal Inertia 2:331712
- Volume III: Human Impact and Primary Documents 3:iii724
- Title Page 3:iii724
- Copyright 3:iv725
- Contents 3:v726
- Agriculture and Food 3:1732
- Human Health 3:37768
- Indigenous Peoples and Cultures 3:65796
- Greenhouse Gases and Energy 3:97828
- Solutions and Actions 3:153884
- Overview 3:153884
- Academic Protest and Action 3:162893
- Artificial Leaf 3:167898
- Carbon Capture 3:170901
- Concentrating Solar Power 3:177908
- Ethanol, Corn 3:178909
- Ethanol, Sugarcane 3:184915
- Geoengineering 3:186917
- Global Warming Economics 3:191922
- Iron Fertilization, Ocean 3:195926
- Solar Power 3:199930
- Unburnable Carbon 3:207938
- Wind Gains Power Share 3:210941
- Wind Power, Denmark 3:216947
- Wind Power, United States 3:219950
- Wind Power and Solar Power in Portugal, Germany, and Japan 3:222953
- Primary Documents 3:227958
- Selected Bibliography 3:255986
- About the Author 3:3631,094
- Index 3:3651,096