Hothouse Earth
Author: John Gribbin
Publisher: Bateman Press, United Kingdom (1990)
The Greenhouse Effect & Gaia
Hothouse Earth ecamines the greehouse effect against a broader background of natural climatic processes. Awardwinning science writer John Gibbin explains exactly why the world is getting warmer, what the change in temperature and rainfall patterns will mean for human society, and what can and must be done to slow the pace of these changes. If no action is taken, the warmer world of 2030 will not represent a new, stable pattern of climate, but simply pose a further, and more serious, threat to man's survival.
Hardcover, 173 pages (used)
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Publisher: Bateman Press, United Kingdom (1990)
The Greenhouse Effect & Gaia
Hothouse Earth ecamines the greehouse effect against a broader background of natural climatic processes. Awardwinning science writer John Gibbin explains exactly why the world is getting warmer, what the change in temperature and rainfall patterns will mean for human society, and what can and must be done to slow the pace of these changes. If no action is taken, the warmer world of 2030 will not represent a new, stable pattern of climate, but simply pose a further, and more serious, threat to man's survival.
Hardcover, 173 pages (used)
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