greenhouse gases

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greenhouse gases

Climate change

2010
Examines environmental problems and solutions in a child friendly way concerning the climate change. Text supported by facts, figures, case studies and activity boxes.

UNFPA State of world population 2009

Facing a changing world: women, population and climate
2009
The report explores the critical connections among population dynamics, reproductive health, women's lives and climate change as they relate to greenhouse gas emissions and societies' resillence to the impact of climate change. The report describes what can be done to slow down-and possibly roll back--climate change and what must be done to help the poor adapt to the climate change that is already under way.--from introductory letter presented by UNFPA and the Worldwatch Institute.

Global warming

2003
A color-illustrated overview of global warming that explains what it is, discusses evidence, and describes its effects, causes of climate change, and models of the future.

Global weirdness

severe storms, deadly heat waves, relentless drought, rising seas, and the weather of the future
2012
Explains climate change, its implications for the future, and what we can, and cannot, do to avoid further change.

Storms of my grandchildren

the truth about the coming climate catastrophe and our last chance to save humanity
2011
Climate issue expert Dr. James Hansen discusses his recommendation for how to avoid catastrophic climate change, criticizing policies such as cap-and-trade, suggesting the phasing out of all coal usage, and urging against the Kyoto Protocol in favor of new action to slow global warming.

Is it hot enough for you?

global warming heats up
2009
An illustrated discussion of issues connected to global warming, such as the disappearance of wildlife habitat, the initiation and observance of Earth Day, influences on weather systems, and types of alternative and sustainable energy available for people to use and develop.

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