<<Governing in a World of Climate Change>> by RJ Berg (HC60.I546 1980)
<<Communicating Global Change Science to Society An
Assessment and Case Studies>> by
Holm Tiessen, Michael Brklacich,
Gerhard Breulmann, Romulo Menezes
(Q180.L37 C65 2007)
<<The Elements on Earth>> by P.A. Cox (QD31.2 C682 1995) Includes some information on the formation of elements as well as a description of the Earth’s radiation budget.
<<How to Build a Habitable Planet>> by Wallace Broecker (QE 515 B78 1985)
<<The Changing Atmosphere>> by John Firor (QC 86.2 F57 1990)
<<Atmosphere, Climate and Change>> by Thomas Graedel and Paul J. Crutzen (QC981 G63 1995) A book filled with beautiful illustrations and elegant explanations.
<<Ecology and the Environment>> by Sally Morgan (QH 541 M565 1995)
<<Introductory Chemistry for the Environmental Sciences>> by R.M. Harrison and S.J. de Mora (QD 31.2 I572 1996)
<<The World of Carbon>> by Isaac Asimov (QD 253 A75 1958)
<<The Dancing Univerise>> by Marcelo Gleiser (QB 981 G57 1997
<<Earth System Science: from biogeochemical cycles to global change>> by Michael Jacobson (QH344. E37 2000)
Other Books: (not in UA Library yet)
<<The Earth System>> by Lee R. Kump et al., 1999, published by Prentice-Hall, Inc.
Articles
August, Is Mother Earth about to get rid of us- or
can we save ourselves by living sustainably? (
Cerceo, The fragile existence of civilization: Are we tempting fate with acid
precipitation and global warming? American Lab. April 2001.
1st and 3rd
page are most relevant to our class.
Smith, In
praise of petroleum? Science 298: 147 (2002)
Eilperin, Debate on Climate Shifts to Issue of
Irreparable Change.
Benford, Climate Control. Reasononline 1997.
Pentagon's Weather Nightmare, Fortune Magazine (website), Jan. 26, 2004