Global Climate Change: The Book of Essential Knowledge

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"Climate change? Global warming?"... We've probably all heard these words over and over again, from media reporters, from elected officials, and even from friends and co-workers. Scientists argue about what they mean for our future.

What is the truth? How can we decipher exactly what really are the effects of environmental damage? Where can we go to get dependable, clearly-written information so we can join in the conversation and take the right action?

The Curiosity Guide to Global Climate Change fills that need, with a scientifically accurate introduction to perhaps the most important issue of our time. It unravels the mysteries of nature and settles any issue of "reasonable doubt" about the reality of global climate change.

Dr. Ernest Zebrowski, a prominent scientist and educator examines everything from melting glaciers and disappearing snow covers to increased levels of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere; patterns of climate change through the centuries, and the potentially disastrous effects (including rising seas, more violent storms, and alterations in agricultural productivity) of environmental damage.

If you need to understand what's in the news, in print and on line about this subject, this is the one book to read.

Ernest Zebrowski, Ph.D., has taught disaster science and physics at Penn State, Duquesne University, Louisiana State, and Southern University--where he also developed a doctoral program in science education. His prior books, which have been translated into six languages, include CATEGORY 5: THE STORY OF CAMILLE, THE LAST DAYS OF ST. PIERRE, PERILS OF A RESTLESS PLANET, and four books on applied physics and mathematics. A native of Beaver County, Pennsylvania, Zebrowski currently lives on St. George Island, Florida.