Climate, Mark Maslin
Climate, Mark Maslin
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Climate
A Very Short Introduction (Second Edition)

Author: Mark Maslin

Narrator: Tom Beyer

Unabridged: TBD

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Tantor Media

Published: 01/21/2027


Synopsis

The issues around 'climate' range across all aspects of the global system, including the different components that have controlled climate on Earth throughout its history, as well as how solar energy is able to reach the Earth, how it is redistributed around the planet by the ocean-atmosphere system, and the relationship and differences between climate and the weather.

This Very Short Introduction examines all this, and further explores the causes and impacts of extreme storms around the world, the role of plate tectonics and Milankovitch orbital cycles on Earth's past climate, and its impact on evolution and human development. The book examines the climate impacts of supercontinents and ice ages and Maslin details all the potential ways that we can tackle future climate change and improve people's lives. He concludes by discussing climate change in the far future and the death of planet Earth.

About Mark Maslin

Mark Maslin is professor of climatology at University College London. He is currently a Royal Society Industrial Fellow working with Rezatec Ltd, a company he cofounded. He was the former Director of the UCL Environmental Institute and Head of the Department of Geography. He is science advisor to the Global Precious Commodities PLC, Global Cool Foundation, Climatecom Strategies, Steria, Permian Ltd, and Carbon Sense Ltd. Maslin is a leading scientist with particular expertise in past global and regional climatic change and has published over 165 papers in journals such as Science, Nature, and The Lancet. He has also written ten popular books, over fifty popular articles, and appeared on both radio and television. His books include The Cradle of Humanity and The Human Planet, coauthored with Simon Lewis.


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