An insightful overview of climate change science and sustainable energy provision that assesses our options for averting potentially disastrous consequences of global warming. Written in non-technical language by a Nobel Prize-winning scientist, this second edition allows readers to form their own conclusions on sustainable energy provision and climate change.
An insightful overview of climate change science and sustainable energy provision that assesses our options for averting potentially disastrous consequences of global warming. Written in non-technical language by a Nobel Prize-winning scientist, this second edition allows readers to form their own conclusions on sustainable energy provision and climate change.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Burton Richter is the Paul Pigott Professor in the Physical Sciences, Stanford University and Director Emeritus at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center. He is a Nobel Prize-winning physicist for his pioneering work in the discovery of a heavy elementary particle.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface List of units List of conversion factors List of abbreviations 1. Introduction Part I. Climate: 2. Greenhouse Earth 3. Climate modelling 4. The past as proxy for the future 5. Predicting the future Part II. Energy: 6. Taking up arms against this sea of troubles 7. How fast to move: a physicist's look at the economists 8. Energy, emissions and action 9. Fossil fuels: how much is there? 10. Electricity, emission and pricing carbon 11. Efficiency: the first priority 12. Nuclear energy 13. Renewables 14. Biofuels: is there anything there? 15. An energy summary Part III. Policy: 16. US policy: new things, bad things, good things 17. World policy action 18. Coda References Index.
Preface List of units List of conversion factors List of abbreviations 1. Introduction Part I. Climate: 2. Greenhouse Earth 3. Climate modelling 4. The past as proxy for the future 5. Predicting the future Part II. Energy: 6. Taking up arms against this sea of troubles 7. How fast to move: a physicist's look at the economists 8. Energy, emissions and action 9. Fossil fuels: how much is there? 10. Electricity, emission and pricing carbon 11. Efficiency: the first priority 12. Nuclear energy 13. Renewables 14. Biofuels: is there anything there? 15. An energy summary Part III. Policy: 16. US policy: new things, bad things, good things 17. World policy action 18. Coda References Index.
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