Klimawandel ist eine der größten Herausforderungen der modernen Welt. Die Luftchemie im Kontext des Klimasystems bildet den Schwerpunkt dieses integrativen Handbuchs. Der problemorientierte Ansatz zur Erläuterung von atmosphärischen Prozessen beinhaltet eine Darstellung der chemischen Evolution, auf der die Bewertung des Zustands des Klimasystems und möglicher Einfluss- und Änderungsfaktoren basieren. Chemische Interaktionen der Atmosphäre mit der Biosphäre und Hydrosphäre werden im Sinne einer Multiphasenchemie dargestellt. Aus Sicht der chemischen Klimatologie bietet das Buch Lösungsansätze für unerwünschte Änderungen im Klimasystem, die von der Chemie verursacht, aber auch gelöst werden können.
"One can see that Möller did an enormous piece of work. His efforts produced an important and wonderful result. I consider this volume as one of the best books in the field, if not the best one. Möller's approach is unique in such a sense that he places atmospheric (and environmental) chemistry in the frame of the climate system. As Paul Crutzen notes in the Preface, it is also unusual that he treats the history of all the problems discussed. The structure of the book is also particular. So, the author is congratulated for preparing this nice book."
Ern? Mészáros, Air Chemistry Group of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Prof. emer. University of Veszprém
"Even at the first glance one can see that the book "Chemistry of the Climate System" represents an enormous piece of work. I think that Detlev Möller´s efforts produced an important and wonderful result. I consider this volume as one of the best books in the field, if not the best one. The approach is unique in such a sense that he places atmospheric (and environmental) chemistry in the frame of the climate system. As Paul Crutzen notes in the Preface, it is also unusual that he treats the history of all the problems discussed. The structure of the book is also particular. So, I congratulate for preparing this nice book."
Professor Ernö Mészáros (Academy of Sciences of Hungary)
Ern? Mészáros, Air Chemistry Group of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Prof. emer. University of Veszprém
"Even at the first glance one can see that the book "Chemistry of the Climate System" represents an enormous piece of work. I think that Detlev Möller´s efforts produced an important and wonderful result. I consider this volume as one of the best books in the field, if not the best one. The approach is unique in such a sense that he places atmospheric (and environmental) chemistry in the frame of the climate system. As Paul Crutzen notes in the Preface, it is also unusual that he treats the history of all the problems discussed. The structure of the book is also particular. So, I congratulate for preparing this nice book."
Professor Ernö Mészáros (Academy of Sciences of Hungary)