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The Wanderer

Fritz Leiber

1964 ★ 3.0

Climate change and energy insecurity

Richard Sherman, Felix Dodds

2009

Global Warming and the Greenhouse Effect

Colin Hocking

1990

Hope in an Age of Despair

R. S. White, Jonathan A. Moo

2013

Reading the Kyoto Protocol

Etienne Vermeersch

2005

Dark Age America

John Michael Greer

2016

Monitoring and predicting agricultural drought

Arthur P. Cracknell, Vijendra K. Boken, Ronald L. Heathcote

2005

Climate Change (Groundwork Guides)

Shelley Tanaka

2006

Encyclopedia of Climate Change (2nd edition)

Salem Press

2016

The vanishing face of gaia

James Lovelock

2008

Climate, history, and the modern world

H. H. Lamb

1982

Architecture in a climate of change

Peter F. Smith

2001

Tar sands showdown

Tony Clarke

2008

Climate since A.D. 1500

Raymond S. Bradley, Philip D. Jones

1992

The Vegetarian Myth

Lierre Keith

2009

The weather makers

Tim F. Flannery

2005

El Nino, 1997-1998

Gerald D. Bell, Stanley A. Changnon

2000

Recent history of an Ethiopian delta

Karl W. Butzer

1971

When Green Growth Is Not Enough

Anders Hayden

2014

Mara and Dann

Doris Lessing

1999

Climatic change, agriculture, and settlement

M. L. Parry

1978

The 18th century climate of Jamaica, derived from the journals of Thomas Thistlewood, 1750-1786

Michael Chenoweth, Thomas Thistlewood

2003

American Heat

Donald A. Brown

2002

Why geography matters

Harm J. de Blij

2005

The oceans

Eelco J. Rohling

2017

Corporate responses to climate change

Rory Sullivan

2008

The long summer

Brian M. Fagan

2004

Buck and Petal Chill the Anthropocene

John Mickey

2009

Our once and future planet

Paddy Woodworth

2013

Weather and Climate

Francis Wilson, Fiona Watt

1991

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