Greenhouse: The 200-Year Story of Global Warming

Gale E. Christianson · M. O. Battle

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For most people the threat of global warming seems a contemporary one. For Christianson it is an absorbing historical and scientific process intertwined with two centuries of civilisation and 300 billion years in the life of the planet.

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