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Category Archives: Reviews
Dire Predictions: Unique, and Uniquely Illustrated Addition to Climate Science Communications
View larger image Climatologist Michael E. Mann might be forgiven for having wondered if yet another book on global climate change was warranted. Whether yet another global warming book could make a significant contribution to the field, could be different [...]
Henson’s Rough Guide to Climate Change: A Must for Reporters’ Sagging Bookshelves
As bookshelves increasingly sag with climate change books, it would be hard to find one more useful to journalists than Robert Henson’s The Rough Guide to Climate Change, recently issued in a second, revised edition. The book, first published in [...]
Giving Kids a Voice … and a Role: ‘How We Know What We Know’
“A hopeful book in a discouraging time.” It’s how Antioch University Professor David Sobel characterizes “How We Know What We Know About Our Changing Climate: Scientists and Kids Explore Global Warming,” co-authored by Lynne Cherry and Gary Braasch.
Global Warming and Earth Under Fire
It’s a silly exercise, going through a photojournalism book by a widely respected environmental photographer and trying to identify from 100-plus photos that single iconic image that says it all about the new book. With a hundred-plus world-class photos to [...]



