Will We Survive Climate Change?: One Last Chance
By Len Frenkel
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Will We Survive Climate Change? - Len Frenkel
WILL WE SURVIVE CLIMATE CHANGE?
One Last Chance
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To all life on our one and only home, Earth.
Table of Contents
Keynote
Acknowledgments
Preface
Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 Climate Change
What Is Climate Change?
What Causes Climate Change?
How Do We Know That Climate Change Exists and That It Is Caused by Human Activity?
What Are Some of the Consequences of Climate Change?
Flooding
Storms
Drought
Adaptation
Ocean Acidity
Ocean Warming
Species Extinctions
Tipping Points
Greenhouse Gases
What Will Happen to Us?
Chapter 3 Livestock
Chapter 4 Where Are the Media??
Chapter 5 Conclusion
Bibliography
Endnotes
Keynote
What have the media not told us about climate change? This book answers that question and makes a compelling, passionate, and informed plea for all of us to change one aspect of our lives in order to save ourselves and most life on the planet from the rapidly approaching effects of climate change.
Acknowledgments
My wife and partner, Ruth, has been with me all the way through this process and has been my editor in chief and cheering section. Lindsey Rorden, my wonderful granddaughter, has gone through the manuscript many times with a most critical eye and has made excellent suggestions for improvement. Thanks also to the following people for their critical and supportive suggestions: Jeff Anhang, Edith Heitmann-Tsacle, Sandra Lavini, Linda Marsa, Cara O’Sullivan, Leanne Oswald, Marissa Oswald, Elana Pessin, Vilma Reynoso, and Edward Silberman.
Preface
Dear Reader,
This book is about the reality of climate change. This reality, sometimes called climate crisis or climate chaos, is all around us, here in the United States as well as everywhere on the planet. It is not going away; in fact, it is getting worse by the day. We haven’t experienced a worldwide crisis this serious since World War II when many millions of people faced bullets and bombs. This new war is against invisible and silent enemies—carbon dioxide and methane. It is absolutely necessary that you and everyone else in the world have some information about it so there can be the possibility of taking actions to stop the many climate threats to our planet. We are all in this together. I hope that you will be