Arctic Climate Change
2025년 1월 · Publifye AS
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'Arctic Climate Change' offers a compelling examination of the dramatic environmental transformations unfolding in Earth's northernmost regions, where temperatures are rising at twice the global average. This comprehensive work investigates three critical aspects: the accelerating Arctic ice melt, its effects on native wildlife, and the far-reaching implications for global climate patterns.
Through a masterful blend of historical climate data, satellite observations, and field research, the book reveals how Arctic changes serve as early warning signals for broader climatic shifts worldwide. The book progresses logically from foundational climate science concepts, such as albedo effects and thermohaline circulation, to detailed analyses of specific environmental changes.
It combines traditional ecological knowledge with modern scientific methods, drawing from an impressive array of sources including four decades of satellite imagery, indigenous observations, and extensive wildlife population surveys. Particularly noteworthy is its examination of how Arctic transformations influence global ocean currents and Northern Hemisphere weather patterns.
Written in an accessible academic style, this volume stands out for its interdisciplinary approach, connecting insights from glaciology, marine biology, and atmospheric sciences. The author carefully balances technical detail with practical explanations, making complex concepts understandable while maintaining scientific rigor. The book's unique value lies in its comprehensive treatment of Arctic climate change as both a regional phenomenon and a global concern, supported by extensive peer-reviewed research and current observational data.
Through a masterful blend of historical climate data, satellite observations, and field research, the book reveals how Arctic changes serve as early warning signals for broader climatic shifts worldwide. The book progresses logically from foundational climate science concepts, such as albedo effects and thermohaline circulation, to detailed analyses of specific environmental changes.
It combines traditional ecological knowledge with modern scientific methods, drawing from an impressive array of sources including four decades of satellite imagery, indigenous observations, and extensive wildlife population surveys. Particularly noteworthy is its examination of how Arctic transformations influence global ocean currents and Northern Hemisphere weather patterns.
Written in an accessible academic style, this volume stands out for its interdisciplinary approach, connecting insights from glaciology, marine biology, and atmospheric sciences. The author carefully balances technical detail with practical explanations, making complex concepts understandable while maintaining scientific rigor. The book's unique value lies in its comprehensive treatment of Arctic climate change as both a regional phenomenon and a global concern, supported by extensive peer-reviewed research and current observational data.
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