Lawrence Krauss's 2021 book explaining the physical science underlying climate change, aimed at general readers, covering thermodynamics, radiation, atmospheric physics, and the empirical basis for climate projections.
Provides a rigorous but accessible physics-based account of climate change, distinguishing empirical physical science from policy debates, and explaining the greenhouse effect at a level suitable for educated non-specialists.
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