The Climate & Weather category explores the forces that shape Earth’s atmosphere and influence the conditions we experience every day. These books examine the science of weather patterns, storms, and seasonal changes, as well as the long-term climate systems that affect the entire planet.
Topics may include meteorology, extreme weather events, climate change, atmospheric science, and the tools scientists use to study and predict environmental conditions. Many works also explore the impact of climate on agriculture, ecosystems, and human societies throughout history.
Together, these titles provide insight into the dynamic systems that govern Earth’s climate and weather, helping readers better understand the natural processes that shape our environment and the challenges facing the planet today.
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An engaging autobiography of a career shaped by Antarctica, from early years as a British Antarctic Survey scientist to work in Antarctic science, governance, diplomacy, and polar history. Illustrated with photographs and maps, it offers a firsthand account of life and work in one of the world’s most challenging environments.
A gripping global history of the 1815 eruption of Mount Tambora and its worldwide consequences. Historian Gillen D’Arcy Wood explores how volcanic climate disruption led to famine, disease, migration, and political upheaval across the nineteenth-century world. Used – Very Good condition.